The Literary Criterion, Volume 38

Aitmatov ambassador Armando Menezes Asia Asian asked Balamani Amma Bapsi Sidhwa becomes Bildungsroman body Buddhist called celebrates century creative critics cultural Daisaku Ikeda death Delhi Deshpande's diplomats English epic ethnic feminist Gandhi Gary Snyder Genji Ghazal global heart Heer Hindu human husband Ibid Ice Candy identity images India Indian Islam Japanese Jaya Kahlil Gibran Kamala Kamala Das Kanthapura Kazangap Kerouac Krishna Kyrgyz language legend literary literature living look Lord Manas mankurt Manto meditation Milkman mind Morrison mother Murasaki Muslim myth narrative novel Pakistan Pasternak Persian Pir Sain poem poet poetry political protagonist Radha Rama Ramayana religion religious Robert Conquest Saadat Sastri Sastriar says sense Sidhwa silence Singapore Sita social society Song soul Soviet story suffering symbols Tamil Tehmina tion tradition Translated University Urdu verse wife woman women words writing Yedegei young Zhivago