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Dalit Writers of IndiaEditor: R. Kumarr ISBN: 9789367211526 Genre: Literary Studies, Social Justice, Indian Literature Binding: Paperback Pages: 274 Size: A4 Description: Dalit Writers of India, edited by R. Kumarr, is a groundbreaking exploration of the vibrant and revolutionary contributions of Dalit authors to Indian literature. This comprehensive anthology captures the voices of marginalized communities, celebrating their resilience, struggles, and triumphs while
Editor: R. Kumarr
ISBN: 9789367211526
Genre: Literary Studies, Social Justice, Indian Literature
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 274
Size: A4
Description:
Dalit Writers of India, edited by R. Kumarr, is a groundbreaking exploration of the vibrant and revolutionary contributions of Dalit authors to Indian literature. This comprehensive anthology captures the voices of marginalized communities, celebrating their resilience, struggles, and triumphs while providing a critical lens on caste oppression, social inequality, and human dignity.
The book delves into the genesis and evolution of Dalit literature, tracing its roots to early oral traditions and chronicling its growth into a powerful literary movement. With an incisive analysis of thematic anchors such as caste-based discrimination, resistance, empowerment, intersectionality, and collective memory, this work offers a panoramic view of the transformative power of Dalit literature in reshaping Indian socio-political and cultural landscapes.
The anthology features detailed profiles of prominent Dalit authors, including their major works, themes, and literary significance. Writers like B.R. Ambedkar, Omprakash Valmiki, and Mahasweta Devi are highlighted for their impactful contributions, alongside lesser-known yet equally important voices like Arjun Dangle, Bama, and Shantabai Kamble.
This meticulously curated volume also examines various literary forms—poetry, short stories, novels, and autobiographies—through which Dalit writers have articulated their pain, defiance, and aspirations. It underscores the enduring relevance of Dalit literature as an indispensable force in contemporary discourse on justice, equality, and human rights.
Key Features:
List of Entries:
This anthology includes entries for over 150 Dalit writers. A selection of notable authors and entries includes:
For a full list of entries, see the detailed index spanning diverse voices and contributions from across India.
Manufacturer/Publisher: Doaba Publications
Country of Origin: India
Packer Information: Doaba Publications, India
ISBN: 9789367211526
Genre: Literary Studies, Social Justice, Indian Literature
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 274
Size: A4
Description:
Dalit Writers of India, edited by R. Kumarr, is a groundbreaking exploration of the vibrant and revolutionary contributions of Dalit authors to Indian literature. This comprehensive anthology captures the voices of marginalized communities, celebrating their resilience, struggles, and triumphs while providing a critical lens on caste oppression, social inequality, and human dignity.
The book delves into the genesis and evolution of Dalit literature, tracing its roots to early oral traditions and chronicling its growth into a powerful literary movement. With an incisive analysis of thematic anchors such as caste-based discrimination, resistance, empowerment, intersectionality, and collective memory, this work offers a panoramic view of the transformative power of Dalit literature in reshaping Indian socio-political and cultural landscapes.
The anthology features detailed profiles of prominent Dalit authors, including their major works, themes, and literary significance. Writers like B.R. Ambedkar, Omprakash Valmiki, and Mahasweta Devi are highlighted for their impactful contributions, alongside lesser-known yet equally important voices like Arjun Dangle, Bama, and Shantabai Kamble.
This meticulously curated volume also examines various literary forms—poetry, short stories, novels, and autobiographies—through which Dalit writers have articulated their pain, defiance, and aspirations. It underscores the enduring relevance of Dalit literature as an indispensable force in contemporary discourse on justice, equality, and human rights.
Key Features:
- A comprehensive exploration of Dalit literature and its historical evolution.
- Detailed profiles of over 150 influential Dalit writers and their contributions.
- Analysis of key themes such as caste, resistance, and intersectionality.
- Celebrates the diverse literary forms and voices of Dalit authors across India.
- An essential resource for students, researchers, and readers interested in social justice and Indian literature.
List of Entries:
This anthology includes entries for over 150 Dalit writers. A selection of notable authors and entries includes:
- Achyutanda Dasa
- Ajay Navaria
- B.R. Ambedkar
- Bama
- Omprakash Valmiki
- Mahasweta Devi
- Arjun Dangle
- Shantabai Kamble
- Daya Pawar
- Urmila Pawar
- Yashica Dutt
For a full list of entries, see the detailed index spanning diverse voices and contributions from across India.
Manufacturer/Publisher: Doaba Publications
Country of Origin: India
Packer Information: Doaba Publications, India
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