Credentials:
Ph.D; Department of English Language and Literature, Selcuk University, Konya (Turkey)
This is an intriguing and groundbreaking study by a scholar who not only is not British nor Indian but belongs to a society that has had its own imperial history as well as having a strong ,revitalizing nationalist movement in the 20th c. It is through this prism that Dr Kapakli discusses,compares and contrasts Indian nationalism in three seminal novels. The novels in question are Shadow of the Moon (1957)by Mary Margaret Kaye, the Siege of Knishnapur(1973) by James Gordon Smith and White Teeth (2000)by Zadie Smith.
Market:
India in 20th C British Literature,Indian nationalism in British writing,the 20th Novel of India ,Comparative Literature, Cultural Studies
ISBN:
Cloth: 978-1-933146-77-5 / 1933146-77-X
Publisher:
ACADEMICA PRESS
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