art and feminism vol 1

Book Description: Arts Queensland, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, 1996. Trade Paperback. Book Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 164, (4) pp. Light rubbing to the corners of the covers. Periodical. Bookseller Inventory # 008222

Book Description: Harlan Davidson Pub 1986,2001, Wheeling,ILL, 1986. Book Condition: VERY GOOD Condition. Woman cover art (illustrator). 3rd Ed. Biography 6x9" Paper Covers 278+pg White titles on Blue spine strip. Bookseller Inventory # MAIN006105I

Book Description: Women's History Research center, Berkeley, CA, 1970. Soft Cover. Book Condition: Very Good. Feminist journal from the early 1970's showcasing fiction, drama, poetry, criticism, sculpture, art, etc. by women. This issue devoted to "The Woman as Artist", includes an article on Louise Nevelson, illustrated with an 8 page section of b/w photographs of her work. Measures 6" x 9" with 70 pages. Journal. Bookseller Inventory # E2162

Book Description: Women's History Research center, Berkeley, CA, 1970. Soft Cover. Book Condition: Very Good. Feminist journal from the early 1970's showcasing fiction, drama, poetry, criticism, sculpture, art, etc. by women. This issue devoted to "Free Women". Measures 6" x 9" with 72 pages. Journal. Bookseller Inventory # E2163

Book Description: Hard Bound. Book Condition: New. (Size: 22.5x15 cms.), Content, General Preface, Preface to Volume Two, 1 Life and Art, 2 Harper Lee's To Kill a Mocking Bird, 3 Look Back in Gender, 4 Poetry as a 'Therapeutic Process,' 5 Atwood's 'Muse', 6 Kamala Markandya's Nectar in a Sieve, 7 Aesthetics of the Dance of Shiva and Imagery of Kamala Das, 8 Shagal's Female Protagonists, 9 Man-Woman Relation in the Novels of Anita Das, 10 When Dreams Travel, 11 Feminist Interrogation of a Patriarchal Text, 12 Bond Without Bondage, 13 The 'New Woman' in Post-Independence Novel, 14 Polyphonic Voice of Indian Feminism, 15 Feminism Today: A Perspective, 'O' Those Extraordinary Women! Contributors. 216 Yr. of Pub.2005 8126903376. Bookseller Inventory # 70147

Book Description: Atlantic, New Delhi, 2005. Hardbound. Book Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface to volume two. 1. Life and art a comparative study of Christina Rossetti and Emily Dickinson/Partha Pratim Dasgupta. 2. Harper Lee's To Kill Mocking Bird A Portrayal of Human Values/T.M.J. Indra Mohan. 3. Look back in gender Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisin in the Sun/Anita Singh. 4. Poetry as a Therapeutic process Sylvia Plath and Kamala Das/Nandini Sahu. 5. Atwoods muse in the [grand]mother's mirror/Rama Kundu. 6. Kamala Markandya's Nectar in a sieve a reappraisal/Santwana Haldar. 7. Aesthetics of the dance of Shiva and imagery of Kamala Das/A.K. Awasthi. 8. Sahgal's female protagonists Storm in Chandigarh and The Day in Shadow/Beulah Ranjitsingh. 9. Man woman relation in the novels of Anita Desai/Ajay K. Ghosh. 10. When Dreams travel Writing back to the Arabian Nights/Mohua Ghosh. 11. Feminist interrogation of patriarchal text intertextual Echoes and and departures/Mohua Ghosh. 12. Bond without bondage Bharati Mukherjee and Jhumpa Lahiri/Jaydeep Sarangi. 13. The new woman in post independence novels an emerging image/Smriti Singh. 14. Polyphonic voices of Indian feminism/Shyam S. Agarwalla. 15. Feminism today perspective/T.M.J. Indra Mohan. English is being written and read today by more people outside England than inside. This applies no less to the women writers in English across the globe who have made their unmistakable mark in English literature[s] especially in the last century. The present volume the second in the new projected series of Atlantic publishers and distributors studies in women writers in English bears evidence to this phenomenon as the critics address women writers in English in various parts of the globe rather than concentrating on canonised mainstream authors and texts and thus mainstream writers figure only referentially in the margin of these critical texts as it were. Again understandably Indian writers take over a chunk of the space. However the essays included in this volume cover authors from America Canada and India and also some general theoretical discourse regarding feminism and marginal literature. The authors discussed in this volume are Christina Rossetti of England Emily Dickson Harper Lee Lorraine Hansberry and Sylvia Plath of America Margaret Atwood and Kamala Markandaya Kamala Das Nayantara Sahgal Anita Desai Githa Hariharan of India. Apart from this a wide spectrum of Indian writers have been referred to and treated in the general articles on feminist theory and practice especially in India today and yesterday. The sixteen essays of the volume will be found interesting as well as useful by students teachers and scholars and will also be enjoyed by the general readers. 192 pp. Bookseller Inventory # 54412

Book Description: Atlantic, New Delhi, 2007. Hardbound. Book Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. The art of Jane Austen/Bhaskar Roy Barman. 2. Interrogating culture sexuality madness and Marxism in the London novels of Doris Lessing/Liza Das. 3. Toni Morrison's Sula as a feminist novel/Mallikarjun Patil. 4. Mini narratives a reading of Margaret Atwood's A Women's Issue and The animals in that country /Raja Sekhar Patteti. 5. Limiting the body embodying the limit sexuality homogeneity and difference in the imagined communities of two Canadian women's novels/Pedro Carmona Rodriguez. 6. A Body of one's own a study of violation of women's body in Arundhati Roy's The God of Small Things/Jaydeep Rishi. 7. Feminism in Roy's The God of Small Things/R.S. Jain. 8. The nostalgic note in their flute a reading of Arundhati Roy and Jhumpa Lahiri/Nandini Sahu. 9. The letter and the image India in Jhumpa Lahiri's the Namesake/Manisha Sharma. 10. The theme of Indian marriages in Cauvery Madhavan's The Uncoupling/Shubha Tiwari. 11. Shades of life in Usha K.R.'s The Chosen/Shubha Tiwari. 12. Psychological exploration of women the Indian literary context/R.K. Mishra. 13. Breaking of the silence the novels of Shashi Deshpande/Urvashi Sinha and Gur Pyari Jandial. 14. Patterns of feminism and That Long Silence/Santwana Haldar. 15. Splintered self journeying toward integration A Matter of Time/Asha Sharma. 16. Theme and structure in Shashi Deshpande's moving on/V.R. Badiger. The new series Studies in Women Writers in English is a grateful acknowledgement of the contribution and public recognition of the emerging voice of women in the arena of literature during the last few centuries and especially in the latter half of the twentieth century. Women writers across the globe have made their distinctive mark with their own perception of life be it feminine or feminist or female. The critique of work by women writers introduced in the present volume the sixth in the series bears evidence to the growing critical attention towards authors writing outside the mainstream in America Canada and especially in India who can be seen sharing similar awareness feelings regarding the woman's angst and aspirations. Since most of the authors discussed in these articles are prescribed in the English Syllabus in the Universities of India both the teachers and the students will find them extremely useful and the general readers who are interested in literature in English and/or women writers will also find them intellectually stimulating. 256 pp. Bookseller Inventory # 64914

