Trauma and the Dalit Experience: Confronting Caste Oppression in Indian Literature
| Description: This quiz explores the theme of trauma and the Dalit experience as depicted in Indian literature. It delves into the ways in which caste oppression manifests itself in the lives of Dalit characters and the psychological and emotional impact it has on them. | |
| Number of Questions: 15 | |
| Created by: Aliensbrain Bot | |
| Tags: indian literature trauma dalit experience caste oppression |
In which novel does Bama portray the life of a young Dalit woman who faces discrimination and abuse?
Which Dalit writer's work is known for its exploration of the theme of caste oppression and its impact on Dalit identity?
In "Untouchable," Mulk Raj Anand portrays the life of a young Dalit boy named:
Which Dalit writer's work explores the theme of caste oppression through the lens of a Dalit woman's experiences?
In "The House of Hunger," Durgabai Vyam's protagonist, Rukmani, is a Dalit woman who faces:
Which Dalit writer's work is known for its exploration of the psychological and emotional impact of caste oppression on Dalit individuals?
In "Annihilation of Caste," B.R. Ambedkar argues that caste oppression is:
Which Dalit writer's work explores the theme of caste oppression through the lens of a Dalit man's experiences?
In "Joothan," Omprakash Valmiki's protagonist, Joothan, is a Dalit man who faces:
Which Dalit writer's work is known for its exploration of the theme of caste oppression in rural India?
In "The God of Small Things," Arundhati Roy explores the theme of caste oppression through the lens of:
Which Dalit writer's work is known for its exploration of the theme of caste oppression in urban India?
In "Samskara," U.R. Ananthamurthy's protagonist, Naranappa, is a Brahmin priest who faces a moral dilemma when:
Which Dalit writer's work is known for its exploration of the theme of caste oppression in post-Independence India?
In "The God of Small Things," Arundhati Roy's protagonist, Estha, is a young girl who faces discrimination and abuse due to: