Untold stories about India: Rudyard Kipling and E.M. Forster
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823.8 MAR/C Charles Dickens: Hard times/ Bleak house | 823.8 MCD/G George Eliot | 823.8 MEN/V Charles Dickens | 823.8 MOO/U Untold stories about India: Rudyard Kipling and E.M. Forster | 823.8 SAN/A Anthony Trollope | 823.8 SEW/B Black beauty | 823.8 STE/S The strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and Weir of Hermiston |
Untold stories about India: Rudyard Kipling and E.M. Forster could not have come more timely a the trend has shifted from theory domination to a new horizon of close reading and cultural studies. A brief history of Orientalism from the 18th through the 20th century commotes the shifting position of the Orient as romantic and exotic to a representational and inferior entity. This is a close post-Orientalism reading of two modern clasical texts in the form of a detailed examination and application of Saidian analysis. The author of the book believes that there is a host of novels on India by both Indian and non-Indian authors but Kipling's Kim and Forster's A passage to India play a significant role in the typical colonialist tradition of narration...
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