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Mahesh K . Dey

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I am a professor in English at a university in India. I teach English literature and language, guide research scholars and deliver research papers in national and international conferences. I also publish scholarly articles in literary journals. I have about thirty years of teaching and research experience.

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Contemporary native Canadian novels a study of changing response

This thesis titled “Contemporary Native Canadian Novels: A study of Changing Response” attempts a... more This thesis titled “Contemporary Native Canadian Novels: A study of Changing Response” attempts an ethno-cnbcal study of contemporary Native novels of Canada, with added emphasis on the oral tradition of song and chant from which the Native writers draw most of their themes. It also makes an rndepth analysis of major problems discussed in these texts It reflects upon the growing prominence of the Canadian Native waters and suggests that the Aboriginal peoples of Canada are no longer on the margins and theirs is very much a vital part of the mainstream Canadian literature. In this thesis I tried to direct the readers to the reach oral traditions of the native people from which the writers draw their story and themes The Native authors under study mclude Maria Campbell, Beatrice Culleton, Lee Maracle, Jeannette Armstrong, Ruby Slippeqack, Thomas king and Joan Crate and Jordan Wheeler The first novels published by all these authors are taken as primary texts for this dissertation Conte...

Contemporary native Canadian novels a study of changing response

This thesis titled “Contemporary Native Canadian Novels: A study of Changing Response” attempts a... more This thesis titled “Contemporary Native Canadian Novels: A study of Changing Response” attempts an ethno-cnbcal study of contemporary Native novels of Canada, with added emphasis on the oral tradition of song and chant from which the Native writers draw most of their themes. It also makes an rndepth analysis of major problems discussed in these texts It reflects upon the growing prominence of the Canadian Native waters and suggests that the Aboriginal peoples of Canada are no longer on the margins and theirs is very much a vital part of the mainstream Canadian literature. In this thesis I tried to direct the readers to the reach oral traditions of the native people from which the writers draw their story and themes The Native authors under study mclude Maria Campbell, Beatrice Culleton, Lee Maracle, Jeannette Armstrong, Ruby Slippeqack, Thomas king and Joan Crate and Jordan Wheeler The first novels published by all these authors are taken as primary texts for this dissertation Conte...

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