Studies In Women Writers In English Vol 3

During the last few centuries women writers have considerably widened and deepened the areas of human experience with their sharp, feminine perception of life, successfuly transmuted into verbal artifact. The world body of literature in English would have been much pooere today but for the contribution of women writers. The new series-Studies in Women Writers in English- is a grateful acknowledgment of that contribution and public recogtnition of their voice.
About Author :
Rama Kundu is a full Professor of English. She has been teaching in the Postgraduate Department of English, Burdwan University, West Bengal, since 1976. She is the author of three books: Vision and Design in Hardy's Fiction, Wrestlign with God: Studies in English Devetioanl Poetry, and a Bengali book Anandamath O Sampradaikta on Bankimchandra Chattopadhyay.
Contents :
Preface to Volume Three Games of Virginia Woolf: Between the Acts The Element of Hope in Emily Dickinson's Poems Edith Wharton's Summer and Ethan Frome: A Psychoanalytical Study Illuminating Psychic Regions: An Appraisal of Sylvia Plath's Poetic Sensibility 'Diving into the Wreck': A Study of the Poetry of Adrienne Rich Toni Morrison's Sula: A Study in the Predicament of a Black Woman The Journey from Violence against Women to the Women against Violence in the Fiction of Alice Walkar The Woman Question in The Cutting Season of Margaret Clarke and Shashi Deshpande's A Matter of Time Sarojini Naidu's Poetry Indiannes in Sarojini Naidu's Poetry The East -West Encounter in Jhabvala's A Backward Place Imtiaz Dharkar's Purdah: A Revolt against Patriarchal Society The Thousand Faces of Night: A 'Story' of 'Storytelling' From Outside to Inside: A feminist Move in Inside the Haveli In the World of Fasting , Feasing: A Perspective 'The Man who Saw Himself Drown': A Study in Alienation Where Mothers Travel: Quest for the Mother in When Dream Travel Musings on the Life of the Indian Woman, and Indira Goswami's An Unfinished Authobiography Inndian English Women Novelist at the Millennium-End: A Critical Survey Contributors