Uniyal, Ranu

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A changing vision : women and landscape in the fiction of Margaret Drabble and Anita Desai

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(1898) The Poetry Of Samuel Taylor Coleridge.

A General Introduction to The Kumarasambhava of Kalidasa,

A Literature of Their Own: British Women Novelist from Bronte to Lessing,

A Natural Curiosity, Harmondsworth:

A piercing virtue&quot;: Emily Dickinson in

A reading of Anita Desai's Clear Light of D&quot;,

A Room of One's Own,

A secret connivance&quot;, The Times Literary Supplement,

A substance of entertainment interview: Margaret Drabble&quot;.

A Summer Bird-Cage,

A vision of power in Margaret Drabble's The Realms of Gold&quot;,

A Woman Writer. &quot;

A Writer's Britain: Landscape in Literature,

A Writer's Diary,

About Chinese Women, translated by Anita Barrows,

Against the current: A conversation with Anita Desai&quot;,

Airing the family ghosts: Anita Desai's Clear Light of Dax&quot;, World Literature Written in

Aloneness Alone: Anita Desai and Arun Joshi&quot;,

An interview with Anita Desai&quot;,

An interview with Anita Desai&quot;, World Literature Written in English Spring:

An interview with Margaret Drabble&quot;,

An introduction to new French feminism&quot;, Occasional Paper 2: Hull Centre for Gender Studies.

Anita Desai: A Study of Her Fiction, Calcutta: Writers Workshop.

Anita Desai: Fire on the Mountain -a rite of exit&quot;,

Anita Desai: Fire on the Mountain&quot;, World Literature Written in

Anita Desai's Where Shall We Go This Summer?: an analysis&quot;,

Anna of the Five Towns,

Annus Mirabilis&quot; in High Windows,

Architecture and the poetry of space&quot;,

Arnold Bennett: A Bio rgaphy,

Artistic effects of the shifts in points of view in Anita Desai's Cry, the Peacock&quot;,

Aspects of Indian Religious Thought,

Baumgartner's Bombay, Harmondsworth:

Beyond Determinism: George Eliot and Virginia Woolf&quot;.

Castration or decapitation? &quot;, translated by Annette Kuhn,

Changing

Changing India, London: Allen and Unwin.

Clear Light of Day, Harmondsworth:

Communities of Women: An Idea in Fiction,

Contemporary Women Novelists,

Countries of the Mind: The Meaning of Place to Writers,

Creation and Recreation,

Cry, The Peacock, Delhi: Orient Paperbacks,

Decolonizing culture: toward a theory for postcolonial women's texts&quot;,

Drabble, Margaret&quot;,

Drabble's The Middle Ground: 'mid-life' narrative strategies&quot;,

Drabble's The Millstone: a fable for our times&quot;,

English Landscaping and Literature:

Essays On The Gita: Commentary, Pondicherry: Sri Aurobindo Ashram.

Fate and feminism in the novels of Margaret Drabble&quot;,

Female Fictions: The Women Novelists&quot;,

Feminine endings and beginnings: Margaret Drabble's The Waterfall&quot;,

Feminine Fictions Revisiting the Postmodern,

Feminine Sexuality: Jacques Lacan and the Ecole Freudienne,

Feminism and Psychoanalytic Theory,

Feminist Discourse and its Discontents: Language, Power, and Meaning&quot;,

Feminist Practice and Poststructuralist Theory,

Feng Sui' or Spirit of Place&quot;,

Fire on the Mountain, Harmondsworth:

Four Quartets,

From detritus to discovery: Margaret Drabble's The Middle Ground&quot;,

Games at Twilight and Other Stories, Harmondsworth: Penguin Books.

George Eliot and the &quot;Finale&quot; of Middlemarch&quot;

Global warnings&quot;,

Her very own howl: the ambiguities of representation in recent women's fiction&quot;,

In Custody, Harmondsworth:

In Search of Critical Strategies&quot;,

India: A Million Mutinies Now,

Indian Women Writers&quot;,

Indian Writing in English,

Indian Writing-in English,

Interview with Margaret Drabble. &quot;

Interview: Anita Desai&quot;,

Introduction by Anita Desai to Anne Bronte: -

Introductions by Margaret Drabble to Jane Austen: ---

Is Female to Male as Nature is to Culture? &quot;,

Jerusalem the Golden, Harmondsworth:

Jim, Jake and the years between: the will to stasis in the contemporary British novel&quot;,

Landscape and Ideology,

Landscape History, London: Historical Association Pamphlets, general series:

Landscapes Of Desire: Metaphors in Modern Women's Fiction, Hemel Hempstead: Harvester Wheatsheaf.

lane Ee Oxford:

Langham diary&quot;.

Lean Rhys Harmondsworth:

Less of a woman as one gets older: An interview with Margaret Drabble&quot;,

Letters to Benvenuta, translated by Heinz Norden, foreword by Louis Untermeyer,

Literary Landscape: Turner and Constable,

Literary Women,

Love in the Western World,

lye-Bye Blackbird,

Margaret Drabble and the journey to the self',

Margaret Drabble and the resurrection of the English novel. &quot;

Margaret Drabble and the romantic imagination: The Realms of Gold. &quot;

Margaret Drabble and the sense of possibility&quot;,

Margaret Drabble on Virginia Woolf', London: Harpers Bazaar and Queen,

Margaret Drabble,

Margaret Drabble: 'There must be a lot of people like me. &quot;'

Margaret Drabble: an interview&quot;,

Margaret Drabble: cautious feminist&quot;,

Margaret Drabble: Existing Within Structures,