Indian Diaspora Literature: The Role of Technology in Indian Diaspora Literature
Description: Indian Diaspora Literature: The Role of Technology | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
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Which Indian diaspora writer is known for using technology to explore themes of identity and displacement?
In which of Amitav Ghosh's novels does the protagonist use technology to navigate the challenges of living in a foreign country?
Which Indian diaspora writer's work often explores the impact of technology on traditional Indian culture and values?
In Bharati Mukherjee's novel 'Jasmine,' how does the protagonist use technology to connect with her past?
Which Indian diaspora writer's work explores the role of technology in shaping the identities of second-generation immigrants?
In which of Salman Rushdie's novels does the protagonist use technology to communicate with a mysterious entity?
Which Indian diaspora writer's work examines the impact of technology on the traditional storytelling traditions of India?
In which of Vikram Seth's novels does the protagonist use technology to connect with his family and friends back home?
Which Indian diaspora writer's work explores the role of technology in facilitating transnational connections and communities?
In which of Anita Desai's novels does the protagonist use technology to navigate the challenges of living in a foreign country?
Which Indian diaspora writer's work explores the ethical implications of using technology to tell stories about marginalized communities?
In which of Salman Rushdie's novels does the protagonist use technology to create a virtual world?
Which Indian diaspora writer's work examines the impact of technology on the traditional art forms of India?
In which of Vikram Seth's novels does the protagonist use technology to document his travels and experiences?
Which Indian diaspora writer's work explores the role of technology in shaping the political and social landscape of the Indian diaspora?