Book Description: Heresies Collective, Inc., New York, 1983. Paper. Book Condition: VG (+). 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 95 numbered pp +1; PB journal. Pages: clean, bright, tight. Cover: black wraps, green/reverse titles front, green titles spine; v lt edge/shelfwear, a few specks front. Journal. Bookseller Inventory # 031315

Book Description: Heresies Collective, Inc., New York, 1984. Paper. Book Condition: VG (+). 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 93 numbered pp +3; PB journal. Pages: clean, bright, tight. Cover: gray wraps, b/w photo all surfaces, black/red titles front, red titles/text spine/back; lt edge/shelfwear. Women in the theater and performance. Journal. Bookseller Inventory # 031314

Book Description: n. p., 1970. Paperback. Book Condition: Good. First edition. Signed by the Poet Marge Piercy by her article on page 3.Soft Cover. Good. Contains story by Marge Piercy, early poem by Rita Mae Brown, photos of eight sculptures by Louise Nevelson. Photo pages have some damp wavering. Dark blue wraps only slightly worn. Complete. 72 pages. Signed by Author(s). Bookseller Inventory # 7765

Book Description: New York, College Art Association of America. 1987, 1987. Journal issue, well illustrated.9 x 11 1/2 inches. 150+ pages.VG with library stamps to cover and title page. Articles include:The Feminist Critique of Art History, Neonian Baptistery in Ravenna, Carrara burials in the Baptistery of Padua, Convergence of Genre and Portraiture in 17th Century Dutch Painting, Techniques of Seurat: A Reappraisal, Theory of Hungarian Constructivisim, reviews. Bookseller Inventory # vvv012

Book Description: University of Toronto Press, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 2002. Trade Paperback. Book Condition: New. Mackenzie, Landon (illustrator). First Edition. Articles by: Pamela McCallum & Lorraine Radtke, Jo-Ann Wallace, R.W. Connell, Sneja Gunew, Landon Mackenzie, Sue Campbell, Olivette Genest, Marie-Andree Bertrand, Constance Backhouse, Arun P. Mukherjee, and Meera Sethi. Plus: annual index and book reviews. Illustrated with colour plates of art by Mandon Mackenzie. 189 pages. Just a touch of shopwear, otherwise pristine. Bookseller Inventory # 034632

Book Description: Visual Dialog, Los Altos, 1977. Paperback. Book Condition: Very Good. First edition. Oblong quarto. Early issue of Roberta Loach's artist periodical. Includes dialogs with Sam Francis, Senator Alan Sieroty, Marcia S. Weisman and more. A very good copy in stapled stiff wrappers. Bookseller Inventory # 14122

Book Description: University of Wisconsin,, Madison, 1974. Original Wraps. Book Condition: Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 176 p. 69 ill. Includes editorial, "A Shift in the Balance" by Linda Heddle and Monika Jensen; "Images of Women" by Elizabeth Janeway; "Inner Reality of Women" by Ravenna Helson; "Making Cultural Institutions More Responsive to Social Needs" by Grace Glueck; "How Feminism in the Arts Can Implement Cultural Change" by Linda Nochlin; discussions of each of the essays led by May Stevens, Agnes Denes and others; "The Male Artist as Stereotypical Female" by June Wayne; "A Reexamination of Some Aspects of the Design Arts from the Perspective of a Woman Designer" by Sheila de Bretteville; etc. Bookseller Inventory # 005050

Book Description: College Art Association,, New York, 1980. Original Wraps. Book Condition: Fine. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. p. 337-448. 63 ill. Contents: Title essay by Irving Sandler; "Revisionism Revisited" by Kirk Varnedoe; "Some Archeological Ideologies after the Fall" by Richard Plummer; "Sweeping Exchanges: The Contribution of Feminism to the Art of the 1970s" by Lucy Lippard; "The State of the Art: 1980" by Kim Levin; "Performance - Art for All?" by RoseLee Goldberg; "Pluralism in Art and in Art Criticism, a roundtable discussion; also: museum news and books in review. Bookseller Inventory # 012700

Book Description: Center for Feminist Reading, Minnesota Women's Press, 1996-1997, 1997. 27 p. ea., gray paper covers, as new except for address label on back cover of five issues. Reminiscences and essays on reading and writing, columns, reviews, book recommendations and pans, etc. Highlighted on the covers of the six issues are articles about six readers and what and why they read: Rosalie Wahl, the first woman to serve on the Minnesota Supreme Court; Marilee Grygelko, a women's health specialist in New York state; Claudia Oxley, a California homemaker and mother; Debby Dobson, a language arts curriculum coordinator in Yellowknife, Canada; Linda Rivera, head of the El Paso, Texas, high school library; and Patty Gangl, a banker in St. Paul, Minnesota (there are nice photographs of the women on the covers). Price is for set of six issues. Bookseller Inventory # 102510BW

Book Description: Ohio University Department of Film of the College of Fine Arts/Athens Center for Film and Video., Athens, OH. Wraps. Book Condition: Very Good. 8 1/2 x 7 3/4". Covers sl. rubbed, interiors fine with original subscription cards. Quarterly journal of film criticism, theory and practice. Vol. 6, No. 2, 80 pp., 1984, The Film Process; Vol. 6, No. 3, 90 pp. + ads, Feminism and Film; Vol. 6, No. 4, 80 pp., Actors and Acting; Vol. &, Nos. 1 & 2 (one issue), 148 pp. + ads, Cinema Histories/Cinema Practices II, special section on Truffaut. B/w photos. Bookseller Inventory # 11398

