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The Oxford Anthology of Raj Stories

 
Saros Cowasjee (Editor)
Synopsis A legacy of the British Raj in India is the literature produced about it. This comprehensive and wide-ranging anthology includes not just the work of masters such as Kipling and Orwell but of several lesser-known--but equally compelling--writers. The stories provide a vivid portrait of colonial India and impressions of the interaction between the British rulers and their Indian subjects in a mix of ironic, entertaining, and even eerie tales. They also reveal the British themselves, and their varied perceptions of the Raj, as the empire moves from a note of confidence to one of despair. As well as over thirty stories, the book also contains an introduction by the editor, biographical notes on the authors, and a glossary. It is bound to interest all those who read for pleasure, as well as historians and students of English literature.
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Saros Cowasjee

Saros Cowasjee is Professor Emeritus at the University of Regina, Canada.

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Title The Oxford Anthology of Raj Stories
Format Softcover
Date published: 01.01.2003
Edition Reprint
Language: English
isbn 0195658493
length xii+345p., Bibliography; Glossary; 22cm