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The Mandala of the Return : Narration and Identity in Christopher Cyrill's The Ganges and Its Tributaries
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The Mandala of the Return : Narration and Identity in Christopher Cyrill's The Ganges and Its Tributaries
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The authors argue that 'In his construct of the world, the narrator of Ganges and its Tributaries employs three interrelated components: 1) the concept of the Trinity, 2) the concept of the mandala, and 3) the metaphor of the river Ganges' (425).
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Includes reference to the influence of Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness on Cyrill's novel.
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The Mandala of the Return : Narration and Identity in Christopher Cyrill's The Ganges and Its Tributaries