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A Most Unsuitable Girl (A Play On Dowry Deaths) and Conquest At Noon (A Historical Fantasy)

590.00
A Most Unsuitable Girl, is a tragicomedy play on the prevalent social practice in India on giving dowry upon the marriage of young woman by her parents and how in certain circumstances the absence (or lack ) of dowry might have potentially fatal consequences for the bride. The play, despite having been written in a comic style, is more serious and hard hitting compared with other tragic plays written on the subject. The characters in the play take varying positions on the phenomenon of dowry and even on dowry death itself, which reflect perspectives prevalent in mainstream Indian society. In the list of characters there is a judge a prosecutor and a defence lawyer who discuss legal angles, which are not without interest. In addition the play points to the power and sexual jealousy of motherinlaw playing a much ignored but extremely significant role in the carrying out of these unspeakably beastial crimes. Conquest at Noon, the second play, is a historical fantasy. As is commonly known, India was successfully colonized by the British for three hundred years. In this play, the author creates a historical fantasy in which India was the colonizing power and the British were the subject population.
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A Most Unsuitable Girl (A Play On Dowry Deaths) and Conquest At Noon (A Historical Fantasy)

590.00
A Most Unsuitable Girl, is a tragicomedy play on the prevalent social practice in India on giving dowry upon the marriage of young woman by her parents and how in certain circumstances the absence (or lack ) of dowry might have potentially fatal consequences for the bride. The play, despite having been written in a comic style, is more serious and hard hitting compared with other tragic plays written on the subject. The characters in the play take varying positions on the phenomenon of dowry and even on dowry death itself, which reflect perspectives prevalent in mainstream Indian society. In the list of characters there is a judge a prosecutor and a defence lawyer who discuss legal angles, which are not without interest. In addition the play points to the power and sexual jealousy of motherinlaw playing a much ignored but extremely significant role in the carrying out of these unspeakably beastial crimes. Conquest at Noon, the second play, is a historical fantasy. As is commonly known, India was successfully colonized by the British for three hundred years. In this play, the author creates a historical fantasy in which India was the colonizing power and the British were the subject population.
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Distant Echoes

450.00
The book is about the reflections of the past, present and future that emerge out of vibrant thoughts and reverberate in the mind of the author. This enlightening and thought provoking book is a collection of pieces penned down over the last decade or so, weekly. These present a full spectrum of topics, issues and problems concerning the society at large.
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Distant Echoes

450.00
The book is about the reflections of the past, present and future that emerge out of vibrant thoughts and reverberate in the mind of the author. This enlightening and thought provoking book is a collection of pieces penned down over the last decade or so, weekly. These present a full spectrum of topics, issues and problems concerning the society at large.
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Insights Into Literary Theory: Eastern and Western Perspectives

360.00
The poetics of literature has experienced and absorbed variety of revolutions in its chequered history from Plato to Derrida. But few of these revolutions have affected students of literature more abidingly than those discussed in this volume. Bharata and Aristotle, Kshemendra and Horace, and, Freud and Jung are still contemporary with us. We simply cannot do without them if we ever cared to be remembered by posterity for our understanding and enjoyment of literature.
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Insights Into Literary Theory: Eastern and Western Perspectives

360.00
The poetics of literature has experienced and absorbed variety of revolutions in its chequered history from Plato to Derrida. But few of these revolutions have affected students of literature more abidingly than those discussed in this volume. Bharata and Aristotle, Kshemendra and Horace, and, Freud and Jung are still contemporary with us. We simply cannot do without them if we ever cared to be remembered by posterity for our understanding and enjoyment of literature.
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The Craft of Poe’s Tales

640.00
The work of Edgar Allan Poe, one of the seminal minds of the nineteenth century America, continues to be relevant to the theory and practice of fiction across the continents. The main concern of Prof. D. Ramarishna's latest book, The Craft of Poe’s Tales has been a systematic application of Poe's fictional theory to his practice. Sometimes one might notice considerable divergence between a writer's intentions and his actual achievement; he might fall short of his ideals or achiever results not immediately anticipated by his theory.
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The Craft of Poe’s Tales

640.00
The work of Edgar Allan Poe, one of the seminal minds of the nineteenth century America, continues to be relevant to the theory and practice of fiction across the continents. The main concern of Prof. D. Ramarishna's latest book, The Craft of Poe’s Tales has been a systematic application of Poe's fictional theory to his practice. Sometimes one might notice considerable divergence between a writer's intentions and his actual achievement; he might fall short of his ideals or achiever results not immediately anticipated by his theory.
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