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[@anjleen4956]

Sam Selvon wrote in an essay in 1973: "I think I can say without a trace of modesty that I was the first Caribbean writer to explore and employ dialect in a full-length novel where it was used in both narrative and dialogue." The Lonely Londoners-Sam(Samuel) Selvon 'The situation is desperate,' Moses say, thinking fast, 'you know the big hurricane it had two weeks ago?' 'Yes?' the reporter say, for in truth it did have a hurricane in Jamaica. 'Well I was in that hurricane,' Moses say. 'Plenty people get kill. I was sitting down in my house and suddenly when I look up I see the sky. What you think happen?' "What?" "The hurricane blow the roof off.' "A old woman who look like she would dead any minute come out of a carriage, carrying a cardboard box and a paperbag. When she get out the train she stand up there on the platform as if she confuse. Then after she a young girl come, carrying a flourbag filled up with things. " 'People get kill', 'The Hurricane blow off the roof', 'as if she confuse', 'then after she a young girl come' --these unrefined dialects really make reading an interesting one. Real life conversations. Amusing .👌

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[@nandhuram2889]

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[@aliyashahin2643]

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[@anupamacs34]

Diasporic writers are very important these days. Their writing marked the beginning of a new era in English literature. Their experiences are so vibrant and their style is remarkable. As you said every work is different form the other. I was so much interested in post colonial theory when I was studying for MA. Many of the prominent European thinkers like Voltaire, Kant, Hegel,Darwin,etc.. were racists in their mind. That was a shocking revelation for me. Donald Trump won the American election using race as one of the strategy for dividing people. The death of George Flyod and the protest that follows raising the slogan "Black Lives matter" exemplifies that race is still a reality and people hating, insulting, attacking and killing each other of race.

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[@KalyaniVallath]

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[@mayurakshighosh2903]

V. S Naipaul is the grand old man of British literature-yet he was not even born in Britain; born in Trinidad, he settled in England in 1955, but is a constant traveller. Naipaul is perhaps the clearest example of the changing cultural identity of Britain, of English and of literature in English. From The Mystic Masseur (1957) to A Way in the World (1994) he has written about the process of history, power, and culture. His The Enigma of Arrival (1987) has been described as 'the best novel of Englishness of the past fifteen years'. Thank you so much ma'am for this mind-blowing session! Love you so much ma'am 🥰😍♥️♥️

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Thank you ma'am,,a lot of thanks ,,your video is very helpful ,,I write all your lecture that you speak

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[@ishvaryatammu1878]

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[@sivan606]

Good evening mam always your video think to me that prepare for NET thank u for the session mam

[@meghachatterjee709]

Thank you Ma'am for this comprehensive lecture 🙏, your description of the situation of postcolonial time when people were struggling to establish their identity , to find their voice which has so long been suppressed was very picturesque, and how Naipual satirically portrayed these circumstances full of corruption, treacherous people was really very much detailed along with your explanation of other authors... Ma'am please bless me so that I can crack JRF on the upcoming exam, 🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️ I know your blessings will work miracles... love you Ma'am ❤️🙏🙏

[@sush778]

Ma'am all your extra tips are really very very helpful.

[@abugoshant126]

In diasporic writings we can easily came to know both tha culture and all the things as two aspects 😍😍😍😍

[@rumicaafzal1684]

Thanks a ton for giving us this much knowledge..... Lots of love

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[@KalyaniVallath]

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[@harinder218]

It is a very a acknowledging video session. Thank you so much mam.

[@KalyaniVallath]

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[@shilbyplukose3001]

Thank you for helping us day in and day out, even from your home. It's really a good way to connect many things like adaptations rather than just reading and forgetting.

[@sherintintu]

Knowledgeable❤. Thank u so much ma'am😊

[@arundhathip1612]

Mam really thank u so much.....I am studied M.A this topic most important for me...really I waiting this topic mam...thanks a lot mam

[@voice_of_Bhawani]

We r adding our knowledge drop by drop by ur ultimate efforts ma'am . This topic is completely new to me and this is the best introduction .🌼🙌 Thanku ma'am

[@KalyaniVallath]

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[@anjleen4956]

Very true. I too agree

[@Nia-yz4ft]

I attended your video lessons on Caribbean literature. Many writers are overlapping. Thank you Ma'am🌈✨

[@sanjana6930]

Nice explanation mam, I revised diasporic literature once more again with you.

