On the fine edge of the real and the fictional
By: Sarbadhikary, Krishna.
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ArticlePublisher: 1999Description: p.WS66-71.Subject(s): Womens studies
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Economic and Political WeeklySummary: An examination of literary representations of women of age in stories from different social class, cuslture, economic and religious backgrounds in stories written by women suggest a link - that gender and gender inequalities matter to ageing. The five short stories viewed here are: `Dhvanyartha' by Saroj Pathak, 1There was a Message...' by Mithra Venkatraj, `Dahan' by Suchitra Bhattacharya, `Rangamma' by Madhuranthakam Narendra and `Tiny's Granny' by Ismat Chugtai. - Reproduced
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Indian Institute of Public Administration | Volume no: 34, Issue no: 44 | Available | AR43366 |
An examination of literary representations of women of age in stories from different social class, cuslture, economic and religious backgrounds in stories written by women suggest a link - that gender and gender inequalities matter to ageing. The five short stories viewed here are: `Dhvanyartha' by Saroj Pathak, 1There was a Message...' by Mithra Venkatraj, `Dahan' by Suchitra Bhattacharya, `Rangamma' by Madhuranthakam Narendra and `Tiny's Granny' by Ismat Chugtai. - Reproduced
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