Behind The Bars: A Glimpse of The Ugly Reality in Beautiful Thing
G. A. Ghanshyam
- Pages
- pp. 47-52
- Published
- January 1, 2012
G. A. Ghanshyam (2012). Behind The Bars: A Glimpse of The Ugly Reality in Beautiful Thing. Labyrinth, 3(1), 47-52.
Abstract
John Keats eulogized beauty as truth while William Blake saw a world in a grain of sand and a heaven in a wild flower. Life is beautiful and its presence can startle you at the unlikeliest of places. Beauty is around us, everywhere but the most exquisite beauty is the one that throbs within the human heart. The work is an exquisite piece of journalistic reportage combined perfectly with the art of narration that engrosses, shocks, startles, hurts and also celebrates the spirit of resilience and hope. The present paper makes a modest attempt to analyze Falerio's work and her concerns in Beautiful Thing
Keywords:ExploitationHierarchical structure. RealitySocietyHumiliating transactionBuoyant optimismEconomically challengedNether worldPatriarchal world


