The Outcaste
Akkarmashi
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ISBN:
9780195694062
Publication date:
14/11/2007
Paperback
148 pages
216x140mm
Price: 375.00 INR
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ISBN:
9780195694062
Publication date:
14/11/2007
Paperback
148 pages
Sharankumar Limbale, Santosh Limbale
Rights: World Rights
Sharankumar Limbale, Santosh Limbale
Description
The Outcaste, a first-person narrative, is an emotionally violent autobiography of a half-caste growing up in the Mahar community, and the anguish he suffers from not belonging to it fully. A numbing account of the humiliation of a community at the hands of an unthinking privileged class, it is a reflection on the darker side of Indian society. The work brings to light [through bitter critique] the lack of compassion that the lower castes have endured for centuries in our caste-ridden society. First published in 1984, the Marathi original went through four editions, and was acknowledged as a true milestone that publicized the Dalit cause.
About the author
Sharankumar Limbale, DrSantosh Limbale, ProfessorSharankumar Limbale, Santosh Limbale
Table of contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction by G.N. Devy
The Outcaste
Glossary
Sharankumar Limbale, Santosh Limbale
Description
The Outcaste, a first-person narrative, is an emotionally violent autobiography of a half-caste growing up in the Mahar community, and the anguish he suffers from not belonging to it fully. A numbing account of the humiliation of a community at the hands of an unthinking privileged class, it is a reflection on the darker side of Indian society. The work brings to light [through bitter critique] the lack of compassion that the lower castes have endured for centuries in our caste-ridden society. First published in 1984, the Marathi original went through four editions, and was acknowledged as a true milestone that publicized the Dalit cause.
About the author
Sharankumar Limbale, DrSantosh Limbale, ProfessorTable of contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction by G.N. Devy
The Outcaste
Glossary
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