Resurrecting South Asian History

The present book Resurrecting South Asian History: A Postmodern Literary Perspective interrogates the written history of South Asia by contesting the Euro-centric representation while providing new perspectives. With viewpoints of postmodernism, it further seeks the answers which adhere to anti-foundational, anti-authoritarian and anti-meta narrative, countering the immobile and absolute truth. A collection of twenty nine chapters by the teachers of English literature, scholars across India, justified the title through their erudite writings, which would be pragmatically beneficial for the teachers, research scholars and master degree students who are interested in post-colonial and postmodern literature. About the Editors Dr. Tamishra Swain is an Assistant Professor, in the department of English and Modern European Languages in Banasthali Vidyapith, Rajasthan. She has completed her PhD on the works of Amitav Ghosh. She has a decade long experience in teaching in higher education. She teaches both language and literature to the UG and PG students. Her specializations include Indian Writing in English and Diaspora Writing. She has also published two edited books entitled Smart Teaching: A Transformational Approach and Translation: Theory and Practice. Apart from guiding PhD scholars she has also published book chapters and research papers in reputed journals. Dr. Sarita Jain is an Associate Professor in the Department of English G. D. Government College for Women, Alwar. She has teaching experience of 25 years. She has to her credit around 32 articles published in various national and international journals. She has attended several international conferences and seminars and presented papers in them. She has authored one book and edited 5 books. She was awarded post-doctorate by Indian Council of Social Science Research, New Delhi in 2015 and completed the same in 2017.