Book Description: Sarup, New Delhi, 2004. Hardbound. Book Condition: As New. New. Contents 1. Modern Indian writing in English an overview/D.S. Mishra. 2. Envisioning Tagore's renaissance a study in thought/Anupam Nagar. 3. Morning face a quest for new humanism in Anand/A.K. Pandey. 4. Rao and Ngugi narratives of resistance/Easterine Iralu. 5. Only the story matters a study of R.K. Narayan's parabolic narration in the guide/N. Sethuraman. 6. Character portrayal of R.K. Narayan and Geoffary Chaucer/D.S. Mishra. 7. Issues and themes in the later novels of Bhabani Bhattacharya/C.M. Mukherjee. 8. The trauma of partition in Azadi/Basavaraj Naikar. 9. The narrative pattern of Chaman Nahal and Khushwant Singh with special reference to Azadi and train to Pakistan/H.K. Verma. 10. Khuswant Singh's train to Pakistan and Bapsi Sidwa's the ice candy man a comparative study/Mallikarjun Patil. 11. The concept and conflict of tradition and transition in Arun Joshi's the foreigner/G.A. Ghanshyam and Usha Iyengar. 12. Arun Joshi's the last Labyrinth a journey from agnosticism to affirmation/G.A. Ghanshyam Vasumati Nadig. 13. Projecting the other U.R. Anantha Murthy's Sanskar/Guru Charan Behera. 14. Treatment of religion in the novels of Ruth Prawer Jhabvala/Kunjo Singh. 15. The poetics of feminism in Anita Desai's cry the peacock/N.D.R. Chandra. 16. Anita Desai's descriptive language a stylistic reading of cry the peacock/N. Seturaman. 17. A feminist perspective in Sahgal's storm in Chandigarh/K.S. Sumakiran. 18. Problematising feminine discourse a post feministic critique of Shashi Deshpande's the dark holds no terror/C.C. Mishra. 19. Shashi Deshpande's small remedies a reading in the light of Indian feminist theory/Darshana Trivedi. 20. Nissim Ezekiel's India/Ananya S. Guha. 21. P. Lal the man and the poet a reading of his early poetry/A.J. Sebastian. 22. Discourse of other in Kamala Das's an introduction/M. Mani Meitei. 23. The art of Jayanta Mahapatra/Nigamananda Das. 24. O.P. Bhatanagar a poet of caustic realism and oneiric vision/Kanwar Dinesh Singh. 25. Ecological insight in A.K. Ramanujan's second sight/P. Dhanavel. 26. Oddities in Arun Kolatkar/Stella Thangaraj. 27. Encounter with tradition and performance in the theatre of Girish Karnad/Savita Goel. This compendium of informed critical study covers almost all the major authors of Modern Indian Writing in English like Rabindra Nath Tagore Mulk Raj Anand Raja Rao R.K. Narayan Bhabani Bhattacharya Chaman Nahal Khushwant Singh Arun Joshi U.R. Anantha Murthy Ruth Prawer Jhabvala Anita Desai. Nayantara Sahgal Shashi Despande Nissim Ezekiel P. Lal Kamala Das Jayanta Mahapatra O.P. Bhatnagar A.K. Ramanujan Arun Kolatkar and Girish Karnad. The contributors include D.S. Mishra Anupam Nagar C.M. Mukhermjee Easterine Iralu Basavraj Naikar Mallikarjun Patil Darshana Trivedi Ananya S. Guha A.J. Sebastian Mani Methei. P. Dhanavel Savita Geok and others. This is the student oriented book which aims to serve the purpose of general reader as much as the teachers and scholars. The anthology is a companion volume. A sequel to my Contemporary Indian writing in English critical perceptions. 375 pp. Bookseller Inventory # 52677

Book Description: Sarup, New Delhi, 2007. Hardbound. Book Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Tagore fruit gathering a work of symbolic exuberances/Amar Nath Prasad. 2. Rabindranath Tagore a critical overview of his poetic achievements/S.K. Paul. 3. The sources of Sri Aurobindo's poetry and philosophy/T.K. Basu. 4. Kamala Das feminist perspective/Tanseem Anjum. 5. Awakening Mother India the Writings of Kamala Das A Clarion call to empower the passive women in post colonial India/Devika M.P. 6. In the shackles of convention and destiny women in the poetry of Jayanta Mahapatra/Neha Misra. 7. The Chaos of experience in the poetry of K.N. Daruwalla/Punita Jha. 8. An introduction to women and women writing in English/S. Prasanna Sree. 9. Silent suffering and agony in Mulk Raj Anand's untouchable/Shailaja B. Wadikar. 10. The short stories of Mulk Raj Anand and R.K. Narayan/K. Sandhya. 11. Dialectics of society and self in Ruth Prawer Jhabvala's To Whom She Will/Nagendra Kumar Singh. 12. Sumita and Suruchi vis a vis Satyajitism a study of Shadow from Ladakh/Jitendra Prasad Singh Padma. 13. Manohar Malgonkar's attitude to art and life/Dinesh Chandra Kumar. 14. Dialectics of society and self in the novels of Kamala Markandaya's The Nowhere Man/Nagendra Kumar Singh. 15. The inner confrontations in the works of Anita Desai/Anita Singh. 16. Emerging feminism in The Dark Holds no Terrors and The God of Small Things/Rahmat Jahan. 17. Coprophilia carnography Marxism feminism in The God of Small Things/R.S. Sharma and S.B. Talwar. 18. Ruskin bond and his vision of life/Norah Nivedita Shaw. 19. Maturity of Mnemonic in The Shadow Lines/Rajiv K. Mallik. 20. A feminist reading of Anita Nair's Mistress/Girija Nambiar. Indian Writing in English is flourishing and blossoming by leaps and bounds in both quality and quantity. For the last few years writers of India have been registering their name and fame in the field of English literature not only in our country but also in every nook and corner of the world. Writers like Salman Rushdie Vikram Seth Arundhati Roy Manju Kapur and a host of several other writers have earned several international accolades. The present book which is a collection of scholarly critical papers and articles deals with almost all the major authors of Indian writing in English. 274 pp. Bookseller Inventory # 65057

Book Description: Boston and New York 1895, 1895. Binding is Good. Book Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. 1st. A nice collection of two volumes of the writings of Anna Jameson. In a long, nineteenth-century writing career Anna Jameson established a durable reputation in three fields: art history, feminism, and travel writing. She is recognized as a pioneer art historian for her Sacred and Legendary Art (1848). Her various writings on women, particularly Characteristics Of Women (1832), her public lectures in 1855 and 1856 on working opportunities for women, and her influence as adviser and mentor on a group of influential early feminists assure her a place in the history of the women's movement in England The life of Anna Jameson has a twofold interest, arising at once from her won marked individuality and from her relations to all the progressive movements of her times. Her personality is singularly winning. That "fine aspiring spirit" and "noble instinct for greatness," which Elizabeth Barrett was quick to recognise in her early writings, makes itself felt on every page. Vol 1 - Green cloth cover book. Cover slightly faded and marked. Small hole on spine. Slight bumping to edges and corners. Slight foxing on the first couples pages and pages are slightly faded inside and the page edges are slightly soiled. Otherwise pages are in good condition. Vol 2 - Green cloth cover book. Cover slightly faded and marked. Slight bumping to edges and corners. Pages coming away from spine within. A couple marks on pages inside front cover. Slight fading to pages inside and slight soiling to pages edges. Considering the age of both books, they are in good condition. 25889516 - C6. Private Press. Bookseller Inventory # 000518

