Crisis and Creativity in the New Literatures in EnglishGeoffrey V. Davis, Hena Maes-Jelinek Rodopi, 1990 - 529 pages |
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Page 347
... India develop a compulsion to be pan - Indian as well as true to the local nuances and colour . The styles of Indian literature in English show clear signs of this compulsion . For instance , even after writing for more than half a ...
... India develop a compulsion to be pan - Indian as well as true to the local nuances and colour . The styles of Indian literature in English show clear signs of this compulsion . For instance , even after writing for more than half a ...
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... Indian . The idiom of the poem and the quality of emotion in this section are comparable to those acceptable to the Western standard of alienation . The second section is about the poet's sojourn through many Indian cities , and his ...
... Indian . The idiom of the poem and the quality of emotion in this section are comparable to those acceptable to the Western standard of alienation . The second section is about the poet's sojourn through many Indian cities , and his ...
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... Indian philosophy and the Indian mind , as if the geographical boundaries that are ideologically constructed really cover an ontologically grounded unity . „ 33 In a review by Maria Couto in Encounter practically all features of the ...
... Indian philosophy and the Indian mind , as if the geographical boundaries that are ideologically constructed really cover an ontologically grounded unity . „ 33 In a review by Maria Couto in Encounter practically all features of the ...
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Edward Kamau BRATHWAITE | 23 |
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