urmila dabir (16 resultados)

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Hardcover. Condición: New. Estado de la sobrecubierta: New. 1st Edition. Parsees in India, even though a micro community, possess a distinct identity and culture. Unlike other communities,this community has striven hard to preserve, sustain, and enhance their culture. Their presence in Indian Writing in English is remarkable and their voices are audible within and outside India. Many Parsee litterateurs like Rohinton Mistry, Boman Desai, Dina Mehta, Thrity Umrigar, Firdaus Kanga, Bapsi Sidhwa, Ardashir Vakil, Meher Pestonjee, Saros Cowasjee, Cyrus Mistry, Gieve Patel, Farrukh Dhondy, Adil Jussawalla, Meher Pestonjee, Nergis Dalal,Perin Bharucha, among many others, have carved a distinct literary identity of and for their community at the glocal level and have made people aware of the problems and culture of their community.The present anthology is a compilation of papers dealing mainly with Parsee fiction in English and short stories. The paper scan serve as reference point to all those who are interested in an indepth study of Parsee fiction in English.

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. Contributors. 1. Narrative strategies and the invisible in Neelum Saran Gour's Sikandar Chowk Park reconstructing identities and (Inter ) religious confrontation/Ludmila Volha. 2. From the Sandal trees to facing the mirror a herstorical over view of same sex love in India/Ana Garcia Arroyo. 3. Literature still matters the namesake woman reads woman/Prem Srivastava. 4. The celebration of acculturation in Monica Ali's Brick Lane/Leela Kanal. 5. A socio cultural feminist critique of inside the Haveli within the frame of the marginal/Vaishali Naik. 6. Reason and rebellion in feminism Shashi Deshpande and Bharati Mukherjee/supriya Sahsrabuddhe. 7. Dimensionality of history and politics in Bapsi Sidhwa's Ice Candy man/P.D. Nimsarkar. 8. Shashi Deshpande's the binding vine an ecocritical perspective/Amol Padwad. 9. Mistress of her choice conflict and resolution in Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni's arranged marriage/Malti Panga. 10. Rendenzvous with Manju Kapur. 11. Changing faces of women in Manju Kapur's home/Nutan Chotai. 12. Writing on the wall a critique of Namita Gokhale's Shakuntala/Madhavi Moharil. 13. Enigma of cultural interface a study of diasporic experiences in Jhumpa Lahiri's the Namesake/Jyoti Patil. 14. Githa Hariharan's the thousand faces of night a silent quest for identity/Shirish More. 15. Marriage as misalliance a reading of Anita Nair's mistress/Sujata Chakravorty. 16. Reclamation of inheritance Biju's homecoming in Kiran Desai's the inheritance of loss/Narendra Khandait. 17. Such a long journey the quest for identity in Gita Mehta's Raj/Renu Dalela and Alka Zade. 18. De Analysis of marital relationships/Priya Wanjari. 19. Resolution of Akhila's Dilemma in ladies coupe/Varsha Karmarkar. 20. Evolution of New female identity in Namita Gokhale/Vandana Bhagdikar. 21. Mother daughter relationships in fasting feasting and difficult daughters/Usha Kurjekar. 22. On structures of dyadic mother daughter relationships (An analysis of Kamila Shamsie's broken verses)/Vandana Pathak and Urmila Dabir. 23. Echoes of realism in Manju Kapur's difficult daughters/Shubha Mishra. Index. Contemporary Fiction An Anthology of Female Writers focuses only on one particular genre of literature fiction. It analyzes various issues related with socio cultural dimensions of patriarchy religious confrontation and identity sexual diversity transculturalism immigrant and diasporic sensibilities socio psycho political historical representations economic ramifications and globalization eco critical perspective and female quest for identity. The highlight of the anthology is Manju Kapur's long and exhaustive interview. It would provide a new sense of direction to research scholars and would be of great interest to all literature lovers students and teachers alike. The papers in the anthology can serve as reference points to all those who are interested in an indepth study of contemporary female fiction writers underlining the space they have created for themselves and reveal various aspects nuances and shades of women writing's in English. 268 pp.

Hardcover. Condición: New. Contents: Introduction. 1. Focus on Diaspora Literature with Special Reference to the Indian English Literature. 2. Jhumpa Lahiri's Works: A Diasporic Assessment. 3. Indian Diaspora in the Novels of Amitav Ghosh. 4. Diaspora in the Novels of Salman Rushdie. It is significant to note that Indian Diasporic literature with its presence all over the world is one of the most talked about and discussed topics in world literature today. In fact, displaced communities and their settlement elsewhere play a dominant role in it. As such, from indentured labourers to educated people aspiring for a better life in other countries, all comes under the purview of Indian Diasporic literature. In this book an attempt is made to elucidate the Diasporic elements in the novels of Jhumpa Lahiri, Amitav Ghosh and Salman Rushdie in analytical manner. Students, researchers and teachers of English and comparative literature will find this book to be very useful and informative.

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - University Scholarship in Humanities in the second half of the twentieth century is marked by two movements often working in tandem. The intellectual ferment in many of the disciplines in humanities is caused by the cross-disciplinary interface between critical theories that tend to collapse the ideological boundaries between disciplines. The second movement is concerned with the evaporation of spatial boundaries themselves that has created a radically new space in the aftermath of colonialism which goes under the broad rubric of post-colonialism. The resurgence of competing deconstructive approaches incorporating feminism, post-colonialism, cultural studies and postmodernism has radically de-familiarised the educational establishment s ambience since the 1960 s. Publications like After Theory, Post-Theory, The Death of Criticism, The Death of Theory with their provocative titles seem to ring the death knell of theory, but is it really the end of aura of theory or do we agree with Anita Desai when she says that Nothing s over ever This work includes new ideas/thoughts on Deconstruction which, we hope, would help the critics and the scholars get better understanding of this contentious area.