Monografia, Moderno

Anno: s.d.Mad "Aunties" and "Madi" women : patterns of resistance and intimation of marginality in the representation of Hindu Widows, pp. 21-38
Dancing away their memories : cultural legacy of the devadasis, pp. 39-50
Women's urge for expression Perceptions on autobiography : Amrita Pritam, Kamala Das, Jean Rhys, pp. 51-65
The Indian woman, the body and the flesh : re–reading some poems by Kamala Das, Eunice de Souza and Sujata Bhatt, pp. 66-77
The poetry of protest : a study of Arlene K. Zide's in their own voice, pp. 78-85
"Awakening of an apolitical mother" : Mahasweta Devi's Mother of 1084, pp. 86-90
Tribulation or redemption : a study of Kamala Markandaya's Nectar in a Sieve, pp. 91-99
Questions without answers : which keys for Inside the Haveli?, pp. 100-116
Disorienting orient : the east–west encounter in Gita Metha's Karma Cola, pp. 117-131
Exploring possibilities beyond traditions : Manju Kapur's difficult daughters, pp. 132-138
Nine sketches interpreting human maladies : an assessment of Jhumpa Lahiri's stories, pp. 139-150
Jhumpa Lahiri and Interpreter of Maladies, pp. 151-166
A challenge to "third world" women's status as other in Anita Desai's Fasting, Feasting, pp. 167-181
Partition and women writers : a reading of Anita Kumar's The night of the Seven Dawns, Mehr Nigar Masroor's Shadows of time and Shauna Singh Baldwin's What the body Remembers, pp. 182-199
A Sikh–Canadian view of partition : Shauna Singh Baldwin's What the body remembers, pp. 200-215
"Many souls, many voices" : multiple transformations of Meena Alexander's nomadic characters, pp. 216-246
Becoming women : travelling gender and identity politics in four women's texts, pp. 247-293