The Fusing Horizons: Critical Essays in Indian Writing in English, Sarup & Sons, 9788176258487

The Fusing Horizons is a collection of critical essays by professors/academicians in Indian Universities on Indian writing in English. Literary concerns of contemporary interest have been refreshingly examined so as to provide a novelty in critiquing, spontaneity in response and objectivity in insights. Indian writers from R.K. Narayan to the present are revisited and therefore the book encompasses and deliberates on a wide range of topics. The new perspectives from which writers and their works have been seen enhances a fusion of horizons in this hermeneutical tradition. Dedicated to the memory of Professor Dr. K.S. Ramamurti, the essays seek to be insightful, jargon free and pluralistic in their approach. Sociological, archetypal religious and feminist issues have homogenized here into a refreshing experience. It is hoped that the book would be a rewarding study for students, researchers and teachers alike, and indeed a valuable possession for all lovers of Indian literature in English.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR N. Kalamani

Dr. (Mrs.) N. Kalaamani is a senior faculty at the School of International Languages, Bharathidasan University, Trichy, Tamil Nadu, teaching English for Post-graduate and Research Students. She has done her doctoral work on Sri Aurobindo Ghosh's poetry. She has a number of publications apart from her two books: Sri Aurobindo, his mind and Art and Configuration of Consciousness. Her areas of interest are Post Colonial theory and Canadian Literature. Committed to teaching and amicable by disposition, she is quite popular among her colleagues, friends and students.