"From the first chapter of Nandini Bhattacharya's novel, one recognizes the urgent, unflinching voice of an author who lays bare the political and cultural barriers towards choice faced by women in Anglo-Indian society as the subcontinent struggles with the weight of imperialism at the turn of t...
我最近认识了一个姐姐,姓氏是Bhattacharya,她是PHD学历,自称PHD 学者。肤色 符合我们对高种姓的猜测。...
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Actually throughout the world women鈥焥 experiences, their journey and struggle in the patriarchal system are more or less same though they may not belong to the same class, caste and race or speak the same language. However, they live in a society where language itself is gendered. This ...
The Naxalbari movement sparked two kinds of immediate literary representation: disillusion and despair by an urban protagonist and a historically specific, analytical, aesthetically dynamic projection showcasing the struggles of urban and tribal-peasant resistance, as in Devi. The movement was followed by...
Key words: Hunger, Human spirit, High caste, Low caste, Freedom etc.Dr. Poonam Rani
Spirituality is one's character or quality that makes one transcend the barriers of worldliness, caste, creed and sensuality and realize one's connection with the Truth. The present paper aims to explore the spiritual consciousness in R.K. Narayan's The Guide and Bhabani Bhattacharya's He Who...