Arts, Literature, and Humanities

The book is an intensive study of the projection of the female world controlled and dominated by males in Indian patriarchy with special focus on S...

The book, The Fiction of Amitav Ghosh: A Critical Commentary critically examines various themes in the novels of Amitav Ghosh who is one of the lea...

Writing autobiography is a complicated, often fraught activity for both writer and reader. We can find many recent examples of the way such writing...

The book provides a general survey of the Indo-Anglian fiction and a detailed analysis of the prominent political fictions and the fiction of Bhaba...

Bharati Mukherjee is one of the major novelists of Indian diaspora who have achieved enviable positions within a comparatively short creative span....

A great modernist novelist, short-story writer, poet, critic, playwright and essayist, D.H. Lawrence gave to the world his own brand of creativity ...

The book projects Ernest Hemingway as an artist with a broader vision than he is generally understood. This vision highlights the profound sympathy...

Raja Rao is one of the triumvirate of the pioneering Indian novelists in English. His contribution to the growth of the English novel in India is e...

The Fictional Art of Arun Joshi: An Existential Perspective examines the achievements of Arun Joshi as a novelist from a new perspective. Divided i...

Manohar Malgonkar (1913—2010) is a writer who has not yet recieved full critical attention as a significant Indo-English novelist. His major novels...

Saul Bellow’s writing exhibited the mixture of rich picaresque novel and subtle analysis of Western culture, of entertaining adventure, drastic and...

Shashi Deshpande is one of India’s most distinguished authors, and the winner of the prestigious Sahitya Akademi Award, and Padma Sri Award. In Ind...

“Memories are the soul’s ambrosia; they are our lifetime savings in the safe deposit of our minds, true friends we can fall back upon when we need ...

The books in-this series popularly known as the Sacred Books of the East have gained world fame and are in great demand all over the world. These i...

Why do we read? What happens to our imaginations when we read? To our knowledge? What creative forces are unleashed? What are the wider implication...

George Bernard Shaw, (26th July, 1856, Dublin, Ireland—2nd November, 1950, Hertfordshire, England), was an Irish playwright, author, literary criti...

In this, his most famous work, Marcel Mauss presented to the world a book which revolutionized our understanding of some of the basic structures of...

This is the age of science, the scientists say; and this is the age of anxiety, the humanists say. But we say, it is both. And we say that, negativ...

The God of Small Things, the international best seller by Arundhati Roy, has raised numerous questions. Is it a piece of anti-Communist propaganda?...

The God of Small Things : A Saga of Lost Dreams is an attempt to make an in-depth study of Arundhati Roy’s epoch making novel which has brought lau...

The Great Gatsby is generally considered to be the finest novel written by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Written in an easy style, without complex literary ...