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Soft cover. Condition: New. Limits of Language is a critical exploration in the paths critical theory has taken after the 'linguistic turn' in literary criticism, with Ferdinand Saussure's formulations on language exploited in the structuralist, poststructuralist and postmodernist interpretation of meaning in creative writing, history and philosophy, and examines the interpretations offered by these contemporary theories from the perspective of ancient Indian theories of language, creative literature, history and philosophy-particularly the philosophical speculations of Bhartrhari in Vakyapadiya, Bharat-Muni on Rasa-Dhvani theory, Mandana Mishra in his critique of negation, Nagarjuna on Madhyamaka theory, and Jain philosophers on Anekantavada. The book is specifically motivated by Saussure's concept of linguistic sign giving rise to semiotics and Jacques Derrida's radical interpretation of the sign as difference, with a view from ancient Indian philosophers that language as a medium with severe limitations, fail in presenting the full experience of reality as it is.…

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Political consciousness and literary expression. 3. Dalit consciousness and movement. 4. Premchand to Mannu Bhandari critical analysis. 5. Mohan Dass Naimishray to recent writings towards empowerment. 6. Dalit politics and literature future trends. Annexure. Bibliography. Index. The Dalit movements in India have occupied significant place in the history of social movements as well as in the discourse of social sciences. These movements have addressed numerous issues that facilitate to understand and analyse Indian polity. The literary expression of political consciousness and movements among or for the Dalits in North India is the new emerging trend. This trend has served enormously to the cause and widened its constituency. The book explores relationship between politics and literature with a critical analysis of texts from the Hindi literature both by Dalits and non Dalits. It underlines not only the major issues and concerns of the movements but also to demonstrate that political consciousness is also expressed through many more innovative and creative methods like art and literature. 178 pp.…

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Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. Introduction. 1. Some early Australian storytellers and their tales/Bruce Bennett. 2. The shifting paradigms of Indo English novel problems and possibilities/Shyam Asnani. 3. Poetic image and symbol/Dennis Haskell. 4. Singing the World Anew learning narration and collaborative culture in Kim Scott's true country/Sudha Rai. 5. Metropolitan landscape internalised Tranter's poems on Sydney/Rashmi Bhatnagar. 6. The irresistible desire for self assertion in miles Franklin and Arundhati Roy/Meenakshi Raman. 7. O Connor's poetic Credo and Vedic literature/Shalini Sharma. 8. Sarve Bhavanthu Sukhinah /Surendra Bhatnagar. 9. Echoes in the Aravali bowl the creative writers and artists eve/Sheela Upadyaya. 10. Poetic isthmuses launch of the Setu (the bridges)/Sonia Behl. 11. Eco tourism in India a socio environmental Sin Qua Non/A.K. Raina. 12. Mudrooroo's meditative musings of India evolution of a poetic persona through caring for and sharing of cultures/Sunita Bhadoria. 13. The Self and the Other Selves in Robert Gray's poetry/Evelyn Eli. 14. Kate Grenville's Mythopoeic imagination a study of her novels/Atiqa Masih. 15. Multiculturalism in contemporary Australian fiction/Pradeep Trikha. 16. Swapping cultures translation as imaginative Quid Pro Quos/Anuraag Sharma. Poems. Index. Culture in its highest form pre supposes the practical paradigm of caring. India and Australia apart from cricket and the cattle place also share an infinite cultural diversity. And both are moving towards the realization of a convergence of various cultural segments of their respective populace wherein the significant parts make an equally significant whole. Ours jointly has been the endeavour to attain the pinnacle of a Vernacular Republic a global village or Visvagram. And the present book after the seminar containing as it is the seminar papers is a second step and not a leap toward the realization of a Participatory Universe. May it be the planting of a single little foot of Lord Vamana. 200 pp.…

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