HUMANITY IN MULKRAJ ANAND’S NOVELS

Rohit Jaychand Amichand

No 2019-30-04, Working papers from Voice of Research

Abstract: Mulk Raj Anand, a socially committed novelist, has produced a good deal of literature. He has written more than a dozen novels and about seventy short stories and a host of essays and articles on a number of subjects. His novels fall into two categories namely social and autobiographical novels. He focused his attention on the sufferings, misery and wretchedness of the poor as a result of the exploitation of the downtrodden class of the Indian society. Religious hypocrisy, feudal system, East-West encounter, the place of woman in the society, superstitions, poverty, hunger and exploitation are his common themes. Key Words:Mulk Raj Anand, Mulk Raj, novels, humanity Policy

Date: 2019-06
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