Some of the most celebrated Indian writers and critics examine issues central to contemporary academic debate: issues of interface between political activism and aesthetic representation, the dominant discourse of mainstream or centre and the subaltern of marginalized voices, narrative of 'nations' in opposition to those of the 'nation', essentialism and universalism v. specificities and diversities, historical and spatial location of the author/reader, the insider's view v. the outsider's, (ir)relevance of modern literary theory, the need to re-examine Western paradigms and search for alternative models, etc. \n
Pankaj K. Singh is Professor and Head, Dept. of English, Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla. Author of Representing Woman: Tradition, Legend and Panjabi Drama (IIAS: 2) she has published extensively in major anthologies and leading national and international journals such as Modern Drama, Women and Theatre and The Toronto Review. For several years she was Associate Editor of Summerhill: IIAS Review and was on the editorial board of Studies in Humanities and Social Sciences.
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