The Indian Subcontinent: Themes Overview

• Changing Images of Women in South Asian Fiction
• Kamala Das: Creating a Voice by Seizing and Reinterpreting Religious Tradition
• A Novel of Indian Jewish Life: Meera Mehadevan's Shulamith
• Male and Female Characters in Anita Desai's In Custody
• Chitra Fernando's Three Women
• Women Gain Their Voices: Anees Jung's Unveiling India: A Woman's Journey
• The Value of Suffering in Kamala Markandaya's Nectar in a Sieve
• Food Metaphor in Jhumpa Lahiri's Interpreter of Maladies
• Indian Resentment of British Rule
• Mourning Past Glories, Colonialism, and Indian Fiction
• Desai's In Custody, Urdu, and the Politics of Language
• The Notion of Time in India: An Introduction
• The Relation Between Sanskrit and Indian Conceptions of Time
• Indian Emphases upon Transcendent Reality
• Conceptions of Time and Classical Indian Historiography
• Absolute and Becoming in Indian Philosophy
• Indian versus Chinese Attitudes Towards History
• Indian Concentration on Universality and Conceptions of Causality

Last Modified: 15 March, 2002