Indian Texts & Representations: De-stereotyped Perspectives

De-stereotyped reading signifies fluidity that eliminates intentional fallacy. Hence, de-stereotyped approach is synonymous to Foucauldian parrhesia where the speaker maintains, from a sense of duty, a specific relation to truth through frankness, a certain type of relation to himself or other people through criticism, with complete freedom . Today s academic world requires creative, generous sensibility as well as dangerous thinking which is needed to threaten multiple restraints and scramble fundamental parameters of morality. In this volume, ''Indian Texts & Representations: De-stereotyped Perspectives'', an effort has been made to deconstruct the stereotyped, and thereby motivated, approach to Indian texts and cinematic representations, by challenging established notions in pursuit of a higher, unbiased standpoint that reveals the invisible issues. The contributors have aimed at expressing truth instead of falsehood or silence for the sake of cleansing the doors of perception .

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Dr Kaustav Chakraborty has been teaching at Southfield College, Darjeeling as an Assistant Professor in English and presently he is the Head of the Department.His recent publications include an edited volume entitled 'Indian Drama in English', published from Prentice Hall. Now he is engaged in a Major Research Project sponsored by U.G.C., New Delhi