Out Of Evil Cometh Good. One Of The Important Consequences Of Colonialism In India Is The Birth Of Indian English Literature. The Process Through Which It Developed Had Three Distinct Stages. In The First Stage There Was Admiration And Imitation Of The Western Models. After The First Flush Was Over, A Reaction Set In. That Was The Second Stage, The Stage Of Resentment And Rebellion. This Naturally Led To The Third Stage The One We Are Passing Through The Stage Of Self-Discovery And Self-Assertion. The Writers Now Draw On The Rich Cultural Heritage Of India And At The Same Time Explore Its Contemporary Relevance. A Writer Of An Independent Country Cannot Afford To Lose Touch With Social Reality And He Must Understand, Transcribe And Recreate It In Verbal Artefact. The Task Is Rendered More Difficult Because The Indian English Writers Are Obliged To Write In A Language They Are Not Born Into. But The Writers Have Remarkably Overcome All These Difficulties And, Looking At The Achievements Of The Indian English Writers, It Can Be Definitely Claimed That Indian Writing In English Has Come Of Age And Has Completely Got Over The Anxiety Of Influence. The Nineteen Essays That Constitute This Volume Cover A Wide Range Of Authors And Subjects. Starting With Nirad C. Chaudhuri, One Of The Greatest Thinkers And Most Controversial Writers Of The Last Century, The Essays Shed New Lights On Different Aspects Of The Makers Of Indian English Literature: Mulk Raj Anand, R.K. Narayan, Manohar Malgonkar, Nayantara Sahgal, Bhabani Bhattacharya, Kasthuri Sreenivasan, Vikram Seth, Kamala Markandaya, Anita Desai, Arundhati Roy, A.K. Ramanujan And Kamala Das.Since Indian Writing In English Is Prescribed In Most Of The Universities In India, Both The Teachers And The Students Will Find This Volume Very Useful And Anybody Interested In Indian Writing In English Will Also Find These Luminous Essays Intellectually Stimulating.
The English Writings of Rabindranath Tagore: Plays, stories, essays
1 Age , Same Rage : Debates over Indian - English Writings UMA PARAMESWARAN * In my recent study of Kamala Markandaya , ' I noted that the earlier generation of Indian writers who lived outside . India tended to be called Expatriate ...
He leaves Urvasie in Menaca's hands . His world of felicity and bliss gets shattered . Though Urvasie returns to her heavenly abode , she bears the agonising difference between her love in paradise and her love for a mortal being in her ...
For instance , the Urvasie myth has a long history in Indian literatures and goes back to the Rig Veda . It has been treated variously by dramatists and poets down from the Vedas to Rabindranath . Aurobindo has drawn the inspiration ...
The colonial cousins , so to say . The first part of the essay deals with the meanings of the much— ( ab ) used term— " post - colonialism ” and its conflation with yet another postal term , “ post - modernism ” .
In the second section of The Upsori , we notice a typically Indian romantic imagery : A soft breeze from the Parijata's ... The subject matter is Indian and the Romantic imagination of the mountain is also replete with images that are ...
Prior to the journey , Karthamma herself approached Zindi and requested her to take her away from India and she even offered her money for this . ... Zindi's apartment in al - Ghazira presents diasporic life of the migrants .
Since Its Inception In 19Th Century, Indian Writing In English Has Coruscated Worldwide And The English Works Of Indian Authors Have Been Highly Appreciated Even By The People Of English-Speaking Nations.