Synopsis
Angaliyat, a child whose mother leads him by the hand to his stepfather's house, is metaphorically the social position of the Vankers, a Dalit community. The first Dalit novel set in rural Gujarat of the 1930s draws attention to Dalit aesthetics and political ideology.
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Biographie de l'auteur
Joseph Macwan (1935-2010) lived and taught in Anand, Gujarat. He told the stories of Dalit lives in the region as vivid narratives told in the Charotari dialect. Angaliyat is his most acclaimed novel, and Joseph Macwan is Gujarat's well-known Dalit writer. He won several state and national awards for literature. Rita Kothari is a Professor of Humanities at the Indian Institute of Technology, Gandhinagar. She is well known for her translations, as well as her academic work on translation and language politics in Sindh and Gujarat.
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Angaliyat, a child whose mother leads him by the hand to his stepfather's house, is metaphorically the social position of the Vankers, a Dalit community. The first Dalit novel set in rural Gujarat of the 1930s draws attention to Dalit aesthetics and political ideology.
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The Stepchild: Angaliyat
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Oxford University Press, 2003
ISBN 10 : 0195666240
ISBN 13 : 9780195666243
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