The Use of Literature to Challenge Social and Political Injustice
| Description: This quiz focuses on the use of literature to challenge social and political injustice in Indian literature. It explores how authors have used their works to address issues of inequality, oppression, and discrimination, and to promote social change. | |
| Number of Questions: 15 | |
| Created by: Aliensbrain Bot | |
| Tags: indian literature nationalism social justice political injustice |
Which Indian author is known for his powerful portrayal of the plight of the untouchables in his novel 'Untouchable'?
In her novel 'The God of Small Things', Arundhati Roy explores the theme of:
Which Indian writer's works often address the issue of poverty and economic inequality?
In his novel 'Midnight's Children', Salman Rushdie employs magical realism to explore:
Which Indian author's works often focus on the experiences of women and the challenges they face in a patriarchal society?
In his novel 'The White Tiger', Aravind Adiga satirizes:
Which Indian writer's works often address the issue of religious fundamentalism and its impact on society?
In her novel 'The Inheritance of Loss', Kiran Desai explores the theme of:
Which Indian author's works often focus on the lives of the working class and their struggles against exploitation?
In his novel 'The Great Indian Novel', Shashi Tharoor satirizes:
Which Indian writer's works often explore the theme of environmental degradation and its impact on marginalized communities?
In her novel 'The Shadow Lines', Amitav Ghosh explores the theme of:
Which Indian author's works often focus on the issue of communal violence and its impact on society?
In his novel 'The Glass Palace', Amitav Ghosh explores the theme of:
Which Indian writer's works often address the issue of gender inequality and the challenges faced by women in society?