Under the Bhasha Gaze
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PP Raveendran
The book presents a critique of modernity within Indian literature of the last two centuries. It looks at the aftermath of colonialism, print capitalism, translation, realism and ideas surrounding the region and the nation, as well as focussing on particular authors such as Madhavikutty and MT Vasudevan Nair.
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