Titlebook: Kipling‘s Indian Fiction; Mark Paffard Book 1989 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1989 fiction.India.Indian.

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Mark Paffardessed that can never pose real challenges to India‘s elites. But this is not reality. Gandhi‘s Satyagraha is based on the purity of soul and theory of persuasion. There is a kind of social construction, not enmity in Gandhian dissents. This research paper attempts to redefine the Gandhian notion of

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A British View of India, the starting point from which he sought not only to inform his audience, but to persuade, entertain and offer his personal vision to them. India’s remoteness from everyday experience offered unusual opportunities to a story-writer, just as its political and cultural importance imposed certain restr

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Soldiers in India,e not, as we shall see — as at the implication that he was exploiting a novelty rather than writing from personal sympathy. Kipling’s very real interest in the army was certainly genuine, but his experience was limited to what he gathered from the officers and other ranks stationed at Fort Lahore. H

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-20272-0fiction; India; Indian; British and Irish Literature

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