Book Description: Sarup, New Delhi, 2006. Hardbound. Book Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Re interpretation of myth in Sri Aurobindo's Savitri/Ratri Roy. 2. A spirit for social change a note on Mulk Raj Anand's Untouchable/S.D. Balaji Rao. 3. Tradition and modernity an interpretation of Mulk Raj Anand's Untouchable/Kanupriya. 4. Novels of Malgudi (a tribute to R.K. Narayan)/R.S. Maurya. 5. Gandhian ideology and R.K. Narayan/Sudarashan Sharma. 6. Implications and interpretations of R.K. Narayan's feministic journey (from Savitri to Rosie and Daisy)/S.A. Mujumdar. 7. The hammer of God a note on Raj Rao's Javni/S.G. Vaidya. 8. Dialectics of society and self in Ruth Prawer Jhabvala's Heat and Dust/Nagendra Kumar Singh. 9. Tensions and conflicts a critical response to Kamala Markandaya's The Coffer Dams/S. John Peter Joseph. 10. Dialectics of society and self in Kamala Markandaya's The Golden Honeycomb/Negendra Kumar Singh. 11. Shashi Deshpande's Small Remedies a woman's quest for refuge a reappraisal/Ruby Malhotra. 12. Woman's voice in Shashi Deshpande's That Long Silence/Deepali Agravat. 13. An Equal Music a critique/K.K. Gaur. 14. Gita Mehta's Raj a study of woman's struggle for her identity and existence/M.B. Gaijan. 15. The style of Arundhati Roy's The God of Small Things/S.K. Paul. 16. Art and activism an analytical study of Arundhati Roy's fictional and non fictional writings in the light of Gayatri Spivak's theory of subalternity/Shibu Simon and Sijo Varghese. 17. Facets of feminism in Sobha De's Starry Nights/Sheela Rani Khare. 18. The conflict between the roots and wings in Manju Kapur's A Married Woman a critical perspective/Shalini R. Sinha. 19. Exploring the complexities of the diasporic life a study of Jhumpa Lahiri's Interpreter of Maladies and the Namesake/Pradip Kumar Patra. 20. The sense of history and tradition in Girish Karnad's Hayavadana/P.V. Ghorpade. 21. Vijay Tendulkar's Silence The Court is in Session a play of plight and plunder/Amar Nath Prasad. 22. Bengali literature and its panoramic views of genres past and present/Anita Ghosh. Index. Critical Ruminations is our modest attempt to evaluate some poets novelists and playwrights of Indian writing in English. It contains more than twenty scholarly articles contributed by great scholars and teachers of English who belong to the different universities in India. Most of the papers included here are research papers prepared for presentation in the national and international seminars and conferences. The writers discussed in this anthology are Sri Aurobindo Mulk Raj Anand R.K. Narayan Raja Rao Ruth Prawer Jhabvala Kamala Markandaya Shashi Deshpande Vikram Seth Gita Mehta Arundhati Roy Shobha De Manju Kapur Jhumpa Lahiri Girish Karnad and Vijay Tendulkar. The last paper discusses the panoramic views of genres of Bengali literature and its unforgettable contribution to Indian writing in English. The book it is hoped will certainly prove to be a great asset to research scholars students and teachers who want to be thoroughly acquainted with various critical aspects of Indian writing in English. 260 pp. Bookseller Inventory # 61260

Book Description: Taylor and Francis(Routledge-Cavendish), 2007. Paperback. Book Condition: New. 9.213 by 6.142 inches. (160 pages) This item is printed on demand. Please allow up to 10 days extra for printing & delivery. Captive Images examines the law’s treatment of photographic evidence and uses it to investigate the relationship between law, image and fantasy. Based around the scholarly examination of a bank robbery, in which a surveillance camera captures the robbery in progress, Katherine Biber draws upon critical writing from psychoanalysis, postcolonialism, art, law, literature and feminism to 'read' this crime, its texts and its images. The result is an interdisciplinary study of crime that unfolds a compelling narrative about race relations, national identity and fear. This book is an essential read for all levels of law students studying, or interested in, law, criminology and cultural studies. 1. The Hooded Bandit 2. The National Bank 3. The Epidermal Examination 4. The Mother’s Trouble 5. The Danger Zone 6. The Spectre 7. Your Fantasy, My Crime '. a refreshingly original intervention in the field of criminology, in terms both of the material upon which it draws and the style of its analysis. . an engaging commentary on the judicial use of the photograph in a culture in which racialized tensions structure the collective. And what may at first sight appear to be a somewhat esoteric enterprise quickly turns out to be acutely pertinent, as the author stages her discussion against the background of late modernity and its heavy reliance on visual modalities of crime control. . Captive Images offers a unique theorization of law’s relation to the image. As such, the book sits well with recent developments in cultural criminology, and with the resurgence of interest in the image in socio-legal studies. Captive Images has the unquestionable merit of introducing a series of references unfamiliar to criminology, and of doing so in an accessible manner.' - British Journal of Criminology, vol. 48 no. 2 (March 2008) 'Overall, this book succeeds in making an innovative, multi-disciplinary contribution to the rapidly growing fields of study in law and visual images, cultural criminology, masculinity/ies and youth studies, indigenous studies and cultural studies. Its success lies particularly in the way it makes a complex set of ideas about law's relationship to images highly accessible to a non-academic audience, and its sophisticated discussion of Australian and United States case law around identification and cross-cultural identifications evidence means it is a must-read for legal and criminal justice professionals alike (eg. legal counsel, judges and police). I would also highly recommend this book to students.' Journal of the Institute of Criminology, Volume 20 Number 2 Katherine Biber’s Captive Images does an excellent job of explicating the way that white settler post colonial nations return again and again to the colonial racial fantasies that bind them. - David Sealy, Surveillance and Society Vol 6, No1 (2009) (Paperback). Bookseller Inventory # AG0415420393

