Globalization and Indian Fiction: Concerns and Challenges
Abstract
The very theme of this seminar ‘Globalization and Indian Literature: Concerns and Challenges posit a concern that the very Term ‘Globalisation’ is a challenge to ‘national’ literature as Indian Literature. The reason being that Globalisation looked at as the contender to nationalism even to historiographers surrounding the rise of ‘global history’ in 1990 just as the in case of visualizing the globe the national borders are blurred due in the telescopic view of globalization. The challenge is to zoom in and find for our self that ultimately the globe too far to behold and there is a human compulsion to attempt at the local which is regarded as a concern or a challenge.
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