Sheet Sahasik Hemantolok
Defying Winter
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ISBN:
9780198097433
Publication date:
25/10/2013
Paperback
176 pages
185.0x125.0mm
Price: 250.00 INR
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ISBN:
9780198097433
Publication date:
25/10/2013
Paperback
176 pages
185.0x125.0mm
Part of Oxford Novellas
Nabaneeta Dev Sen, Translated by Tutun Mukherjee & Mini Krishnan (Series Editor)
Suitable for: General readers and students and scholars of Indian writing in translation, comparative literature, translation studies, and gender studies
Rights: World Rights
Part of Oxford Novellas
Nabaneeta Dev Sen, Translated by Tutun Mukherjee & Mini Krishnan (Series Editor)
Description
Women fight; they remember; they forget; home in the twilight of their days they weep and curse their children and fellow lodgers in a shelter. As they open up about the lives they lived and left behind, the closed world of relationships of women within their homes implodes on every page: anger, intolerance, and the inevitable unfolding of power at different stages in a woman’s lifespan; the tension between different generations of women; and their dependence on men, both economic and emotional. Nabaneeta Dev Sen’s genius for retrieving the past is matched by the wonderfully powerful lyric quality of this novella.
Part of Oxford Novellas
Nabaneeta Dev Sen, Translated by Tutun Mukherjee & Mini Krishnan (Series Editor)
Part of Oxford Novellas
Nabaneeta Dev Sen, Translated by Tutun Mukherjee & Mini Krishnan (Series Editor)
Part of Oxford Novellas
Nabaneeta Dev Sen, Translated by Tutun Mukherjee & Mini Krishnan (Series Editor)
Part of Oxford Novellas
Nabaneeta Dev Sen, Translated by Tutun Mukherjee & Mini Krishnan (Series Editor)
Description
Women fight; they remember; they forget; home in the twilight of their days they weep and curse their children and fellow lodgers in a shelter. As they open up about the lives they lived and left behind, the closed world of relationships of women within their homes implodes on every page: anger, intolerance, and the inevitable unfolding of power at different stages in a woman’s lifespan; the tension between different generations of women; and their dependence on men, both economic and emotional. Nabaneeta Dev Sen’s genius for retrieving the past is matched by the wonderfully powerful lyric quality of this novella.
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