This book is a study on the patterns of empowerment in a world that denies individual voices. It reveals the theme of identity through Humanism, focuses on unfortunate villages and their ferocious poverty, and gives a telling comment on religious bigotry and political debacles. Further, it pictures broken human personalities under the socio-economic cultural pressures and stimulates the human individuals to develop an innate adaptability to face the social milieu. The main thrust of this book is for a national and global change and to usher in a new realm of impartial and healthy human relationship in the world community where peace and love will reign forever. This book would be of immense help to the research scholars and students of literature.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR P. Selvam
Dr. P. Selvam is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of English at Sathyabama University, Chennai, Tamilnadu, India. He has presented scholarly papers in National and International Conferences in different parts of India. He has edited an anthology of critical essays and poems for the students of Arts and Science. He has also published a book entitled "Treatment of Death in J.M. Synge's Riders to the Sea and Wole Soyinka's The Road". He has coordinated many academic programmes and has conducted workshops and seminars. As one of the main organizers, he contributed much to the successful conduct of Indian Association for Canadian Studies sponsored XXII International Conference at University of Madras in 2006. He is a Soft Skill Trainer to students of all disciplines and young faculty members in colleges and universities.
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