Decibel Amplified: Breaking The Silence Of Exclusion: Breaking The Silence Of Exclusion

Decibel Amplified: Breaking The Silence Of Exclusion: Breaking The Silence Of Exclusion

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U. S. Saranya

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ABOUT THE BOOK:- The present book is a compilation of 14 scholarly articles which are representative in Dalit literary theory and practice. All the articles in the book are meant for the beginning scholars as well as the teachers in the area of Dalit literature in general and Dalit Novel in particular. The articles deal with the caste discrimination, gender dominance, oppression, poverty, denial of education, power politics, inequality, subjugation etc. The book exclusively focuses on Dalit novel and it showcases the variety of writers from different states of India and how they have represented their feelings as a Dalit within the Dalit community and outside the Dalit community. The book mainly focuses on the novels available in English translation. The Dalit novel remains a messenger and instrument for taking ahead the ideology of the Dalits from one to the rest of their communities. Going through the book we could understand that the Dalit novel depicts how the Dalits, with collective consciousness and self-assertion, rebel and turn their wheel of life from the stage of downtrodden to the stage of self-respect.

Year:

2018

Language:

English

Publisher:

Kalpaz Publications

Pages:

176

Book Category:

pub

Subject:

Dalits

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ABOUT THE BOOK

The present book is a compilation of 14 scholarly articles which are representative in Dalit literary theory and practice. All the articles in the book are meant for the beginning scholars as well as the teachers in the area of Dalit literature in general and Dalit Novel in particular. The articles deal with the caste discrimination, gender dominance, oppression, poverty, denial of education, power politics, inequality, subjugation etc. The book exclusively focuses on Dalit novel and it showcases the variety of writers from different states of India and how they have represented their feelings as a Dalit within the Dalit community and outside the Dalit community. The book mainly focuses on the novels available in English translation. The Dalit novel remains a messenger and instrument for taking ahead the ideology of the Dalits from one to the rest of their communities. Going through the book we could understand that the Dalit novel depicts how the Dalits, with collective consciousness and self-assertion, rebel and turn their wheel of life from the stage of downtrodden to the stage of self-respect.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Dr. U.S. Saranya holds a B.ED, M.A and PhD in English. She is presently placed as Assistant Professor of English in SASTRA University, Tanjore. She worked as Assistant Professor of English in VIT Bhopal. She has 67 publications to her credit which includes 3 Books, 3 Scopus, 22 Ebsco, 21 online research papers and 21 conference proceedings. Besides presenting 45 research papers in conferences she has convened and co-convened various workshops in Academic writing and also attended various faculty development programmes and workshops on varied themes of language, literature, culture studies, personality development and soft skills. Her area of specialization includes Interdisciplinary Philosophy and Literature, Subaltern and Gender Studies.

CONTENTS

Preface . 9

Foreword . 13

Acknowledgements . 15

1. State wise Critical view of Dalit Literature and its perspectives . 17
• Marati • Gujarat • Tamil • Karantaka • Telugu • Punjab • Hindi • Malayalam • References.

2. Origin of Novels in English and Evolution of Dalit Novels: A Critical Study . 33
• Pre-Independence Novelist in India • After Independence • Dalit Literature in India • Features of Dalit Novel • Reference.

3. “Writing the Rape: A Critical Study of Rape Narratives through Feminist and Dalit Lens” . 45
• Introduction • Reference.

4. The Narratives of Sex and Religion: A Critical Study of Kancha Ilaiah’s Untouchable God . 53
• Conclusion • Reference.

5. Dalit Assertion through Effective Characters: A Study of Joseph Macwan’s Novel Stepchild . 63
• Setting • Time • Characters • References.

6. Narrating the Emergence of the Dalit Politics and Vengence: A Comparative Study of Joseph Macwan’s Step Child and Sharankumar Limbale’s Hindu . 71
• Reference.

7. Dalit Fiction Realistic Fiction: Critical Study . 83
• Introduction • References.

8. Life Unsettled and Discrimination Unended: A Dalit Feminist Study of P. Sivakami’s The Taming of Women. 95
• Reference.

9. Untouchable God by Kancha Ilaiah: A Thematic Study . 105
• Caste Discrimination • Inferior Vs Superior • Sexual workers/ Widow • Education for women • Poverty • Reference.

10. Joseph Macwan’s Step Child: A Thematic study . 117
• Caste discrimination • Friendship • Love and Marriage • The act of Bravery • Support of the law • Conclusion • Reference.

11. Thematic study of Sharankumar Limbale’s Novel Hindu . 129
• Social Back Ground of the Novel • Setting • Themes • Denial of Education • Religious Views • Sufferings of Women • Love and Marriage • References.

12. Caste, Sub-Caste and Gender issues in Bama’s Vanmam - Vendetta: A Study . 141
• References.

13. Education as a tool for the Emancipation of Youths: A Study of Dalit life . 151
• Caste is the major factor in education • References.

14. Representing the life of a Dalit: A Study of G. Kalyan Rao’s Untouchable Spring . 159
• Reference.

Index . 169

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