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THE ETERNAL TRIANGLE: SELF, LIFE AND MEANING IN THE NOVELS OF ARUN JOSHI

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THE ETERNAL TRIANGLE: SELF, LIFE AND MEANING IN THE NOVELS OF ARUN JOSHI
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Book Synopsis THE ETERNAL TRIANGLE: SELF, LIFE AND MEANING IN THE NOVELS OF ARUN JOSHI by : S.K. MISHRA

Book excerpt: The search for self in the fiction of Arun Joshi involves a movement from the narrowest meaning of 'self' to its deepest and sublime formation or at least a struggle towards a higher mode of being. Joshi's concern with the "shining secrets" of life in the "mysterious underworld" of one's unconscious, invites various modern and post-modern definitions of self.


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