Kamala
The Story of A Hindu Child-Wife
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9780195658309
Publication date:
23/11/2001
Paperback
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23/11/2001
Paperback
Krupabai Satthianadhan, Chandani Lokuge
Rights: World Rights
Krupabai Satthianadhan, Chandani Lokuge
Description
"This book introduces the Indian heroine into women s fiction in English. A tragic story of a high-caste Hindu woman s experiences as a child-wife, mother and widow, it deals with significant questions of social and historical change. The novel, an archival treasure in both literary and sociological terms, is reintroduced today, more than a century after it was first published. First Indian novel in English by an Indian woman A rare book not easily available An important contribution to Indian fiction in English and Gender Studies"
Krupabai Satthianadhan, Chandani Lokuge
Description
"This book introduces the Indian heroine into women s fiction in English. A tragic story of a high-caste Hindu woman s experiences as a child-wife, mother and widow, it deals with significant questions of social and historical change. The novel, an archival treasure in both literary and sociological terms, is reintroduced today, more than a century after it was first published. First Indian novel in English by an Indian woman A rare book not easily available An important contribution to Indian fiction in English and Gender Studies"
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