المجلة الجزائرية للاتصال
Volume 5, Numéro 1211, Pages 69-84
1995-06-01
The Colonial Aspects Of Kipling’s And Forester’s Fiction
Authors : Ourida Amrani .
Abstract
In this article, we shall discuss how two major British author of modern times, Kipling’s and forester reacted to a developing country, India, and how they presented this country in their fiction. Each writer has been dealt with separately because the work of one is quite differences among them as writers, there are enough important issues common to the fictional situation like evocation of the landscape, race relations, primitivism, imperialism etc- in the light of which each can be and has been examined. The greatest common denominator is, of course, that each is western writer reacting to a non- western country this situation has generally been examined by western scholars like Susan Howe, Jeffrey Myers etc.. The colonial aspects ,Kipling’s, forester’s, fiction
Keywords
The colonial aspects ,Kipling’s, forester’s, fiction
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