This scholarly work examines the relationship between tradition and modernity through Indian English fiction, focusing on education, marriage, family, gender, class, caste, religion, and cultural identity. Using feminist and postcolonial perspectives, it analyses how literary narratives reflect social change, patriarchal structures, and evolving ideas of women's roles in contemporary India.
This scholarly work examines the relationship between tradition and modernity through Indian English fiction, focusing on education, marriage, family, gender, class, caste, religion, and cultural identity. Using feminist and postcolonial perspectives, it analyses how literary narratives reflect social change, patriarchal structures, and evolving ideas of women's roles in contemporary India.
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