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The Voice of the Other: Post Independence Indian English Fiction

 
G.A. Ghanshyam (Author) Prasanta Chakraborty (Author)
Synopsis

Post-Independence India saw a significant development in Indian fiction-writing in English though it was expected that English as a language would leave India too, once the British quit the subcontinent. In the Vintage Book of Indian Writing, Salman Rushdie claimed that India's best writing since Independence may have been done in the language of the departed imperialists. The pre-Independence Indian English fiction had nationalism as the major theme. However post independence Indian fiction is influenced by several other elements like alienation, partition motif, subaltern, women's issues etc. In fact post Independence saw the genre blossoming and blooming with the advent of new writers and their exploration of new writers and their exploration of new arenas of expression. Added to this, are the applications of several genres in making a critical assessment of the Indian English fiction as an influence of Western literary theories.

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Bibliographic information

Title The Voice of the Other: Post Independence Indian English Fiction
Format Hardcover
Date published: 10.08.2013
Edition 1st.ed.
Publisher Yking Books
Language: English
isbn 9789380930947
length xiv+258p., 23cm.