Kamala Das | Criticism

This literature criticism consists of approximately 12 pages of analysis & critique of Kamala Das.

Kamala Das | Criticism

This literature criticism consists of approximately 12 pages of analysis & critique of Kamala Das.
This section contains 3,127 words
(approx. 11 pages at 300 words per page)
Buy the Critical Essay by Sunanda P. Chavan

SOURCE: Chavan, Sunanda P. “The Unity of Vision in the Poetry of Kamala Das.” In Perspectives on Kamala Das's Poetry, edited by Iqbal Kaur, pp. 142-49. New Delhi, India: Intellectual Publishing House, 1995.

In the following essay, Chavan identifies the unifying aspect of Das's poetry, asserting that “the extraordinarily subjective nature of her vision establishes a vital link between her poems about private life, and about external life.”

Due to its unusualness in the Indian context, Kamala Das's poetry has received a variety of interpretations from critics. But it is seen that the criticism has so far been primarily concerned with her poems about personal life, to the total or partial neglect of her poems about external life. For instance, Bijay Kumar Das seeks to divide her personal poems into three categories of positive poems, negative poems and poems about her grandmother and ancestral house, dismissing her poems about...

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