TY  - BOOK
AU  - Singha, Sankar Prasad, ed.
AU  - Acharya, Indranil, ed.
TI  - Towards social change: essays on dalit literature
SN  - 9788125053446
U1  - 891.409 
PY  - 2014///
CY  - New Delhi
PB  - Orient Blackswan
KW  - Social change in literature
KW  - Indic literature--Dalit authors
N1  - Includes references; Dalit Literature: An Introduction
1. ’The Petty Done, the Undone Vast’: Dalit Literature
     in Translation
     G.KDas
2. Shattered Amphora and Translation of Dalit Poetry:
    Re-configuring the Myth of the Origin 
    Angshuman Kar
3. Dalit Literature and Its Translation: A Critical Enquiry
    Raj Kumar 
4. Enhancing the Epistemology of Dalit Literature:
    A Comparative Smdy of Dalit and Holocaust Literatures
    Panchanan Dalai
5. Hierarchy of Exploitation Amongst Indigenous Communities:
    A Reading of Anil Gharai’s     
    "The Almond Flowers’
     Indranil Acharya 
6. Understanding Rajbanshi Cultural Politics: Moving from
    the Oral to the Literary 
    G. N. Ray
7. Classical Realism, Dalit Ontology and the
    Autobiographical Self in Joothan and The Outcaste
    Priyanka Srivastava 
8. Living in Translation: The Translator’s Dilemma in
    The Hungry Tide
    Raja Basu
9. Politics and Poetics of Writing/Translating Dalit
    Harish Narang
10. Dalits of Bengal: An Appraisal of the Two Paradigms
     on Their Origin
     Achintya Biswas
11. An Odyssey from Bitter Memories to Better Dreams:
     Language and Identity-Politics in Narendra Jadhavs Outcaste    
     AsisDe
12. Bengali Dalit Poetry Past and Present: A Critical Study
      Manohar Mouli Biswas
13. From Alisamma Women’s Collective to Mattipulu.
      Dalit Women’s Journey towards Solidarity
      K. Suneetha Rani
14. Between Anger and Aesthetics: Rhetoric of Restraint in Recent    
      Bengali Dalit Poetry
      Tajuddin Ahmed
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