| Autor: |
Sujantha, G. S., Anand, M., Alfred Vaz, M. Anish, Gomathi, S., Veni, K. Krishna, Maheswari, K. Santhi |
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Journal of Advanced Zoology; 2024 Supplement, Vol. 45, p125-129, 5p |
| Abstrakt: |
Globalization, as a slowly spreading risk factor, covers almost the whole country with its full force. Literature and literary studies have evolved into a space for the evocation, promotion and interpretation of various social, political, literary and cultural ideas in the world of globalization. Indian Literature after Independence of India has seen some significant changes in the literary writings. Today, the younger generation in the country is searching for a new identity and they are at the intersection of Individuality, Culture and Society. In the world of literature, the call-center generation sees itself as India's cultural commissars, projecting India as a land of illumination and emancipation. The major Samson of the youth lies in the power of the youth through the unlimited consumption of natural and human resources. The novels of the millennium assist us in dispelling the myth that contemporary writing is only for the light entertainment of the younger generations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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Complementary Index |
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