SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS DEPICTED IN ALMA KABUTARI: FORM AND FUNCTIONALITY

Authors

  • Urmila Bhagat Ph. D Scholar, Cotton University, Assam, India. Author

Keywords:

Alma Kabutari, Social Institutions, Form, Functionality

Abstract

In contemporary novel literature, Maitreyi Pushpa and her novel Alma Kaburi have a special significance. The author has given a vivid depiction of the extinct pigeon tribe and the condition of women of that society. The status of women has been inferior to men since ancient times. Even today, the condition of women is pathetic as compared to men. The author has made a successful attempt to show through social institutions that how institutions are helpful in the development or exploitation of women, as well as the author has also clarified that women are fighting for their rights despite the opposing circumstances.

References

Pushpa., Maitreyi. Alma pigeon. Delhi: Rajkamal Publications, 2016.

Kalia, Mamta. Women's discussion of the future. Delhi: Vani Publications, 2015.

Vasani, Krishnavanti P. Dalit Consciousness in Hindi Novels of the Tenth Decade. Kanpur: Jagriti Publications, 2010.

Sridhar, Pradeep, Contemporary Hindi novels and contemporary Hindi novels, Delhi, 2010.

Gopal Rai, History of Hindi Novel, Delhi, Rajkamal Publications, 2016

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Published

2019-10-31

How to Cite

SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS DEPICTED IN ALMA KABUTARI: FORM AND FUNCTIONALITY. (2019). International Journal of Management (IJM), 10(5), 521-526. https://iaeme-library.com/index.php/IJM/article/view/IJM_10_05_049