WRITING ‘PRAVASI’ LIVES: NARRATIVE TECHNIQUES IN DEEPAK UNNIKRISHNAN’S TEMPORARY PEOPLE
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https://doi.org/10.29121/shodhkosh.v5.i1.2024.6440Keywords:
Temporary People, Narrative Techniques, Magic Realism, Typographical Violation, Deformation of Pravasis and Fragmented Psyche of Guest WorkersAbstract [English]
The emerging writer Deepak Unnikrishnan has employed various experimental techniques in his award winning novel Temporary People. The aberration in narrative style and typographical violations symbolize fractured and torn apart life of the characters of the novel. The paper analyses the relevance of such narrative and typographical departures in connection with the experiences of the characters of the novel.
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