[@deveshkumaryadav1823]

Very useful lecture ma'am

[@shaktisinghbundel3761]

Thank you🌹 so much madam, I like this video and you just made some questions like nta net which is very helpful and make us think about how they ask the que... You are nice. Thanks again..

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VS Naipaul _India Triology Golding's _sea Triology John dos passos _USA Triology Paul Auster _The newyork Triology..

[@English-xx5bz]

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[@abugoshant126]

Hi mam i like diasporic writings and my mphil desertation was in diasporic literature😄😄😄😄😄😄 i really enjoyed this video thank you mam

[@snehasneha2986]

Today's earings are very much preety ❤️ Praising your personality and lectures it gives energy to us that we have to make ourselves like you 👍 thank you mam 🙏

[@anjali3056]

• Sam Selvon, while working for Trinidad Guardian, began writing stories and descriptive pieces, mostly under a variety of pseudonyms, including Michael Wentworth, Esses, Ack-Ack, and Big Buffer. • VS Naipaul is the first person of Indian origin to win a Booker Prize. He was awarded Booker Prize in 1971 for In a Free State. • The Caribbean Revisited is the subtitle of The Middle Passage. • An Area of Darkness is replied by a counter essay by Nissim Ezekiel, ' Naipaul's India and Mine'.

[@rosasheela1230]

Thank you so much ma'am for this wonderful video. Gaining immense information through your sessions. Stay blessed and happy always 😊😊😊🙏🙏🙏

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Mam u r just brilliant the topic u discussed is one of my interesting topic and I get a lot of information in this lecture mam u r angel for us to come to our life to make us knowledgeable and the way u explain it's touch my heart thank you mam I always see this videopedia repeatedly whenever I find time there is nothing to compete with u mam

[@KalyaniVallath]

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*Background is very nice Ma'am and the session, as always was superb👍*

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Thanku ma'am for another important informative lecture... 😇😇it means a lott

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This videopedia series is so full of information and ofcourse the surprise of topic is so exciting as well. Thank you soo much m’am you are fabulous.❤️

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[@nidhipadamwar3161]

adding this to my watch later because i need to catch up with the earlier videos 😅 thank you ma'am!

[@ranjanasinha7458]

The protagonist of both 'A Bend in the River' and 'Midnight Children' have the same name- Salim, though the full name is Salim Sinai in the latter book. A good way to remember, though and you always tell us that we should connect things to remember better ❤️❤️

[@shaktisinghbundel3761]

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[@princyjha571]

It's only this year that I came across diasporic writers and here comes your video...full of information... thank you ma'am ❤️ Also you are looking very pretty 😍❤️❤️

[@annakamatchi4282]

Thank you so much my dear mom it is the video which I am expecting from you with some most awaited video from my thank you so much for chosing but I sporic literature as one of the part of 6 o'clock video period thank you so much I am sure it is very useful for me to do extra reading and also it is very helpful for me from from the point of my research thank you so much and I love you always dear ma'm

[@priyasubramaniyan9851]

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[@keyarcare888]

Yes, I loved your new set up ma'am 😊 😊 😊 😊I've read Hanif Khureshi ma'am "My Beautiful Laundrette" and also I read Rohinton Mistry's Short story "The Swimming Lesson". I can relate with their pain. How they were alienated in a foreign soil.

[@KalyaniVallath]

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[@shabanamadari5425]

Diasporic literature deals with alienation, displacement, existential rootlessness, nostalgia and quest for identity.

[@aswati]

I actually loved the new setup 😀 And diasporic literature has always been one of my favourite topics ... Really fascinating... Thank you for making a video on that .

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[@KalyaniVallath]

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Good evening encyclopedia ma'am 🙏🙏🙏

[@SarwatSamrin]

Thank you so much for choosing this relevant topic ma'am and enriching us with your beautiful lecture. As always enjoyed your lecture a lot. Wish Everyday@6 never ends.

[@chandankar712]

The chief characteristic features of the diasporic writings are the quest for identity, uprooting and re-rooting, insider and outsider syndrome, nostalgia, nagging sense of guilt etc. The diasporic writers turn to their homeland for various reasons. For eg. Naipaul who is in a perpetual quest for his roots turns to India for the same. Rushdie visits India to mythologise its history. Mistry visits and re-visits India for a kind of re-vitalization and to re-energize his aching soul. Bharati Mukherjee’s childhood memories harken her time and again. All the same it is necessary to realise the importance of cultural encounter, the bicultural pulls which finally helps in the emergence of the new culture. The diasporic writings also known as the ‘theory of migrancy’ helps generate aesthetic evaluation, negotiate with cultural constructs and aid the emergence of a new hybridity.