Book Description: Bloomington, IN, Indiana University Press, 2003. Hardcover. Book Condition: Ex-Library. First edition. 4 Parts in 2 Volumes. Library binding with new endpapers. With library stamps & labels. Light wear to spine, covers & corners. Otherwise in near fine condition.- Volume 18 2003 (1) - Robin May Schott Introduction: Special Issue on “Feminist Philosophy and the Problem of Evil” - Margaret Denike The Devil’s Insatiable Sex: A Genealogy of Evil Incarnate - Ada S. Jaarsma Irigaray’s To Be Two: The Problem of Evil and the Plasticity of Incarnation - Claudia Card Genocide and Social Death - Peg Birmingham Holes of Oblivion: The Banality of Radical Evil - Jennifer L. Geddes Banal Evil and Useless Knowledge: Hannah Arendt and Charlotte Delbo on Evil after the Holocaust - Debra Bergoffen February 22, 2001: Toward a Politics of the Vulnerable Body - Mary Anne Franks Obscene Undersides: Women and Evil between the Taliban and the U. S. Forum on September 11, 2001: Feminist Perspectives on Terrorism - Bat-Ami Bar On Terrorism, Evil, and Everyday Depravity - Claudia Card Questions Regarding a War on Terrorism - Drucilla Cornell Facing Our Humanity - Alison M. Jaggar Responding to the Evil of Terrorism - Marà a Pia Lara In and Out of Terror: The Vertigo of Secularization - Constance L. Mui and Julien S. Murphy Enduring Freedom: Globalizing Children’s Rights - Sherene Razack Those Who “Witness the Evil" - Sara Ruddick The Moral Horror of the September Attacks - Iris Marion Young Feminist Reactions to the Contemporary Security Regime Contents Indigenous Women in the Americas - Anne Waters Introduction: Indigenous Women in the Americas - Steve Russell Disruption - Bonita Lawrence Gender, Race, and the Regulation of Native Identity in Canada and the United States: An Overview - Ana Mariella Bacigalupo Rethinking Identity and Feminism: Contributions of Mapuche Women and Machi from Southern Chile - M. A. Jaimes*Guerrero “Patriarchal Colonialism" and Indigenism: Implications for Native Feminist Spirituality and Native Womanism - Andy Smith Not an Indian Tradition: The Sexual Colonization of Native Peoples - Lisa Poupart The Familiar Face of Genocide: Internalized Oppression among American Indians - Anne Waters transubstandation and lav’nder nights - Sheridan Hough Phenomenology, Pomo Baskets, and the Work of Mabel McKay - Donna Hightower Langston American Indian Women’s Activism in the 1960s and 1970s - Annette Arkeketa Poetry: Too Much for the Average Indian Special Cluster: Feminist Philosophy and the Problem of Evil - Robin May Schott Introduction - Lynne S. Arnault Cruelty, Horror, and the Will to Redemption Review Essays - Thomas Brudholm The Justice of Truth and Reconciliation - Ewa Ziarek Evil and Testimony: Ethics “after” Postmodernism Volume 18 2003 (2) - Peg Brand and Mary Devereaux Introduction: Feminism and Aesthetics Re-Contextualizing Women Artists - Patricia Locke Incommensurability - Eleanor Heartney Thinking Through the Body: Women Artists and the Catholic Imagination - Michelle Meagher Jenny Saville and a Feminist Aesthetics of Disgust Bodies and Beauty - Ann J. Cahill Feminist Pleasure and Feminine Beautification - Sheila Lintott Sublime Hunger: A Consideration of Eating Disorders Beyond Beauty - Janell Hobson The “Batty" Politic: Toward an Aesthetic of the Black Female Body - Richard Shusterman Somaesthetics and The Second Sex: A Pragmatist Reading of a Feminist Classic - Joanna Frueh Vaginal Aesthetics Art, Ethics, Politics, Law - A.W. Eaton Where Ethics and Aesthetics Meet: Titian’s Rape of Europa - Amy Mullin Feminist Art and the Political Imagination - L. Ryan Musgrave Liberal Feminism, from Law to Art: The Impact of Feminist Jurisprudence on Feminist Aesthetics - Teresa Winterhalter “What Else Can I Do But Write?” Discursive Disruption and the Ethics of Style in Virginia Woolf’s Three Guineas - Joshua Shaw Annotated Bibliography of Writings in Feminism and Aesthetics Review Essays - Estella Lauter Aesthetics in Crisis: Feminist Attempts to Create an Interdisciplinary Discourse - Flo Leibowitz. Bookseller Inventory # 010087

Book Description: Bloomington, IN, Indiana University Press, 2000. Hardcover. Book Condition: Ex-Library. First edition. 4 Parts in 1 Volume. Library binding with new endpapers. With library stamps & labels. Light wear to spine, covers & corners. Otherwise in near fine condition.- Volume 15 2000 CONTENTS - Fiona Webster The Politics of Sex and Gender: Benhabib and Butler Debate Subjectivity - Shannon Sullivan Reconfiguring Gender with John Dewey: Habit, Bodies, and Cultural Change - Ann J. Cahill Foucault, Rape, and the Construction of the Feminine Body - Marjorie Hass The Style of the Speaking Subject: In gar ay’s Empirical Studies of Language Production - Eluned Summers-Bremner Reading lrigaray, Dancing - Vrinda Dalmiya Loving Paradoxes: A Feminist Reclamation of the Goddess Kali - Jim Jose Contesting Patrilineal Descent in Political Theory: James Mill and Nineteenth'Century Feminism Comment/Reply - Silvia Stoller Reflections on Feminist Merleau-Ponty Skepticism - Shannon Sullivan Feminism and Phenomenology: A Reply to Silvia Stoller CONTENTS - Christine Battersby Introduction. Learning to Think Intercontinentally: Finding Australian Routes - Connections Introduction by Judy Purdom - Genevieve Lloyd No One’s Land: Australia and the Philosophical Imagination - Susan James talks to Genevieve Lloyd and Moira Gatens The Power of Spinoza: Feminist Conjunctions - Moira Gatens Feminism as “Password”: Rethinking the “Possible” with Spinoza and Deleuze - Claire Colebrook From Radical Representations to Corporeal Becomings: The Feminist Philosophy of Lloyd, Grosz, and Gatens - Provocations Introduction by Catherine Constable - Robyn Ferrell Copula: The Logic of the Sexual Relation - Rosalyn Diprose What Is (Feminist) Philosophy? - Linnell Secomb Fractured Community - Transformations Introduction by Rachel Jones - Penelope Deutscher “Imperfect Discretion”: Interventions into the History of Philosophy by Twentieth Century French Women Philosophers - Zoe Sofia Container Technologies - Barbara Bolt Shedding Light for the Matter CONTENTS - Kelly Oliver Conflicted Love - Emily Zakin Bridging the Social and the Symbolic: Toward a Feminist Politics of Sexual Difference - Elizabeth A. Pritchard The Way Out West: Development and the Rhetoric of Mobility in Postmodern Feminist Theory - Dorothea E. Olkowski The End of Phenomenology: Bergson’s Interval in Irigaray - Cecilia Sjoholm Crossing Lovers: Luce Irigaray’s Elemental Passions - Amy Mullin Art, Understanding, and Political Change - Xinyan Jiang The Dilemma Faced by Chinese Feminists - Symposium on Maria Pia Lara’s Moral Textures: Feminist Narratives in the Public Sphere - Linda Martin Alcoff Introduction - Eduardo Mendieta Educating the Political Imaginary - Maria Lugones Multiculturalism and Publicity - Maria Pia Lara A Reply to My Critics CONTENTS - Penelope Deutscher “A Matter of Affect, Passion, and Heart”: Our Taste for New Narratives of the History of Philosophy - Françoise Proust Introduction to De la Resistance - Françoise Proust The Line of Resistance - Elizabeth A. Wilson Scientific Interest: Introduction to Isabelle Stengers, “Another Look: Relearning to Laugh” - Isabelle Stengers Another Look: Relearning to Laugh - Rico Franses Introduction to “Iconic Space and the Rule of Lands," by Marie-Jose Mondzain - Marie-Jose Mondzain Iconic Space and the Rule of Lands - Alison Ross Introduction to Monique David-Menard on Kant and Madness - Monique David-Menard Kant’s “An Essay on the Maladies of the Mind” and Observations on the Feeling of the Beautiful and the Sublime - Stanley Cavell Beginning to Read Barbara Cassin - Barbara Cassin Who's Afraid of the Sophists? Against Ethical Correctness - Melissa McMahon Antonia Soulez: Introduction - Antonia Soulez Conversion In Philosophy: Wittgenstein’s “Saving Word” - Emily Grosholz Frege and the Surprising History of Logic: Introduction to Claude Imbert, “Gottlob Frege, One More Time’’ - Claude Imbert Gottlob Frege, One More Time - Françoise Dastur Françoise Dastur by Herself - Françoise Dastur Phenomenology o. Bookseller Inventory # 010084

