Galpa: Short Stories by Bengali Women
by Niaz Zaman (Editor), Firdous Azim (Editor)
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Description
This vibrant and thought-provoking anthology of translated short stories is representative of the variety of issues that women from Bangladesh tackle in their writings.Tags
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Story of Shanti Niketan during the 1920s. Fire of Bengal plunges us into the midst of life in Rabindranath Tagore’s Santiniketan during the late 1920s. Rozsa Hajnoczy, wife of a Hungarian professor, kept a journal of her impression during their three-year stay at the ashram.
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Author Information
Niaz Zaman is Professor and Chairperson, Department of English, University of Dhaka.
Classifications
- Genres
- Fiction and Literature, General Fiction
- DDC/MDS
- 891.44301089287 — Literature & rhetoric Asian Literature East Indo-European and Celtic literatures Modern Indic languages Bengali Fiction
- LCC
- PK1717 .B32 .G35 — Language and Literature Indo-Iranian languages and literatures Indo-Iranian philology and literature Indo-Aryan languages Modern Indo-Aryan languages Particular languages and dialects Bengali
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- English
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