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Echoes of Marginalization not only offers a comprehensive analysis of Arundhati Roy's debut novel "The God of Small Things" but also situates it within the broader discourse on caste and gender inequality. By highlighting Roy's narrative techniques and the symbolic richness of her storytelling, this book illuminates the pervasive nature of discrimination and the resilience of those who navigate the challenges. This book stands as a testament to social justice and human dignity, encouraging a greater awareness and appreciation of the subtle yet profound ways in which literature can shape and reflect our understanding of the world.