Book Description: Sarup, New Delhi, 2005. Hardbound. Book Condition: As New. New. Contents 1. Representations of princely India in Indian English novels/Anand Mahanand. 2. Women on top a study of feministic consciousness of contemporary women novelists/Anita Ghosh. 3. Exploring Indian history Salman Rushdie's Midnight's children/Savita Goel. 4. Perennial evolution from the imaginary to The Symbolic a Lacanian reading of Vikarm Seth's an equal music/Nidhi Tiwari. 5. Multiculturalism magic realism quest and discovery raison d'etre in the major novels of Amitav Ghosh/Ketaki Datta. 6. Upamanyu Chatterjee's English August as a post colonial save the nation exhortation/K.C. Mishra. 7. Basavaraj Naikar's the thief of Nagarahalli and other stories an ethical perspective/Bhagabat Nayak. 8. The sun behind the cloud a typical Indian historical novel/Jibesh Bhattacharya. 9. Conflict between tradition and modernity in Ashapurna Debi's Subarnalata/D.B. Naik. 10. Feminism in Shashi Deshpande's novels/S.P. Swain. 11. The new woman in Shobha De's socialite evenings/Sangeeta Yadav. 12. Inner world of a film star Shobha De's starry nights/Sheela Rani Khare. 13. A tempting trap Manju Kapur's A Married woman/Alka Singh. 14. Henri Bergson's philosophic ideas and Arundhati Roy's The God of Small Things/Partha Kumar Mukhopadhyay. 15. The erotic scenes in Arundhati Roy's The God of Small Things/Mithilesh K. Pandey. 16. Liberating women a study of Anees Jung's breaking the silence/Tapati Lahiri. 17. Post colonism and Chitra Banerjee's Sister of My Heart/C.N. Eswari. 18. Shashi Tharoor's riot a showcase of multiple perspectives/Meenakshi Raman. 19. Seeds of communal violence a note on David Davidar's The House of Blue Mangoes/Rita Joshi. 20. Ecology and identity crisis in Rohinton mistry's fiction/C.C. Mishra. 21. Community versus nation conflict in the fiction of Rohinton Mistry/Rita Joshi. 22. Problems of identity a study of Bharati Mukherjee's desirable daughters/S.P. Swain. 23. Quest for identity in Bharati Mukherjee's desirable daughters/Bhagabat Nayak. 24. Bond without bondage Bharati Mukherjee and Jhumpa Lahiri/Jaydeep Sarangi. 25. The namesake the physiology of unruly emotions/Madhoo Kamra and Sumiparna Maiti. 26. Kavery Nambisan the truth (almost) about Bharat/Mohammed Zaheer Basha. 27. Poet P. Lal His Mind and His Art/A.J. Sebastian Sdb. 28. The defining perspective in the poetry of Shiv K. Kumar/Lemtila Alinger. 29. The man the mistress the will the motifs in Mahesh Dattani's where there is a will/A.K. Vishnu. 30. Aesthetic sensibility in expatriate writing with reference to Sasthi Brata and V.S. Naipaul/Meenakshi Hariharan. 365 pp. Bookseller Inventory # 57732

Book Description: Authorspress, Delhi, 2006. Hardbound. Book Condition: As New. New. Contents Vol. I. Preface. I. Indian literature 1. Introduction. 2. Gandhi as inspiration/Les Merton. 3. The poetic circuit/Bhaskar Roy Barman. 4. Imagined communities collective aspirations in contemporary Indian poetry/K. Satchidanandan. 5. Signing in different scripts Indian literature after independence/K. Satchidanandan. 6. The Indian English novel reminiscences and perspectives/A.S. Dasan. 7. The Memsahib at the writing table/Saros Cowasjee. 8. Antithesis as a thematic pattern in The Fire and Rain/Virvikran Roy. 9. Indian English drama achievements and possibilities/Tirthankar Das Purkayastha. 10. Western fiction and Bankim Chandra/Mohit K.Ray. 11. Indian Haiku and Peddling Dream/Urmila Kaul. 12. Dalit feminism in Bama's writings/S. Robert Gnanamony. 13. Unveiling an anthology/I.K. Sharma. II. Other literatures 14. Introduction. 15. Surprises/continuity/commitment looking at some of the little magazines/Wolfgang Gortschacher. 16. The other selves/John Light. 17. Henrik Ibsen's A Doll's House a liberating feminism/T.M.J. Indramohan. 18. Two rebels with a cause John Steinbeck and James Dean/Audry L. Lynch. 19. Joseph Conrad's Morality/Ruth Wildes Schuler. 20. Beauty and Booty ancient landscape and Camus/Ann J. Davidson. 21. Cultural aporia and apocalyptic dystopia in Peter Carey's Bliss/S. Robert Gnanamony. 22. India born Canadian writers/Stephen Gill. 23. Russian traces in American drama/Vera Samina. 24. William Golding in Russian perspective/Elena Aleyeva. 25. The Mersey sound/S. Andrewes. 26. The feminine image in Maltese romantic poetry/Oliver Friggieri. 27. Anxieties and hopes recent African poetry/Tanure Ojaide. 28. Black literature an interpretation/T.M.J. Indramohan. 29. Style and spirit in French Haiku/Georges Friedenkraft. 30. Philippine dramas in English 1915 2000/Amelia Lapena Bonifacio. 31. Ovid a motif of exilic literature/Mihaela Madure. Vol. II. III. Paradoxism and language vis a vis literature 32. Introduction. 33. Paradoxism and outer art/Florentin Smarandache. 34. Language and literature clearing the ground/P.P. Giridhar. IV. Miscellany 35. Introduction. 36. Henry James's The Portrait of a Lady (A tanka sequence)/Bill West. 37. The Christmas tree/Heidelinde Pruger. 38. Worldly wisely and womanly/Carole Balock. 39. On disentombing Indian English female poetical voices/G.S. Balarama Gupta. 40. Land and identity in the poetry of Stephen Gill and Jayanta Mahapatra/Jaydeep Sarangi. 41. Mulk Raj Anand a dissenting pilgrim/A.S. Dasan. 42. R.K. Singh a poet of higher sensibilities/Purnima Ray. 43. From separation to reunion a study of Gateway to Heaven/Basavaraj Naikar. 44. A kaleidoscopic vision short stories of Basavaraj Naikar/S.G. Vaidya. 45. On poetry and writing/Sam Smith. Index. This anthology comprises as many as 39 papers contributed by eminent scholars and critics of international repute on different aspects of world literature and national literatures such as Indian literature British literature American literature African literature and so on and besides these 39 research papers a tanka sequence and two poems on poetry and writing. The anthology is linked to an endeavour to have a world literature society formed worldwide with a view to advocating and fostering world literature not through translation but through exchanging of ideas viewed from cultural literary and oral perspectives on a common platform that the proposed world literature society will provide. 690 pp. Bookseller Inventory # 60690

