Critical Discourse and Colonialism ; Indian Critical Discourse in the Colonial Period in Hindi, Gujarati and English

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Colonialism apart from being a political and civilisational encounter, was a confluence of diferent knowledge systems, literary and critical discourses. A synthesis of Western/English and Indian-Sanskrit/Bhasa critical discourses took place in the colonial period of India. keeping the significance of this synthesis in view, the present volume puts together select articles from Indian english, Hindi and Gujarati to facilitate an understanding of the then critical activities, trends and movements and the forces that influenced them during that period. About Author : Awadesh Kumar Singh is Professor and Head, Department of English and Comparative Literary Studies, Saurashtra University, Rajkot. His areas of publications include Indian and Western literary theories, comparative literature, Indian literature and translation studies.Sanjay Mukherjee is a Senior Assistant Professor In the Department of english & Comparative literary Studies, Saurashtra University, Rajkot. Contents : AcknowledgementsPrefaceNatakSahitya Ki MahattaSahitya Ki UnnatiUpanyasKavita Kya HaiKavya Aur KalaBharatiya Chintan- DharaKavi Aur KavitaPremanandOn NovelKavita ane Rajkiya Sancalam--etc