Fire On The Mountain – Anita Desai- By Dr. Prem Sagar & Raka Varshney
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Fire On The Mountain – Anita Desai , By – Prem Sagar, ISBN Code – 978-93-87601-05-5
Anita Desai’s Fire on the Mountain is a thought-provoking novel. It poses questions as who is the real recluse—one who renounces the world on being fed up with nimiety like Nanda Kaul, or one that is recluse by nature and instinct, like Raka. The next question that arises all unbidden is whether a recluse is to be unconcerned with the world or must have a deeper concern for the world. Nanda Kaul came to Kasauli with the determination that she wouldn’t have anything to do with the world anymore and getting Raka to look after was, she felt, like slipping the noose around her neck once again. Lucky she was that Raka, who came out to be a greater recluse, demanded nothing, not even the care that children generally needed. But Ila Das deflected both of them from the customary path of a recluse. Her sufferings and martyrdom agonized them more than anybody else. Nanda Kaul dropped the telephone and her head rolled on one side on getting the news of Ila’s death while Raka set the forest on fire. Who, then, is a recluse? Therefore the questions—whether a recluse should insulate herself from the world, and whether it is nobler to hang one’s shoes up with the presumption that the innings is over than to take up arms against a sea of troubles as Ila did.
This monograph is designed to serve the students in several ways. It will remove cobwebs from the minds of the students on serious issues raised in the novel. At the same time, discussions or characters, theme, etc. have been supported with apt quotations from the text to provide a firm ground to the students to stand on. Explanations of important passages will serve as models and give ideas to the students as to which passages they should specially prepare for examinations. Bibliography has been given to help ambitious ones.
CONTENTS
Anita Desai as a Novelist
Story of the Novel in Short
Chapter-wise Summary
Characters
Ram Lal’s Role in the Life of Raka
Compare and Contrast between Nanda Kaul and Raka
Title of the Novel
An Appreciation of the Novel
Explanations
Word Meanings
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Fire On The Mountain – Anita Desai , By – Prem Sagar, ISBN Code – 978-93-87601-05-5
Anita Desai’s Fire on the Mountain is a thought-provoking novel. It poses questions as who is the real recluse—one who renounces the world on being fed up with nimiety like Nanda Kaul, or one that is recluse by nature and instinct, like Raka. The next question that arises all unbidden is whether a recluse is to be unconcerned with the world or must have a deeper concern for the world. Nanda Kaul came to Kasauli with the determination that she wouldn’t have anything to do with the world anymore and getting Raka to look after was, she felt, like slipping the noose around her neck once again. Lucky she was that Raka, who came out to be a greater recluse, demanded nothing, not even the care that children generally needed. But Ila Das deflected both of them from the customary path of a recluse. Her sufferings and martyrdom agonized them more than anybody else. Nanda Kaul dropped the telephone and her head rolled on one side on getting the news of Ila’s death while Raka set the forest on fire. Who, then, is a recluse? Therefore the questions—whether a recluse should insulate herself from the world, and whether it is nobler to hang one’s shoes up with the presumption that the innings is over than to take up arms against a sea of troubles as Ila did.
This monograph is designed to serve the students in several ways. It will remove cobwebs from the minds of the students on serious issues raised in the novel. At the same time, discussions or characters, theme, etc. have been supported with apt quotations from the text to provide a firm ground to the students to stand on. Explanations of important passages will serve as models and give ideas to the students as to which passages they should specially prepare for examinations. Bibliography has been given to help ambitious ones.
CONTENTS
Anita Desai as a Novelist
Story of the Novel in Short
Chapter-wise Summary
Characters
Ram Lal’s Role in the Life of Raka
Compare and Contrast between Nanda Kaul and Raka
Title of the Novel
An Appreciation of the Novel
Explanations
Word Meanings
Additional information
Weight | 0.25 kg |
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Dimensions | 22 × 14 × 2 cm |
Language | English, Hindi |
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