Evidently, this book is a sustained analysis of Shauna Singh Baldwin’s partition novel What the Body Remembers in the light of feminism and post-colonialism. But the work goes beyond the scope of a single novel as it compares many other works of similar nature and engages in an in-depth examination of the key concerns of post-colonial feminism such as subordination of body, its resistance and the narrative mode of allegory. Other important contemporary ...
