This book seeks to explore the early transplantation of English language in India during the British colonial rule and the hindrances faced by it to become a communication link between the British and the Indians. It also discusses the reactions of Indians towards English language and its impact of Indian renaissance.
Through a detailed study of the Indian novels in English, it addresses the issues like trimetric of land, culture and identity, crisis of Anglo-Indian literature, changing trends in writing, nationalism, political implications, cosmopolitanism, portrayal of Indian middle class women, fratricide, Indian partition, cultural authenticity and postcolonial eco- feminism and activism.
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