R.K. Narayan : The Novelist and His Art Ranga Rao.
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- 9780199470754
- 0199470758
- 23 823.912 RAO
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823.912 JOY Dubliners / | 823.912 KAR The boxer / | 823.912 PET The Cambridge introduction to Joseph Conrad / | 823.912 RAO R.K. Narayan : | 823.912 RHY Wide Sargasso Sea / | 823.912 RHY Wide Sargasso Sea / | 823.912 RHY Wide Sargasso Sea / |
PART I: HOME-GROWN: BACKGROUND PART II: THE PRE-INDEPENDENCE NOVELS PART III: VICEFECTION: THE POST-INDEPENDENCE NOVELS AND NOVELLAS
This work is a definitive study of R.K. Narayan, author of fifteen novels and novellas and more than half a dozen collections of short stories. Based on his personal experiences with Narayan and his friends and relatives, Rao does detailed critical analyses of all of Narayan's works, reading them through the lens of the Indian philosophical concept of the three 'gunas'.
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