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On 10 November 2020, The talk session organized by DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH MKBU . Dr. Devang Nanavati was invited as a speaker to talk on "Ecocritical Thinking: Sitanshu Yashaschandra's Tree Once Again". It was Fruit full session by Dr. Nanavati sir and quit interesting as well. Indeed it was thought provoking session. And included postcolonialism and Ecocriticism.
- REFARANCE OF ECOCRITICISM :-
Click Here to visit the blog which is shared by Dr. Dilip barad. Sitanshu Yashaschandra is a Gujrati language poet , playwright and translator. Odysseus nu Halesu (1974), Jatayu (1986) and Vakhar (2008) are his collections of poetry. Odysseus nu Halesu published in 1974. The poem is translated into English by Devang Nanavati, the speaker himself.
POSTCOLINIALISM REFERANCE :-
[Chipko Movement] is one of the evident example. Power dynamics works as the undercurrent of colonizing the land and other bodies of ecology. The word, legitimization is interesting to read. Bureaucrats and officials legitimize their policies through advertisements, and highlighting the numbers of beneficiaries from various schemes.
The Chipko movement in India, for example, which is largely organized by women, has been traced back directly by Vandana Siva to beginnings initiated by Mira Behn, one of the closest to Gandhi. Shiva has argued that national colonization brought with it a colonization of living natural resources such as the forests.
Reference :- Sitanshu Yashaschandra. (2020, November 05). Retrieved November 18, 2020, from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sitanshu_Yashaschandra
Barad, D. (1970, January 01). Session on Ecocriticism: Devang Nanavati. Retrieved November 18, 2020, from https://blog.dilipbarad.com/2020/11/session-on-ecocriticism-devang-nanavati.html
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