Mythology and postmodernism in contemporary Indian prose literature (based on the analysis of novels by V.S.Khandekar and Krishna Sobti)

Автор: Strelkova G.V.
Сборник: Moscow State University: Essays in Indian History and Philology
Редакторы: Захарьин Борис Алексеевич, Сафронова Александра Львовна
Год издания: 2017
Место издания: Издатель Степаненко, Москва
Первая страница: 210
Последняя страница: 228
Аннотация: It is a well known fact that modern, contemporary Indian literature developed under the influence of European literature. On the other hand, Indian ancient traditions and heritage, particularly the translations of the epics, classical Sanskrit drama and poetry contributed significantly to the formation of modern literature. Keeping these two main trends in mind I try to demonstrate that not Indian classical heritage only, but Indian literature and culture as a whole and as a basic value play a very important role in development of contemporary Indian prose. I chose two modern novels: Yayaati (1959) by V.S. Khandekar in Marathi and Dilo-Daanish (1993) by K. Sobti in Hindi. The two novels are acclaimed high popularity, and are very popular till today. Besides, they can help to show that every nation has its own conception of specific features of other nations in general and their literature in particular.
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