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Sarvodaya is a life-long revolution. The remote ideal of Sarvodaya is to bring about revolution from individual life to social life. The concept of life and the spiritual ideal placed before the world by the Seers and Saints of India are coined in the word Sarvodaya. It is nothing than the essence of...

Indo-Anglian Literature is a very vibrant and competent literature among regional literatures in India and among English literatures in the world. It has been growing at a rapid rate along with other postcolonial literatures in other countries. This literature has contributed world renowned writers like...

Frankly speaking, there is a need of true art in Indian Writing in English (IWE) and its criticism - rich both in tradition and modernity. As T.S Eliot would have us believe, although in the broader context of world literature's, the writers and critics in IWE need to write not merely with his own generations...

Teaching English Language Through Literature is compiled with scholarly articles of great thinkers and educationists. It is a need of the day. From the last few decades the English language has crossed beyond the Common Wealth Countries and become a local language. It is also a language of Information...

In the present collection reputed scholars have probed and analysed Manju Kapurs feministic approach to life in her fiction. It is hoped that the present collection of papers will help to understand the fictional works of promising Indian English woman novelist Manju Kapur.

Feminism is a diverse collection of social theories, political movements and moral philosophies, largely motivated by or concerning the experiences of women, especially in terms of their social, political, and economic Situation. As a social movement, feminism largely focuses on limiting or eradicating gender inequality and promoting womens rights, interests and issues in society.

Indian writing in English is in its Himalayan heights these days. Our writers have set milestones in the field of poetry, fiction and drama. Now Indian authors in English are no longer dependent on their British counterparts, rather they are flourishing by leaps and bounds by dint of their own caliber...

Contrary to the belief that the Indian Drama in English is still in its infancy and that the period of gestation is not yet over, the fact is that it has reached a stage of indefinable maturity and though it may suffer from quantity but certainly not in quality. This genre of Indian English Literature...

Since Indian Writing in English is a vast arena these days, no single anthology will be enough. But the present anthology with the critical insights and information provided by our esteemed contributors, will be of real help to the emerging scholars, students and teachers in the area. The critical range...

This volume showcases various aspects of Indian English fiction spread over more than a hundred years period. There are nineteen papers highlighting the salient features of a variety of fiction. An interview with an eminent Professor known for his poetic, artistic and critical productivity enriches this...

Roy ventured into the realm of art with her debut novel The God of Small Things. She brought laurels to the country by winning the coveted Booker Prize in 1997 when India celebrated her 50th anniversary of Independence. Roy is the first non-expatriate Indian author and the first Indian Woman to have...

Sylvia Plath is one of the most popular and accomplished poets of the twentieth century. But since her suicide, in spite of the effort of outstanding critics, the obsession with events of her real life, more often than is good for poetry, continues to be the focus of attention, rather than her poetry...

The present anthology The Fiction of Amitav Ghosh: A Post-colonial Perspective attempts to bring together reading of Ghoshs selected and most exquisite novels from a refreshingly different viewpoint against the background of Post-colonialism. Amitav Ghosh is unarguably one of the most cosmopolitan...

As a student of philosophy and literature, I was fascinated by the modern philosophical thought of existentialism and that of its exponents like Dane Soren Kierkegaard, Martin Heidegger, Jean Paul Sartre, Albert Camus, Kafka and others.