Theme of Alienation in Kamala Markandaya’s A Handful of Rice
Ekta Tyagi
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Ekta Tyagi
Abstract
Kamala Markandaya occupies a prominent place as a novelist in Indian English Literature. She is blessed with an extraordinary vision of life and possesses a practical feel of life in rural areas as well as in urban centres. In almost all novels she is deeply occupied with the changing Indian social and political conditions. S.I. Hemenway observes
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Kamala Markandaya occupies a prominent place as a novelist in Indian English Literature. She is blessed with an extraordinary vision of life and possesses a practical feel of life in rural areas as well as in urban centres. In almost all novels she is deeply occupied with the changing Indian social and political conditions. S.I. Hemenway observes
Key concepts: Alienation, Theme (computing), Politics, Sociology, Social life, History, Aesthetics, Literature