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Navigating Patriarchy and Myth Githa Hariharans Genre Fiction as a Medium for Cultural and Feminist Discourse in Indian English Literature
Name of Author :
Dr. A. Kavitha
Abstract:
The paper examines how Hariharans portrayal of female characters navigating these traditional and patriarchal constraints underscores a broader narrative of womens empowerment. It argues that Hariharans genre fiction not only reflects the cultural history of India but also engages in a critical dialogue about womens emancipation, offering a nuanced perspective on feminist issues. Thus, her work is pivotal in understanding the intersection of cultural heritage and gender politics within contemporary Indian literature.
Keywords :
Patriarchy, Genre Fiction, Cultural Discourse, Indian Myths, Womens Empowerment, Resilience, Cultural Transmission
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