Studies in Indian Women Writers in English

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In India, some critics see the hegemony of English language and literature as a form of continuing cultural imperialism. Others argue that the widespread use, prestige, and expansion of English in India in recent decades are attributable to the post-war hegemony of the United States rather than to the British Empire, that is, its growing global currency as a medium of communication. The volume of Indian literature written in English is smaller than that written in the various regional languages, and spans a smaller range of time, having only commenced with the spread of the English language and education. But in the last two decades there has been an astonishing flowering of Indian women writing in English, the literature of this period being published both in India and elsewhere.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR S.C. Sharma

Dr. S.C. Sharma, Ph.D. from Germany has a long experience on forest mensuration, watershed management and agroforestry. He joined Punjab Agricultural University after doing his M.Sc. from UHF Solan and is serving since then at ZRSKA.

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Title
Studies in Indian Women Writers in English
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Edition
1st ed.
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ISBN
8190635820
Length
viii+248p.
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