India's Writing In English: Issues Relating To Gender
Keywords:
Indian Literature, Gender Issues, Indian Writing in English, Feminism, Women's Representation, IntersectionalityAbstract
The development of narratives that portray women's experiences in India's sociocultural setting is the main topic of this research paper, which explores the complex gender issues in Indian English writing. It looks at issues including how women are portrayed, feminism, how gender intersects with caste and class, breaking stereotypes, sexuality and identity, postcolonial viewpoints, influences from other cultures, and the dynamic relationship between language and identity. The study also emphasizes the complexity of cultural and personal conflicts within changing gender roles and the transformational power of literature in influencing society attitudes. The impact of colonial histories and legacies on modern gender dynamics is also examined. The study also looks at the dynamic relationship that exists between language and identity, emphasizing how literature may be used as a vehicle for social change and activism.
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