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Close readings from The Nine Enclosures (1976) noting ironic contrasts between commercialism and cultural decline, sterility and renewal as part of Mehrotra’s quest for “a metaphor which embodies the contemporary predicament” of secularised society. Images of fragmentation surround a hint of mysticism (caves). The collection is uneven in tone and lapses into obscurity, a cataloguing of sensory impressions, “imagistic novelty” substituting for mythic or intellectual depth. Mehta, Ved PHILIP, DAVID SCOTT. Perceiving India Through the Works of Nirad C. Chaudhuri, R.K. Narayan and Ved Mehta New Delhi: Sterling, 1986, vi + 184 pp. PHILIP, DAVID SCOTT. Perceiving India Through the Works of Nirad C. Chaudhuri, R.K. Narayan and Ved Mehta New Delhi: Sterling, 1986, vi + 184 pp. SONTAG, FREDERICK. "The Self-Centered Author" New Quest 76 (1989): 29-33. A note on The Stolen Light by a teacher at Pomona College. Menen, Aubrey ELIAS, MOHAMED. "The Poetics of Aubrey Menen's Genesis" The Literary Criterion 20.3 (1985):17-25. ELIAS, MOHAMED. “Aubrey Menen and Kamala Das: Angli-Dravidian Revolt against Aryan Myths”Jadavpur Journal of Comparative Literature 24 (1986): 124-133.. Menen in his Rama Retold and Das in her My Story and verse recreate traditional Hindu myths to focus on outlaws and adultresses. Both South Indian (and related), they create a pure Dravidian space (crossed in Das with Whitman and western writing and in both cases by a sense of racial alienation) opposed to the corrupt urban North and its Aryan hierarchised aggression. Das’s ambivalent relations with Krishna indicate both fear of male and Aryan domination and confidence that Dravidian/Nayar blood can contain their conquests. Biographical, cultural and thematic approach. Menezes, Armando BHASKER, W.W.S. "Armando Menezes the Writer" Journal of South Asian Literature 18.1 (1983):71-81. [BHASKER or BHASKAR?] Menon, R. Ravindranath SHARMA, G.V.L.N. "R. Ravindranath Menon's Poetry" in DWIVEDI, A.N ed. Studies in Contemporary Indo-English Verse Bareilly: Prakash Book Depot, 1984:275-88. Modayil, Anna Sujatha RAO, G. NAGESWARA. "Anna Sujatha Modayil" in DWIVEDI, A.N. "Eves' Song: Contemporary English Verse by Indian Women" Studies in Contemporary Indo-English Verse: A Collection of Critical Essays. Vol. I Female Poets Bareilly: Prakash Book Depot, 1985: 31-39. Mohanti, Prafulla MISHRA, GANESHWAR. “How does and Indian Village Speak: A Study of the Form of Prafulla Mohanti’s My Village, My Life” in MCDERMOTT, DOIREANN ed.
Autobiographical and Biographical Writing in Commonwealth Literature Barcelona: Sabadell, 1984:157-162. Chaudhuri’s autobiography is for a European audience and out of touch with village life (especially family relationships). Mohanti’s translated conversations with Orissa villagers produce amore authentic picture echoing episodic and dialogue forms of puranic and folk traditions. Mohanty, Niranjan SHARMA, GHANSHIAM. "Niranjan Mohanty's Bloody Game: A Deconstructive Analysis" Poetry 13.1 (1988):33-48. Mokashi-Punekar, Shankar LAL, ANANDA. "Shankar Mokashi-Punekar: Some Notes on His Poetry" in DWIVEDI, A.N ed. Studies in Contemporary Indo-English Verse Bareilly: Prakash Book Depot, 1984:301-14. Mookerji, Tapati JAIN, SUNITA. "Leela Dharmaraj, Ira De and Tapati Mookerji" in DWIVEDI, A.N. "Eves' Song: Contemporary English Verse by Indian Women" Studies in Contemporary Indo-English Verse: A Collection of Critical Essays. Vol. I Female Poets Bareilly: Prakash Book Depot, 1985: 132-40. Moraes, Dom DE SOUZA, EUNICE. "The Expatriate Experience" in NARASIMHAIAH, C.D. ed. Awakened Conscience: Studies in Commonwealth Literature, New Delhi: Sterling Publishers, 1978: 339-345 (also Hong Kong: Heinemann Asia, 1978). KHULLAR, AJIT. "Willed Alienation" Indian Literature 131 (1989): 137-45. MOLLINGER, ROBERT N. "Dom Moraes' Vision: From Dream to Nightmare" Creative Moment 3.2 (1974):5-11. MOLLINGER, ROBERT N. "Psychic Images and Poetic Technique in Dom Moraes' Poetry" in RAO, K.S. NARAYANA. ed. World Literature Written in English 14.2 (1975):322-8. RAO, R. RAJ. "Dom Moraes: A Craftsman to his Bones" New Quest, 83, (1990): 314-316. review? SAHA, SUBHAS. "Dom Moraes: A Re-Assessment of His Poetry" in DWIVEDI, A.N ed. Studies in Contemporary Indo-English Verse Bareilly: Prakash Book Depot, 1984:72-81. Mukherjee, Bharati PARAMESWARAN, UMA. "Foreignness of Spirit: The World of Bharati Mukherjee's Novels" Journal of Indian Writing in English 13.2 (1985):7-11. Murti, K.V.S.
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