Rajam krishnan (82 resultados)

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Soft cover. Condición: New. Lamps in the whirlpool is a story of the dilemma the modern Indian woman faces who she should be: a dutiful wife and mother, an obedient daughter-in-law or a woman with a life of dignity. The story is set in Delhi of the 1980s and Girija, the educated housewife, is forced to acknowledge the loveless emptiness of her life, burdened by the archaic Brahminical custom of Madi. For seventeen years, she has meekly accepted exploitation by orthodox matriarchy and typical patriarchy, until a visit to hardware and the river Ganges opens her eyes to the choice she must make between servitude to family or an Unfettered life and loss of access to her children. This story is considered the first feminist novel in Tamil. The author, Rajam Krishna, was the first Tamil woman to receive the Sahitya Akademi Award. Krishnan set a trend for women-centric novels in contemporary fiction in Tamil and deftly exposed the brittle bricks on which the much-glorified institution of family stands and how fragile the bonds of marriage can be. The story, thus, serves as beacon for the new woman, independent, self-reliant and strong, cutting across regions and class.…

Soft cover. Condición: Fine. Translated from the Tamil Kurinjithen, Rajam Krishnan's lyrical and erudite novel is a family saga of three generations of Badagas in the Nilgiris. As the winds of social change and modernity invade their protected lives, the innocence and harmony is replaced by conflict and tragedy that precede a new beginning.…

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Paperback. Condición: Good. MacMillan India Limited; Madras, 1995. Trade paperback. A Good+, binding firm, interior and extremities tidy, moderate handling/scuff marks to covers, some sunning to top text block edge, some wear to spine edges and cover corners, fading rear cover, book has been read, creases to front cover along spine, rub marks to spine, a good, clean and unmarked copy in wraps. 8vo[octavo or approx. 6 x 9], 88pp. We pack securely and ship daily w/delivery confirmation on every book. The picture on the listing page is of the actual book for sale. Additional Scan(s) are available for any item, please inquire.Please note: Oversized books/sets MAY require additional postage then what is quoted for 2.2lb book. …

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Soft cover. Condición: New. Kurinjithen, literally honey of the kurinji flower, is a timeless poem in prose that transports you to the lush Nilgiris where this beautiful blue flower grows wild and to the land of the Badagas who inhabit these hills. It is also Rajam Krishnan s eulogy to a vanished world and way of life. Once in twelve years when the kurinji blooms in these hills, bees store the honey of the kurinji in combs in rock crevices and on branches of trees. When the Kurinji Blooms narrates the family saga of three generations of Badagas who have for long remained untouched by modernity. Then, as the winds of commerce and change invade their tranquil and sheltered lives, innocence and harmony are replaced by conflict and tragedy that herald new beginnings. The struggles and emotional turmoil of a close-knit people who live close to nature and their transition from a traditional way of life towards modernity are chronicled using the motif of the kurinji, which symbolises the passage of time. A poignant and compelling portrait of a unique community set against the breathtaking beauty of the Nilgiris, Krishnan captures the essence of the landscape and its people in vibrant and photographic detail, immersing us in the lifeworld of the Badagas, their culture and customs, their loves and fears, their hopes and aspirations, even as they negotiate change. Uma Narayanan and Prema Seetharam s masterful and sensitive translation of the acclaimed novel brings alive the many charms and rhythms of Badaga life, inviting us to rediscover the enduring magic of Krishnan s writing and the blue kurinji.…

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Paperback or Softback. Condición: New. Kurijnithen. Book.

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Soft cover. Condición: Near Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. First English translation of the Tamil feminist novel Culalil Mitakkum Tiipannkal by the important Indian writer Rajam Krishnan. This short but powerful work portrays the lives of women caught in restrictive social structures in modern India. Through vivid characterisation and restrained but sharp social observation, Krishnan examines questions of gender, class and autonomy. The novel forms part of the Macmillan India series Modern Indian Novels in Translation, issued to mark the fiftieth anniversary of Indian independence in 1997, bringing significant regional language fiction to an English readership. Translated by Uma Narayanan and Prema Seetharam, with an introduction and explanatory notes designed to assist readers unfamiliar with Tamil cultural contexts. xv plus 88 pages. Publisher's original printed wrappers. Octavo 22 cm. Condition Very good clean copy. Binding firm and square. Pages clean with no inscriptions or markings. Light normal shelf wear to the covers but no tears or serious faults. An attractive example of a now rather scarce title in this translation series. Contents include Introduction to the novel and its social context English translation of Lamps in the Whirlpool Explanatory notes and glossary of cultural terms An excellent copy for readers of Indian literature in translation, feminist fiction, and post independence South Asian writing. …