[@abhiramil1194]

And that was another enlightening session ❤️ Thank you ma'am 🥰

[@KalyaniVallath]

Thank you!!

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[@aneesanaik]

yet another enlightening session by our guiding light ❤️

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[@kejapriya9680]

The Suffrage of Elvira (written in 1957, published in London in 1958) is a comic novella written by VS Naipaul, about a rural election in Trinidad

[@ramachandranmuthuraman6718]

Very nice and clear mam

[@soniasiwach4210]

Diaspora somewhat relatable to everyone who feels Alienation, self identity crisis so on.. VS NAIPAUL's "A HOUSE FOR MR. BISWAS" is the best example of diasporic writing ma'am

[@pragyapragya971]

I am not at my home but I brought my mini diary with me in which I have noted all lectures of videopedia from the very first lecture I do not want to miss the consistency Though I am not able to do my own research yet but not dissolving the consistency , you keeps us motivating .

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[@sush778]

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Goode evening ma'am , thank you so much for the session , actually one single thank you couldn't justify our gratitude towards you . Wish you lots of love and great health 💕 🙏

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[@AreeshChaudhary]

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[@sonaannasiby4415]

The life of Mr.Biswas resembles the life of Naipaul himself, whose serious of the experience of exile and alienation while living in Trinidad seem to be portrayed through the character of his protagonist, Mr.Biswas. He struggles from his childhood because of the conventional society. He faces ups and downs in life. The society becomes an obstacle for maintaining is individuality, developing his status, & achieving his goal without the support of his family...

[@Nia-yz4ft]

Sam Selvon - A brighter sun ⛅ *Ways of sunlight. 👉Moses Trilogy - 1) Lonely Londoners 2) Moses ascending 3) Moses migrating

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[@kritikatripathi6763]

House for Mr Biswas overtones of Shakespeare's novel King Lear !!

[@safiashah247]

The characteristic features of Diasporic writings are as; -Insider and outsider syndrome -Nostalgia - Quest for identity - Uprooting and re-rooting -Nagging sense of Guilt etc

[@RiniMathew1510]

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[@arunima6591]

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[@jeevanballabhmathuriya532]

He then says that Gandhi “Of course in this matter of beggary … failed.” If begging continues in India only because of misplaced charity, Mr. Naipaul would be right. No doubt there are beggars in India capable of earning a living but who beg because it is easy and pays. But surely the overwhelming majority begs because there is no alternative. Beggars will disappear in India not when Indians heed Gandhi and other reformers but when economic progress makes begging. -NAIPAUL’S INDIA AND MINE

[@manishkumar.official8643]

Book name ma'am

[@KalyaniVallath]

A Contemporary Encyclopedia of British Literature from Bodhi Tree Books

[@arpitasamanta9182]

Naipaul rejected to be called himself as Indian..he had deeply pessimistic view of India as it is portrayed in An Area of Darkness...but his writings are filled with India life and Indian culture.

[@aneesanaik]

India : A Wounded Civilization 1977 is the 2nd book of India Trilogy by V.S Naipaul . He came to write this book on his 3rd visit to India, prompted by the Emergency of 1975. The Middle Passage: The Carribean Revisited is 1962 book -length essay and travelogue by V.S Naipaul . The book covers a year-long trip Naipaul took through Trinidad, British Guiana , Suriname ,Martinique and Jamaica in 1961. Turn Again Tiger by Sam Savlon is a 1958 novel which tells the continuing story of Tiger and Urmilla ,a young Trinidadian couple struggling to lead an independant life away from traditional Indian ways . Eldorado West One 1989 is a collection of seven one-act radio plays by Sam Savlon which focuses on the Immigration of West Indians to British in the 1950's and 1960's and captures the loneliness and isolation that can be felt in one of the World's largest cities . Thankyou ma'am for your wisdom and knowledge ..it is an honour to learn things from you . lotsa love ✨

[@nehasah8992]

A very punctual Woman you are......on the time always

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Thank you so much ma'am

[@divyasivasamy5082]

Thank you mam