Amitav Ghosh's Roles In Indian English Literature

Indian English Literature is an endeavour of showcasing the rare gems of Indian Writing in English. At the initial stage, Indian English Literature became a new form of Indian culture and voice in which India spoke. Some of Rabindranath Tagore’s works were originally written in English as Sadhana Personality and The Religion of Man. Yet another Indian writer in English was Sarojini Naidu, “The Nightingale of India”, who rendered familiar things with an essence of colour and romance. Though Gandhi used his mother tongue, Gujarati, to write his famous autobiography, later translated into English by his secretary Mahadev Desai under the little The Story of My Experiments with Truth (1929). In 1930s emerged that, the first major figures in the

The Role of Amitav Ghosh in Indian Writing in English Amitav Ghosh is an Indian novelist, essayist and non-fiction wirter. He was popular and highly respected Indian author. In his novels and essays, he draws heavily upon the character, traditions, and dichotomies of his native land, yet Ghosh’s protagonists and themes often extend beyond India’s actual boundaries, most notably toward the Middle East and Great

Degradation of the environment tops the list of problems the world faces today . Ecocriticism can be distinguished in two phases. The first wave Ecocriticism rubs on nature writing, nature poetry and wilderness fiction. The second wave Ecocriticism or the Revisionist Ecocriticism is inclined towards an environmental justice to the issues of social criticism, urban and degraded landscapes. As critics have pointed out, one of the reasons that ecocriticism continues to grow as a discipline is the continued global environment crisis. Ecocriticism, aims to show how the work of writers concerned about the environment can play some part in solving real and pressing ecological