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Mapping Cultural Spaces : Postcolonial Indian Literature in English Nissim Ezekiel turned seventy in 1994. This volume of critical essays on Indian literature commemorates this important landmark in the life of one of India's most significant contemporary poets writing in English today. It was f... More

The concept of World Literature was mooted by the German writer and philosopher Goethe in the aftermath of the Napoleonic re-mapping of Europe. He had suggested that World Literature could arise from the disruption of cultural continuities through terrible wars engaged upon by combative nations. Con... More

"Rohinton Mistry is a writer of the Indian Diaspora which has come into being for political and economic reasons. Diasporic existence forces a loneliness and a sense of exile on the individual often leading to a severe identity confusion. In his first collection of short stories, Tales from Ferozsha... More

The Question of Faith examines the cultural resources underlying manifestations of ‘faith’ in the larger context of communalism and fundamentalism. Countering the economistic and political interpretation of these phenomena, the author focuses instead on the possibilities of resilience contained ... More

H. Kanhailals work in Manipuri theatre is at the forefront of contemporary Indian theatre. This volume takes a close look at the world of Kanhailal, in which his theatre is so firmly located.Pebet is a folktale deeply entrenched in the psyche of the Manipuri people, in which a mother bird fights to ... More

Foreword / Preface / Acknowledgements / Vision / Members of Syllabus for Environmental Studies for Undergraduate Courses of all branches of Higher Eduction / UNIT 1: THE MULTIDISCIPLINARY NATURE OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES - Definition, scope and importance; Need for Public Awareness / UNIT 2: NATURAL ... More