Book Description: Atlantic, 2010. Contents Vol I Preface 1 Venetian ideology of transversal power Iagos motives and the means by which Othello falls Joseph Fitzpatrick and Bryan Reynolds 2 Milton in America the Case of Jackson Country Florida Bruce Boechrer 3 The Victorian and postmodern metamorphoses of Dorian Gray narrating the body other Esterino Adami 4 Shaws Candida a double entendre Chidananda Bhattacharya 5 The country city opposition in Blake a study of songs of innocence and experience Kenneth Usongo 6 Baldassare Castigliones Book of the Courtier in Renaissance England Carole Rozzonelli 7 Imagery in Shakespeares histories Sanjay Kumar Sinha 8 Lord Byron the Romantic Augustan N Sharada Iyer 9 Response to the seventies the characterization of Rose and Frances Heroines of Margaret Drabbles Novels The Needles Eye and The Realms of Gold Arpa Ghosh 10 Moral and Religious Gnosis in plays of Samuel Beckett Anita Myles 11 Ode to a Nightingale Keats Clairvoyant Journey Purnendu Chatterjee 12 Experience self realization and artistic vision Stephen Dedalus in Joyces A Portrait Ernst L Veyu 13 As you like it in Amazing Location Manju Dutta Gupta 14 Gerard Manley Hopkins the poet and the priest a study of The Windhover Nandini Sahu and Padmini Sahu 15 DH Lowrence cosmic symbolism in sons and lovers Vinita Singh 16 Macbeth and Lady Macbeth a case study in management Arindam Das 17 Dreams Nightmares and the Ancient Mariner Nishi Pulugurtha 18 The house as sign in Sons and Lovers Bristi Basu 19 Of Human Bondage fact fiction interface Reena Mitra 20 Shakespeare the Bard Par excellence Vandana Datta 21 William Blake A symbolist with a prophetic vision Sanghita Sen Vol II Preface 1 A Little Touch of Harry in the Night Translucency and Protective Transversality in the sexual and National politics of Henry V Donald Hedrick and Bryan Reynolds 2 The Journey Beyond WB Yeatss Sailing to Byzantium and TS Eliots Journey of the Magi John Nkemngong Nkengasong 3 Transgressiveness in Virginia Woolf the case of Augustus Carmichael in To the Lighthouse Ernest L Veyu 4 The Angry Decade and room at the Top by John Braine Aroonima Sinha 5 In defence of Shelleys Skylark Madhu Shalini 6 Art for My Sake and the Western self in DH Lawrences The Rainbow and Women in Love Mbuh Tennu Mbuh 7 The plays of Shaw propaganda as art Vandana Datta 8 Death and fatalism in Philip Larkin Shibu Simon 9 Shakespeares Moor and Kenjo Jumbams White Man the politics of otherness Kenneth Usongo 10 Osbornes Look Back in Anger A Sociopsychological critique of Anger and Violence Beena Agarwal 11 Monologues of Browning on politics Jayanta Bhattacharya 12 Wodehouse the Wizard of words Ramendra Kumar 13 An escape from the self in Pinter Plays Sanjay Kumar 14 A critical attempt on mystical poetry Sister Marie Jessie 15 Reliving the past in its exuberance under the Greenwood tree in the light of carnivalesque Ajoy Sengupta 16 Wordsworths vision of innocence and childhood Anju Bala Agrawal 17 Interpretations of mystical and spiritual colonial India by an outsider EM Foresters A Passage to IndiaVandana Singh 18 A Mosaic of Quotations reading inter textuality in TS Eliots The Love Song of J Alfred Prufrock Arindam Das 19 The man who invented Christmas Joyashri Choudhury 20 TS Eliot and the internationalizing of English poetry Arpa Ghosh 21 Rethinking Lawrence the Critical Prowess Manju Rani Sinha 22 Spiritual regeneration in the poetry of WH Auden N Sharada Iyer British literature covers so much ground that it is often difficult for the teacher or student to know where to start New Perspectives in British Literature presents comprehensive views of literature of the Renaissance the Restoration the Romantic period and beyond The anthology provides an introduction to the major writers and the main themes in British literature and offers a critical discussion of important debates engaging with concepts such as postmodernism the impact of feminism and gender in literary studies the rise of postcolonial literary theory and the pl. Bookseller Inventory # 85046

