01915nam a22002657a 450000500170000000800410001702000180005804000070007604100080008308200220009110000360011324500570014926000390020630000270024536500560027252009520032865000290128065000280130965000410133770000360137870000320141494200120144699900190145895201720147720251208094922.0220906b           ||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a9788125053446  cAL  aeng  223a820.409bSINT  aSankar Prasad Singha Ed9248184  aTowards social change b: essays on dalit literature  aHyderabadbOrient Blackswan c2014  aviii,189pbHBc22x14cm  2Englisha3496b761.00c₹d950.00e22%f11-08-2022  aDalit writings have a sense of defiance, identity and revolt. The struggles that Dalit writers have had to go through provide them with intellectual clarity and self-confidence.
The essays in this collection discuss themes from various regions.
A piece on the dilemmas that a translator faces delves into the problems and politics of representation of the subaltern in an Amitav Ghosh novel.
Another chapter makes a comparative study of Dalit and Holocaust (Nazi Germany) literatures which share experiences of subjugation, suffering and torture.
An analysis of Narendra Jadhav s memoir Outcaste that travels from bitter memories to better dreams across three generations finds Dalits attaining recognition and success against dreadful odds. A look at some Bengali Dalit poems shows how revolutionary anger is channelled to achieve an aesthetic effect. The creation of a forum for marginalised women writers in Andhra Pradesh is vividly described.  aClassical Realism956813  aDalits of Bengal956814  aDalit Poetry Past and Present956815  aSingha, Sankar Prasad Ed956816  aAcharya, Indranil Ed956817  2ddccBK  c224529d224529  00102ddc40708ENGaALbALd2022-08-11eBiblios Book Point, Surathkal, Mangalore-575014g741.00l0o820.409 SINTp075996r2022-09-06 00:00:00v950.00w2022-09-06yBK