Issue Details: First known date: 2000... 2000 The Literature of Indian Diaspora : Essays in Criticism
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This publication comprises papers originally delivered at a conference held at the Institute for Commonwealth and American Studies and English Language in Mysore in 1998.

Notes

  • Dedication: For Ross and Bee - again

Contents

* Contents derived from the New Delhi,
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South Asia, South and East Asia, Asia,
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Mena Abdullah's Untranslatable Diasporic Identity, Paul Sharrad , single work criticism
Paul Sharrad reads Mena Abdullah's collection of short stories Time of the Peacock, noting that although the stories, published in book-form in 1965, are 'not stridently oppositional,' neither are they 'passively consenting to assimilation' (254). They offer, Sharrad argues, productive sites for engagement with issues of community, identity, and diaspora.
(p. 252-261)

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