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Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. Contributors. 1. Migrant voices in literatures in English Sheobhushan Shukla/Anu Shukla. 2. Dialogues of belonging black and Asian British women's Diasporan writing/Gina Wisker. 3. Migrancy across the centuries Coetzee rewriting Defoe/Pauline Dodgson Katiyo. 4. Contemporary British black and South Asian writing/Chris Weedon. 5. Deceit disappointments and desperation Adbulrazak Gurnah's view of Migrancy/Felicity Hand. 6. The Metropolis as Stepmother Jean Rhys's experience of diaspora/Barbara Arizti. 7. So different but so similar Janette Turner hospital's Due Preparations for the Plague/Dolores Herrero. 8. Bollywood Galore and the Expatriate text disarranged marriages and the impossible return of the native/Alessandro Monti. 9. Migrancy in literature/Nirmal Selvamony. 10. Movements and migrations tales from the third space/M.G. Hegde. 11. Migrants perception of the Mandalic patterns a comparative study/K.T. Sunitha Byrappa. 12. The Hymns of national strife the Enigma of nation in the diasporic writings of Satendra Nandan/M.S. Pandey. 13. The world of Saul bellow/Anu Shukla. 14. Re presenting third world women a study of select writings of Imtiaz Dharker Debjani Chatterjee and Suniti Namjoshi/Madhurita Choudhury. Index. Migrant Voices in Literatures in English interrogates migrancy in literature and literary discourse especially in narratives and poetics. It endeavours to tease out the tangled yarn of Migrancy and Dispora and deeply probe various formulations arising from migrant consciousness and creativity viz home/land cosmopolitanism/multiculturalism borders quest for identity ethnicity language and so on. Quite a few illustrious scholars and critics from across the world engage in this volume with the works/texts of the icons of migrant literature from various countries with a select emphasis of Indian writers in English. The book is intended to serve all those whether academics creative writers or researchers who are interface with a most flourishing genealogy of contemporary world literature and to lead to true literary globalisation. 186 pp.…

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Postcolonialism and fiction in English some considerations/Sheobhushan Shukla and Anu Shukla. 2. From postcoloniality to globalization the comprador intellectual as the site of disciplinary negotiation/Saikat Majumdar. 3. The ethics of sexual limits the English patient and the Ebony Tower/A. Clare Brandabur. 4. The Indian English framed narratives and story cycles/M.G. Hegde. 5. Aesthetics of subjectivity ethics of otherness the fiction of Shashi Deshpande/Saikat Majumdar. 6. Mapping the postcolonial situation in Anita Desai's fasting feasting/Farddina Hussain. 7. The migrant voice of Jhumpa Lahiri/Arundhati Chatterjee. 8. From Turbulence to tranquility an insight into Malamud's the fixer/G. Bhuvaneswari. 9. Marginalized self and marginalized identity breaking the silence in Tehmina Durrani's my Feudal Lord/Shabina Nishat Omar. 10. Relocated diaspora ethnic negotiation in Monica Sone's Nisei daughter/Madhusmita Pati. 11. The final journey Richard Wright's Haiku/Philip Zitowitz. 12. Bellow's quest for the true self/Anu Shukla. Index. Postcolonialism a historio political phenomenon born in the matrix of literary studies is a highly problematic term and yet a major force in the academia even today. Decentring the Eurocentric subject it has released new energies and created new paradigms in the contemporary literature and theory. The present anthology a fine and judicious mix of the old and established scholars and the new and upcoming ones endeavours to reify them not as a prisoner of theory but as an enlightened critic in the works of some representative writers mostly fictionists belonging to the third world. That the present volume is a happy blend of sound critical wisdom and fresh revelatory insights can be realized only when one has gone through it from cover to cover. 195 pp.…

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Hardcover. Condizione: As New. Contents: Preface. 1. The world of the novels. 2. The problem of self. 3. The quest for true self. 4. Response to social reality. 5. The protagonist's engagement with society. 6. Formal strategies. 7. Summing up. Index. "A unique historian of modern sensibility falling into post-modernism, of the self losing its way into the labyrinth of corruption, reduction, sensuality and sexuality, reality constructions and ideologies, of the striving of the soul to reach out to God and his creation, of the inroads of anti-humanism into humanism, Saul Bellow (1915-2005), a thinker and writer, is a phenomenon of the twentieth century. The author of several classical novels, novellas, short stories, plays, essays and other works, he is fully aware of the contradictions of the sublime and the ridiculous, euphoric and the somber, lofty and the trivial, imaginatively sweeping and narratively engrossing, metaphorical and symbolical coexisting with the minutiae of life. However, he is not split up but he endeavours to reconcile and resolve the contraries and contradictions, the verities and paradoxes, the complications, and implications. The present work underscores all these aspects of the great Nobel Laureate and offers much more in the study of his novels and novellas while focalizing the novelist's exploration of the true nature of the self and its belonging in society. The writer also offers valuable insights into other aspects of this all time great writer and asserts the claims of the book on the attention of the academics, researchers and scholars." (jacket).…

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Contents 1 Introduction Sheobhushan Shukla Christopher Rollason and Anu Shukla 2 To tell a story is to affirm life Death and Storytelling in Vikram Chandras Red Earth and Pouring Rain Silvia Albertazzi 3 Leaving the Past Behind Letting the Future Alone Vikram Chandras Uses of History in Red Earth and Pouring Rain Andrew Teverson 4 The Tale teller and the Text Storytelling in Vikram Chandras Red Earth and Pouring Rain and Love and Longing in Bombay Christopher Rollason 5 On the Spanish Translation of Vikram Chandras Love and Longing in Bombay Problems and Strategies of Translating a Transcultural Text Christopher Rollason 6 A Story from Vikram Chandras Love and Longing in Bombay Kama Detecting in Bombay Cielo Festino 7 Supermodernity Meganarratives A Comparative Study of Vikram Chandras Sacred Games Gregory David Roberts Shantaram and Suketu Mehtas Maximum City Geetha Ganapathy Dore 8 Only Life Itself Noir Fiction and Beyond in Vikram Chandras Sacred Games Dora Sales Salvador 9 Farewell Father Edipus Freedom and Uncertainty in Vikram Chandras Sacred Games Adalinda Gasparini 10 The Other as the Subject in Vikram Chandras Sacred Games Sheobhushan Shukla 11 Uses and Abuses of Indian English in Sacred Games Anu Shukla 12 A Conversation with Vikram Chandra Antonia Navarro Tejero Bibliography Index Vikram Chandra born in Delhi in 1961 has risen to prominence as one of the most acclaimed of the current generation of practitioners of Indian Writing in English He is the author of the novels Red Earth and Pouring Rain 1995 and Sacred Games 2006 and the story collection Love and Longing in Bombay 1997 This volume reflects the international range of scholarship on Chandra through ten critical essays and an interview Taken together the contributions point up plurality as a vital feature of a body of fiction that reflects both the innate heterogeneity of Indian culture and the complexities of postcoloniality and globalisation while refusing all monolithic belief systems and constantly interweaving a multiplicity of narrative voices jacket 264 pp.…

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