Ironic Subversion in L P Devkota’s “The Illiterate”
Journal: IMPACT : International Journal of Research in Humanities, Arts and Literature (IMPACT : IJRHAL) (Vol.9, No. 2)Publication Date: 2021.02.28
Authors : Nabaraj Dhungel;
Page : 9-18
Keywords : Irony; Subversion; Il/Literate; Animal Imageries; Morality; Humanity;
Abstract
This paper attempts to explore how L P Devkota, in his poem “The Illiterate”, subverts the conventionally established notion that the literate people are civilized whereas the illiterate are uncivilized. It also shows Devkota‟s effort to dismantle the hypocrisies, pomposities, arrogance, follies, fopperies, atrocities, discriminatory attitudes and calculating thoughts of the so-called literate people with the motive of establishing a harmonious society through education based on morality, humanity and equality first to the literate.
Other Latest Articles
- Shrinking Muslims from the Landscape of Indian Democracy
- An Economic Study Utilisation of Healthcare Services among Rural Households in Vellore District, Tamil Nadu
- Effect of Direction of Load on Flexural Strength of Pinus Radiata Wood
- Impact of Swimming and Meditation Practices on Haemoglobin
- (Dis)Locating Home and Identity in Tahmima Anam’s the Bones of Grace
Last modified: 2021-05-24 22:51:38