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Presentations of Postcolonialism: New Orientations is a collection of essays which sets out to open the possible limits of the Postcolonialism as a literary/social discourse. Postcolonialism, moving beyond the paradigm of so-called critical practice has c 1st ed. xii+282p.

Raja Rao (b. 1908), India’s First Modernist, is one of the three major novelists of Pre-Independence India. He showed how English could be moulded into tempo and rhythm of Indian Experience. Raja Rao modified English syntax and structure to suit his purpo 1st ed. xiv+218p., References; Bibliography; Index; 23cm.

The present anthology of research articles is a modest survey of the trends and techniques in Indian poetry in English in recent time. The book examines Indian poetry in terms of the contexts, language and poetic forms. Major poets and their new counterpa 1st ed. xiv+242p., Tables; Notes; References; Bibliography; Index; 24cm.

Intellectual Australian interest is not a new phenomenon. Homi K. Bhabha declares in Nation and Narration that "The Nations of Europe and Asia meet in Australia. It happens to be a seemingly simple statement for an immensely varied geographical, cultural, 1st ed. xvi+188p.

Jayanta Mahapatra (b. 1928) is one of the leading contemporary Indian poets writing in English. His sphere of pursuits is very wide. The Indian Imagination of Jayanta Mahapatra critically examines various themes in the works of jayanta Mahapatra. It is a 1st ed. xii+193p., References; 23cm.