Book Description: Prestige Books, New Delhi, 1993. Hardbound. Book Condition: As New. New. Vol. I 1. Psychocultural dynamics of sexism/Manchi Sarat Babu. 2. Ethnicity and women novelists Pearl Buck's come My beloved Ruth Jhabvala's travellers and Toni Morrison's Song of Solomon/Mohamed Elias. 3. Women and society element of dispossession in Margaret Laurence's The diviners and Anita Desai's Where Shall we go this summer/D.K. Pabby. 4. The nowhere man a comparative study of Anita Desai's Baumgartner's Bombay and Kamala Markandaya's The Nowhere man/S. Indira. 5. The immigrant experience a comparison of Anita Desai's Bye Bye Blackbird and Markandaya's the Nowhere Man/Sunita Marathe and Viney Kirpal. 6. Assimilation or alienation a study of Geeta in Anita Desai's voices in the city and Monisha in Rama Mehta's Inside the Haveli/Indira Nityanandam. 7. Communal Frenzy and partition Bapsi Sidhwa Attia Hosain and Amitav Ghosh/Novy Kapadia. 8. An interview with Kamala Das/T.N. Geetha. 9. The quest for identity in the novels of Kamala Das/K.C. Shrivastava. 10. Sexual politics and Kamala Das/Iqbal Kaur. 11. A feminist reading of My Story/Subhash Chandra. 12. Motherly sensibility in My story/M.M. Kanwadkar. 13. Colonial Anguish in My story/Iqbal Kaur. 14. A note on My Storry/Shyamala A. Narayan. 15. A study of the short stories of Kamala Das/T.N. Geetha. 16. The short stories of Kamala Das an analysis/K. Radha. 17. An interview with Jai Nimbkar/T.N. Geetha. 18. Marriage is A joint venture /Vilas Salunke. 19. Love and marriage versus individual freedom temporary answers/T.S. Borate. 20. A sociolinguistic analysis of temporary answers/Z.N. Patil. Index. Vol. II 1. Feminism in the novels of Kamala Markandaya/P. Geetha. 2. Victims and Virgins some characters in Markandaya's novels/Haydn M. Williams. 3. The Indian scenario in the novels of Kamala Markandaya an assessment of popular Indian superstitions and beliefs/Madhumita Ghosal and Mehru M. Major. 4. Colour imagery in Kamala Markandaya's novels/Madhumita Ghosal and Mehru M. Major. 5. Technique and theme in the novels of Kamala Markandaya/Sunaina Kumar. 6. The language of Kamala Markandaya's novels/Shyamala A. Narayan. 7. A feminist perspective of women characters in the novels of Virginia Woolf and Kamala Markandaya/B. Sudipta. 8. What the people of India are really like a study of Nectar in a Sieve/Madhu Joshi. 9. Nectar in a Sieve a study in Indian social values/Jaya Baliga. 10. The fertility motif in Nectar in a Sieve/E. Nageswara Rao. 11. Cross Cultural interaction in Nectar in a Sieve/Ramesh Chadha. 12. Art in a Sieve a study of Nectar in a Sieve/Subhash Chandra. 13. Deconstructing feminism Nectar in a Sieve and the Phenomenon of change/G.R. Taneja. 14. Limitations of Markandaya in Nectar in a Sieve/Ramesh K. Srivastava. 15. Love and death in Some Inner Fury/Ramesh K. Srivastava. 16. An eloquent cry of despair Some Inner Fury/Madhu Joshi. 17. Being and becoming the quest of three women in Some Inner Fury/Jaya Baliga. 18. Raging inferno and fumbling inarticulacy limits of narrative technique in Some Inner Fury/Ramesh K. Srivastava. 19. The east west theme Some Inner Fury the serpent and the rope and a dream in Hawaii/Punim Juneja. 20. Anatomy of silence in A Silence of Desire/N. Ramachandran Nair. 21. Sarojini the unconvincing middle class wife in A Silence of Desire/Uma Banerjee. Index. Vol. III 1. Tradition and modernity in A silence of desire/Anita Mahajan. 2. Rejection of silence in A Silence of Desire/Usha Pathania. 3. Levels of colonial consciousness in possession/Ramesh K. Srivastava. 4. An archetypal view of relationships in possession/Kamal N. Awasthi. 5. Woman as possessor a reflection of Anti patriarchal rage and divided consciousness in possession/Ramesh K. Srivastava. 6. Symbolic triumvirate bicycle chain Sari and Tin Trunk in A Handful of Rice/Ramesh K. Srivastava. 7. Humour in A Handful of rice/K. Radha. 8. Crisis of values in A Handful of Rice/Subhash Chandra. 9. A Handful of Rice a perspective/I.K. Masih. 10. A study of a Handful of rice/Ramesh K. Srivastava. Bookseller Inventory # 53362

Book Description: Centre for Studies in Civi, New Delhi, 2009. Hardbound. Book Condition: As New. New. Contents Editor's introduction/Prafulla Kumar Mohapatra and Ramesh Chandra Pradhan. General introduction/D.P. Chattopadhyaya. I. Philosophy and religion 1. Bairagi Misra expounding reform and reason/Gouranga Charan Nayak. 2. Bhakta Kavi Madhusudan Plea for divinity and morality/Prafulla Kumar Mohapatra. 3. Bhima Bhoi and Gopabandhu Das Two great poet philosophers/Ramesh Chandra Pradhan. 4. Bhima Bhoi and Mahima Dharma Darshana/Sarat Chandra Panigrahi. 5. Pati and Misra two models of philosophizing/Tapti Maitra. 6. Philosophy of J.N. Mohanty an overview/Satrughna Behera. 7. Buddha Jagannatha a study of the impact of Buddhism on Orissan Bhakti Movement/Tandra Patnaik. 8. Jagannatha cult and national integration/Hemant Kumar Da. 9. Vaisnava Kavi Jagannatha Das and Bhaktisadhana in Srimad Bhagavata/Narayan Chandra Padhi. II. History 10. Glimpses of Orissan history/Himansu S. Patnaik. 11. Cultural trends in Orissa (1866 1903)/Atul Chandra Pradhan. 12. Freedom struggle in Orissa a new look/Amal Kumar Mishra. 13. Harekrushna Mahatab architect of modern Orissa/Pradipta Kumar Ray. 14. Biju Patnaik Icon of adventure patriotism and resurgence of Orissa/Kharavela Mohanti. III. Science and technology 15. Orissa's contribution to science and technology/Surya Narayan Behera. 16. Samanta Chandrasekhar's Contributions to astronomy/Lakshmidhar Satpathy. IV. Literature and language 17. Sarala Das and Oriya literature/Jatindra Mohan Mohanty. 18. A study of Jayadeva's Gitagovinda/Panchanan Mohanty and Smita Mohanty. 19. The cult of fact and the rhetoric of fiction Reading Fakir Mohan Senapati's Chha Mana Atha Guntha and Mamu/Himanshu S. Mohapatra. 20. Rebati's sisters early women's writing in Orissa 1898 1950/Sachidananda Mohanty. 21. Panchasakha the five saint poets of Orissa/Ratnakar Chaini. 22. A thematic study of Manoj Das's Short Stories/Biraj Mohan Das. 23. Colloquialism in dramatics Orissa's contribution/Kunja Roy. 24. Didactic elements of Oriya drama/Sanghamitra Mishra. 25. Translating medieval Orissa/Debendra K. Dash and Dipti R. Pattanaik. 26. Social awakening in Oriya short story/Gourang Charan Dash and Bijay Kumar Nada. V. Cultural currents 27. Orissa and national culture/Himansu S. Patnaik. 28. Orissa's folk culture/L.K. Mahapatra. 29. Tribal heritage of Orissan culture/Khageswar Mahapatra. 30. Feminism in Orissa from emancipation to empowerment/Sharada Rath. 31. Yatra tradition of Orissa/Hemant Kumar Das. 32. The tradition of Dance in Orissa/Dhirendra Nath Pattanik. 33. Odissi music retrospect and prospect/Kirtan Naryan Parhi. 34. Orissan culture and media/Jayant Kumar Das. 35. Orissan culture myth and reality/Dhaneswar Sahoo. 36. Canons of architecture sculpture and painting a new perspective for textual studies in Orissa/Dinanath Pathy. Index. In keeping with the prime objective of the Centre for Studies in Civilizations the present volume focuses on Orissa's specific contributions to the multi cultural pluralistic spectrum of Indian civilization. In this volume the best brains of Orissa have exposed and analysed the cultural and intellectual history of this ancient state that is rich with exquisite art and architecture of temples and monuments profound philosophical and religious ideologies copious literary resources and cultural ambience as well as some unique scientific outlook and technological innovations music and performing arts like yatra and the dances characteristic of this region form equally significant and typical aspects of this history. In the planning of this volume meticulous care has been taken to do justice to all these aspects of Orissa's hoary tradition. Accordingly the authors have made extensive coverage of all these diverse areas of the Oriya culture and civilization and have brought to light their linkage to and influence on the national mainstream. Also to this purpose they have presented their studies on almost all the prominent thinkers and writers of Orissa from the ancient through the medieval up to th. Bookseller Inventory # 74370