Because in her novels we find mostly female as protagonists. The female protagonists are the moral centres, while most of the male characters either remain apathetic or indulge in destructive violence. And in her novels women are shown as being oppressed and used as a commodity. They are the one whoRead more
Because in her novels we find mostly female as protagonists. The female protagonists are the moral centres, while most of the male characters either remain apathetic or indulge in destructive violence. And in her novels women are shown as being oppressed and used as a commodity. They are the one who have to bear the brunt of the wrong doings done by men. Revenge is taken by violating the rights of women. One of the example is Cracking India or The Ice Candy Man.
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Silk Road is not just a single road but a network of routes which were used to travel from Europe to Asia and vice versa. In addition to travelling, this network of roads was the means of trade and commerce. Through this network, silk was traded from China to Europe along with other things like spicRead more
Silk Road is not just a single road but a network of routes which were used to travel from Europe to Asia and vice versa. In addition to travelling, this network of roads was the means of trade and commerce. Through this network, silk was traded from China to Europe along with other things like spices, teas, horses and exotic plants and animals.
The author of this text describes his journey through Silk Road to Mount Kailash in order to explore the routes used by ancient people like Alexander and Marco Polo. This is why this story is titled as “Silk Road”.
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