A book on women’s writing across the boundaries of nation/class/caste, this collection seeks to read women as women cutting across all theories of feminism. Quite in keeping with Denise Riley’s handling of the problematic of being known as a woman the essays in this collection comment on women’s writing beyond all caveats. Connoisseurs of literature researchers in the field of Indian literatures post colonial literatures, gender and sexuality studies and women’s writing will find it useful.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Asha Choubey
Dr. Asha Choubey is an Associate Professor of English and Head of the Department of Humanities at MJP Rohikhand University, Baeilly. The Founder General Secretary of Jijiwisha, an association of Women Managers in Higher Education from U.P., Bihar, and Uttarakhand. Dr. Choubey has published more than 35 research paper in Interntional journals & anthologies, 4 on the Post-colonial wed, Brown University, Singapore, and presented more than 25 papers in National, International conferences/Seminars. At present she is editing an anthology on Women's writing, besides working on a major project on Language Anxiety funded by the UGC, of which she is the Principal Investigator.
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