Titlebook: Imagining India; Richard Cronin Book 1989 Richard Cronin 1989 biography.English.India.Indian.nation.novel.politics.British and Irish Liter

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,The Quiet and the Loud: Anita Desai’s India,ith relief to the sober, guilt-free pleasures of Anita Desai’s quiet prose. But there remains a nagging worry that it may not be easy at once to conform to English standards of good taste, and be true to the place Anita Desai writes about. India, after all, is not a quiet country.

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A Passage to India,is own. If Aziz’s knowledge of the land of his birth is partial and inadequate, if he can love India only by blurring much that seems to him foreign or incomprehensible or barbarous, then Forster’s position is no different. His superiority over Aziz has at this point no real basis. It is just a tric

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The Indian English Novel: , and ,bitions than the Kipling of ., or the Rushdie of .. In . . the action extends from Bombay to Karachi, from Dacca to Delhi. In . the action wanders between Lahore and Benares and high up into the Himalayas. The events of Balraj Khanna’s . . are confined to one small triangle of the Punjab, about 50 square miles.

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Indian Trains,too big to talk about. When they left home that morning their world was their village. They come home heavy with the knowledge that the village is a small place in a huge land. Their world is now less secure, but it is also bigger, more exciting. It has trains in it.

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An Area of Darkness, abroad. He looks at alien cultures as into a mirror, tense with the fear that he will not find there any comforting reflection of his own humanity, that the mirror will be empty, and he will start to scream.