New Concepts of Post-Modern Novelists
Nonfiction, Social & Cultural Studies, Social Science, Demography
| Author: | Sudista Prasad Singh | ISBN: | 9781618205360 |
| Publisher: | Sarup Book Publisher | Publication: | November 28, 2010 |
| Imprint: | Sarup Book Publisher | Language: | English |
| Author: | Sudista Prasad Singh |
| ISBN: | 9781618205360 |
| Publisher: | Sarup Book Publisher |
| Publication: | November 28, 2010 |
| Imprint: | Sarup Book Publisher |
| Language: | English |
East is East and West is West, and never the twin shall meet (Rudy and kipling) This Concept is changed into post-modern concept of the global relationship where the East is meeting the west every year about thousands of women of former USSR are married to U.S. Citizens. Not only this a number of men and women of Asian Countries have married Europeans for their better lives ignoring traditional prejudices. The internet has brought the people of the entire world closer and shortened the distance of time and place where most of the things are remote-controlled. In such a situation no body would to lerate the caste and colour discrimination and sex subjugation. The voices of the women, the marginals and the subalterns who still remained neglected and subjugated, cant remain subdued. The voices of the oppressed and the depressed are heard alround. They cant tolerate the age-long traditional discrimination and subordination. They cant put up with the customs which have exploited them in many ways.
East is East and West is West, and never the twin shall meet (Rudy and kipling) This Concept is changed into post-modern concept of the global relationship where the East is meeting the west every year about thousands of women of former USSR are married to U.S. Citizens. Not only this a number of men and women of Asian Countries have married Europeans for their better lives ignoring traditional prejudices. The internet has brought the people of the entire world closer and shortened the distance of time and place where most of the things are remote-controlled. In such a situation no body would to lerate the caste and colour discrimination and sex subjugation. The voices of the women, the marginals and the subalterns who still remained neglected and subjugated, cant remain subdued. The voices of the oppressed and the depressed are heard alround. They cant tolerate the age-long traditional discrimination and subordination. They cant put up with the customs which have exploited them in many ways.
