An Analytical Study of English Literature on its Origin and Developments in India

Abstract

The standard protest of the present study entitled, quotHistory of English Literature in Pre-post-Independence India: A Critical Evaluationquot is attempted with a view to study it basically. The entitled thesis is a humble endeavor to reveal the wonderful work attempted by significant novelists like M.R.Anand, Raja Rao and Manohar Malgonkar in Indian Writing in English. Hence, the very end of this study is to audit their utilized changed techniques passing on vision of life. So as to demonstrate how the English literature start in India before 1920 and how it created in India has first been seen in section I entitled Introductionand#8223;. In Chapter II entitled History of Indian English literatureand#8223; features the renaissance in Indian literature? The reformist, for example, Aurobindo, Rammohan Roy and so forth and their commitment in renaissance development. Effect of English literature on India is likewise talked about in detail in this part. Section III shows how the elements are affected on Indian literature and how the English literature is spread. Commitment of pre-independence Indian English novelists includes two books of Indo-Anglian literature Mulk Raj Anand s Untouchableand#8223; and Raja Rao s Kanthapura are examined in detail, in the Chapter III entitled Pre-Independence Indian English literature and#8223;. Part IV is Post Independence Indian English Literatureand#8223;. In this part different topics in literature and Indian books with their social reason for existing are talked about. Commitment of post-independence Indian English novelists through their work Manohar Malgonkar s A Bend in the Gangesand#8223; and Raja Rao s The Serpent and the Ropeand#8223; which are examined in point by point in this section. The fifth section is conclusion. The works are dealt with as per their circumstances and in every section in light of topic, the creators have been gotten by their position in regard of the dates of distribution of their first works of fiction.