Translating Feminine Epiphany in Indian Women Writing

This anthology is an endeavour to encompass the mystic beauty and serenity of feminine profundity. It traverses from the sociological role of a woman in society to the repercussions she fights back with greater potent force and magnanimity. Culturally, a woman today evolves as a new woman in the socio-political ethos of human existence and thereon mitigates with the discipline of cultural plurality – which moreover adds to her perception of distinct personality. In the wake of this, the manuscript seeks to unravel the fecund subjectivity of diaspora, displacement, power dynamics, social hegemony, self-recognition and womanhood in a deep academic plethora of women's recognition. Wherein it has been profusely meditated that, “Women's movements as well as the growing volume of feminist literature have both been involved….. to transcend the view of women as patient solicitors of social equity, and see women as harbingers of major social change, in making the world a more liveable place for all”. Thus the portrayal of woman from the proliferation of the Parsi, Hindi, Tribal, Partition and Regional expressions has exquisitely embedded to the finesse of this comprehensive pursuit of women's literature. About the Editors Dr. Kalpana Purohit, Professor and Dean, Faculty of Arts, Education and Social Sciences, Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur (Raj.) is a prominent Critic and a Poet of versatile genius. She has invested her excellence as a Chairman (9 years) Department of English, Member Syndicate and Director of the Centre for Women's Studies. Dr. Richa Bohra is an Assistant Professor in the Department of English, Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur from the last Twelve years. She's a doctorate in English and is accredited with the degree of Diploma in French language. Being an ardour learner of language and literature she actively participates in the literary and creative fiesta of academic heights.