Social Discrimination and Cultural Tensions in The God of Small Things

Name of Author : Pushpalatha P

Abstract: This analysis delves into the novels portrayal of feminist perceptions, post colonial critiques, and the intricacies of Indian society, offering insights into how Roy challenges conventional narratives through her innovative storytelling. Ultimately, The God of Small Things emerges as a poignant exploration of the enduring effects of social discrimination and cultural tensions on personal and collective identities.

Keywords : Social discrimination, Cultural tensions, Post-colonial critique, Narrative techniques, Literary devices, Caste hierarchy, Forbidden love, Family dynamics, Historical injustice, Indian society

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