3 Review(s)

The book places a body of women’s fiction against the ideological territory of radical feminism with a firm belief in its social, political and intellectual essentiality. The absence of this specific discourse in women’s texts stirs an urge for a different kind of gender sensitivity than their limited and undefined approach provides. The book takes into its view a huge compendium of women’s fiction in Hindi and in Indian English, most of which has been victim of hegemonic biases and overall marginalization.