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2010...
vol.
6
no.
2
July
2010
of
The Indian Review of World Literature in English
est. 2005
The Indian Review of World Literature in English
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* Contents derived from the 2010 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
- Wet, Wicked and Wild : Manifestations of Heat in Kevin, single work criticism (p. 1-9)
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The Cosmic and Acosmic : A Redefinition of Being and Time in Patrick White’s Voss,
single work
criticism
This paper explores 'the intuitive and the rational towards the realization of a transcendent reality in Patrick White's Voss (1957), and the arrangement and juxtaposition of images and metaphors found in Vedic and Upanishadic literature to determine "the core of reality" in this highly mystical and ambiguous novel.' It attempts to 'bring in through this study the potentialities and complexities of the Vedic split of the "cosmic and acosmic" of Being and Time as projected across two different transcultural spaces, the Australian and the Indian' and considers 'if this split of time-consciousness signify a timeless reality or a unifying force'. (p. 1)
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Thea Astley : Writing in Overpoweringly a Male Dominated Literary World,
single work
criticism
This paper is an attempt to explore different themes in the novels of Thea Astley.(p. 1)
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Native Voices from Terra Nullius : A Heading of Kath Walker’s We are Going,
single work
criticism
This paper is an attempt to analyse Walker’s eponymous poem “We are Going”.
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