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Self- realization is not the main thrust of fantasy in fire on the mountain; rather it is used in an entirely different way. It is not used as an escape route, it also doesn’t border on hallucination. Human existence is never safe, and never at the mercy of chance, and it can not escape the truth that is death. Therefore, in brief, it is absurd, futile and meaningless. Works Cited Abram, M. H. 1985. A Glossary of Literary Terms. Delhi: Macmillan India Ltd. Desai, Anita. 1977. Fire on the Mountain. London: Penguin Book. Das, Ras vihar. “Existentialism” History of Philosophy Eastern and Western.Vol. II . Ed. Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan. London: George Allen & Co unwin Ltd,1953 Gupta, Balarama G.S. “Fire on the Mountain: A fictional metaphor of Existentialist Philosophy.”Perspectives on Anita Desai. Ed. Ramesh K. Srivatsava Ghaziabad: Vimal Prabhashan, 1984 Indira, S. 1994. Anita Desai as an Artist. New Delhi: Creative Book. Macquarrie, John Existentialism. Harmondsworth: Penguin Books, 1972
Information Seeking Behaviours Among Weaver At Aruppukottai Town INTRODUCTION M.RAJAVEL Librarian Devanga Arts College (Autonomous), Aruppukottai – 626101 Handloom is an important traditional craft of India. It is a cottage industry in the real sense of the term as the weaving is done largely in the cottage by the weaver himself. It is spread over the entire country. It is very rare to see a village without handloom weaving. The handloom weavers are self-employed cottage industrial workers. They are poor, illiterate, disorganized and dispersed in rural areas throughout the country. Co-operation to this class of workers has been a panacea for all their economic ills. Co-operation attained a great measure of success in settling the lot of problems of this class of workers in our country during First and Second Five-year Plan periods by creating chess fund. The next Third five-year Plan, there was a great set back in the handloom industries because the chess fund allocated by the centre has been diverted by the states to their own schemes. As a result, handloom industries suffered a lot. It is important that as the first and second plan, the chess fund should be outside the State plans to safeguard the handloom industry. Because it fulfills the most two important issues of Indian economy (1) Employment and (2) Production of goods of mass consumption. While the handloom industry thus plans an important part in the national economy, its contribution varies from State to State, as handlooms are not distributed evenly throughout the country. It is mainly concentrated in TamilNadu, Andhra Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Rajasthan, Orissa, Karnataka, Bihar, Tripura, Kerala and Maharastra. HANDLOOMS IN SOME STATES 14 ISSN 0976-8130
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