LANGUAGE IN INDIA

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Volume 17:10 October 2017
ISSN 1930-2940

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Inner Journey of the Protagonists of Margaret Laurence’s
A Jest of God and The Fire-Dwellers

R. Rajeshwari


Introduction – Canadian Literature

Canadian literature is originating from Canada. Canada is a country that always expends towards north and faces through natural condition. The word, “Canada” believed to have been derived from two Spanish words ‘aca’ and ‘nada’ which mean ‘nothing here’. The idea of nothingness is reflected in the name of the country itself. The main concern of the Canadian writers is the search for a recognizable and meaningful life.

Canadian literature is related to the search for a national identity. National identity is related to the influence of the landscape on the Canadian’s imagination. The Canadian writers move steadily towards the landscape. They also portray the journeys, which take place in the geophysical or cultural context. The interior landscape transcends all local, regimental, nationalistic or cultural concerns. After the Second World War, the Canadian women writers begin to assert the authenticity of the feminine sensibility. They also evolve a feminine discourse that is opposed to patriarchal discourse.

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R. Rajeshwari, M.A., M.Phil.
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VPMM Arts and Science College for Women
Krishnankovil 626 190
Tamilnadu
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