Human Rights and the Diasporic Writer Rohinton Mistry - Padmaja, Chintaluri
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A Socially committed writer documents the events of his times for posterity much more effectively than a historian does. A novelist plays a major role in bringing out effectively the changes in the society by reflecting upon contemporary socio-political-economic concerns in his narrative as story telling is an effective medium of communication. In the light of this observation, the works of Rohinton Mistry : A South Asian Diasporic writer of Indian origin are found to be authentic reflections of the contemporary socio-political-economic times. Mistry's Such a Long Journey, A Fine Balance and…mehr

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A Socially committed writer documents the events of his times for posterity much more effectively than a historian does. A novelist plays a major role in bringing out effectively the changes in the society by reflecting upon contemporary socio-political-economic concerns in his narrative as story telling is an effective medium of communication. In the light of this observation, the works of Rohinton Mistry : A South Asian Diasporic writer of Indian origin are found to be authentic reflections of the contemporary socio-political-economic times. Mistry's Such a Long Journey, A Fine Balance and Family Matters have been studied in the light of violation of civil, political, social, minority, ethnic and women rights as reflected in their works.
Autorenporträt
Dr Chintaluri Padmaja has been into teaching profession for the past 19 years and is presently working as Assistant Professor in GITAM Institute of Technology, GITAM University, Visakhapatnam. She worked on the theme of Violation of Human Rights in the works of South Asian Diasporic Writers and has published 20 research papers in reputed journals