india author m 1- a-nan - University of Wollongong
india author m 1- a-nan - University of Wollongong
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Bio-bibliographical outlines <strong>of</strong> each, locating Toru’s strength in her ballads and Sarojini’s in<br />
perfecting her narrow lyric range. Both romantics, Sarojini swung more towards the Decadent<br />
period. Toru showed promise <strong>of</strong> a wider talent. Looks at “Gold-mulched Hours” and “Green<br />
leaves are Gold” as evidence <strong>of</strong> striking imagery<br />
GOWDA, H.H.A. "Homage to Toru Dutt" The Indian P.E.N. 43. 9&10 (1977):6-10.<br />
IYER, UMA. "Toru Dutt: A Major Indo-Anglian Poet" Siddha 13 (1979):38-47.<br />
NAIR, K.R. RAMACHANDRAN. Three Indo-Anglian Poets: Henry Derozio, Toru Dutt<br />
and Sarojini Naidu New Delhi: Sterling, 1987, 122 pp.<br />
SETHNA, K.D. "A Word for Toru Dutt" Mother India 40.9 (1987):567-70.<br />
SHARMA, I.K. "The Lotus: Toru's Testament <strong>of</strong> Faith" Journal <strong>of</strong> Indian Writing in English<br />
16.1 (1988):14-19.<br />
Ezekiel, Nissim<br />
BLACKWELL, FRITZ. "Four Plays <strong>of</strong> Nissim Ezekiel" Journal <strong>of</strong> South Asian Literature 11,<br />
no.3/4 (1976): 265-72.<br />
Attempts a critical appraisal <strong>of</strong> the plays, which compare favourably with other Indian<br />
plays available in English. Ezekiel's stylistic approach in Three Plays and Song <strong>of</strong> Deprivation<br />
frankly admits itself as theater. Each play is an effective exposé <strong>of</strong> the hollowness people<br />
contrive for themselves. Song <strong>of</strong> Deprivation is not as stageable as the earlier plays. Ezekiel's<br />
characters are ditinct types, not individuals; the situation is domi<strong>nan</strong>t. The Sleepwalkers is his<br />
best play; a ritualistic style is used to satirize the Indians who worship all things American.<br />
CHAR, M. SREERAMA. Prayer Motif in Indian Poetry in English Calcutta: Writers<br />
Workshop, 1988, 135 pp.<br />
CHARI, JAGANMOHANA. "Poetics <strong>of</strong> the City: A Study <strong>of</strong> Nissim Ezekiel's Poetry"<br />
Osmania Journal <strong>of</strong> English Studies 17 (1981):105-21.<br />
CHINDHADE, SIRISH. "Rootedness in Ezekiel's Poetry: A Point <strong>of</strong> View" Poetry 12<br />
(1986):37-54.<br />
COPPOLA, CARLO. "Nissim Ezekiel: The Most Recent Poems" The Commonwealth in<br />
Canada ed. Uma Parameswaran, Calcutta: The Writers Workshop, 1984, pp 158-73.<br />
DAS, BIJAY KUMAR. "Critical Perspectives on Relationship and Latter-Day Psalms"<br />
Bareilly: Prakash Book Depot, 1987, vi + 55pp. check: ed? title? contents?<br />
DAS, BIJAY KUMAR. "The Poetry <strong>of</strong> Nissim Ezekiel" in DAS, BIJAY KUMAR ed.<br />
Contemporary Indo-English Poetry Bareilly: Prakash Book Depot, 1986: 28-40.<br />
DAS, BIJAY KUMAR. "The Search after Reality: A Study <strong>of</strong> Ezekiel's Poems" Journal <strong>of</strong><br />
Indian Writing in English 10.1&2 (1982):10-14.