Indian novelists (80 Ergebnisse)

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Kamala Markandaya. 3. Anita Desai. 4. Shashi Deshpande. 5. Shobha De. 6. Bharati Mukherjee. 7. Postscript. Index. Feminism and the Post modern Indian Women Novelists in English tends to be a significant document discussing not only the evolution of some outstanding Indian English women novelists but also contains the feminist movement as it filtered gradually in Indian English fiction from the west examining how the Indian novelists stipulation is wider in perspective and more comprehensive in application in comparison to their western counterparts. Founded on Elaine Showalter's concept from feminine to female the book meticulously dissects the French feminist doctrine revealing how leading Indian women novelists have created their own model pattern and concept of feminism suiting the Indian context adhering to the Indian system and drawing inspiration from the plight the struggle the resistance and the compromise practised by the contemporary Indian women of all classes creeds urban or rural. In a comprehensive compact and scholarly manner the author has critically evaluated the five major Indian women novelists in India Kamala Markandaya Anita Desai Shashi Deshpande Shobha De and Bharati Mukherjee while revalidating their unquestionable status in and contribution to Indian English fiction. Some recent and upcoming female novelists like Arundhati Roy Gita Hariharan Namita Gokhale Anita Nair and Manju Kapoor are also discussed briefly for the sake of academic completion. 137 pp.…

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Voice and vision of Nayantara Sahgal as reflected in her novels/Harin Majithia. 2. Beyond cultural bounds women's plight in Anita Desai's fasting feasting/Fatima Sugarwala. 3. Use and abuse in familial relationships as depicted by Anita Desai in fasting feasting/Sima Gida. 4. The unpleasant and unbearable consequences of inter racial marriage in Anita Desai's Bye Bye Blackbird/Bipin R. Parmar. 5. Feminism in Shashi Deshpande's Roots and Shadows/Krishna Daiya. 6. Gita Mehta's A River Sutra a voyage from Siva's Anutava and Siva Tattva to Paramsiva/Nidhi Tiwari. 7. Enchantment and non enchantment with England in Anita Desa's Bye Bye Blackbird/Nayan D. Tank. 8. Thematic concerns in Ruth Prawer Jhabvala's Heat and Dust/Twinkle B. Manavar. 9. The Namesake account of a name looking for its bearer/Suchita Joshi. 10. The female characters in The God of Small Things and their struggle for existence/Chetan Upadhyay. Index. Indian women novelists in English edited by Prof. P.D. Bheda is a unique collection of critical essays on Nayantara Sahgal Anita Desai Gita Mehta Ruth Prawer Jhabvala and Jhumpa Lahiri. The present book comprising critical essays by eminent scholars is a pioneering attempt at the critical evaluation of the novels of women novelists writing in English. An attempt has been made to study various aspects of leading women novelists writing in English. This book will be useful for those who wish to study Indian women novelists in English. 134 pp.…

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Partition Issues and historical perspective. 2. Partition as trauma. 3. Fictional historiography of partition. 4. Partition violence and its socio cultural ramifications. 5. Narrative strategies. 6. Epilogue. Select bibliography. Index. Partition of the Indian subcontinent impacted women in many particular ways. But their experiences have been generally subsumed or deflected in the meta/male narratives. Some recent feminist interventions have addressed the ellipses of history by exploring the effects of partition on women's consciousness and subjectivity through alternative histories. The book Partition and Indian English Women Novelists projects partition fiction as history's creative counterpart and focuses on the cross border gendered aspect of Partition. The study analyses the historiography of Partition in the novels of Attia Hosain Mehr Nigar Masroor Bapsi Sidhwa Nina Sibal Anita Kumar and Shauna Singh Baldwin and examines these writings as agential voices of the assertive other working through parallel strategies to approximate the reality of Partition. The study explores the interstices of history by foregrounding the marginal in a comparative mode. 192 pp.…

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