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A new India is visibly emerging from within the folds of its many pasts. This new India needs to be seen with new eyes, free from the baggage of yesterdays characterizations. This is exactly what Santosh Desai, one of Indias best-known social commentators, does in this warm, affectionate and deliciously witty look at the changing urban Indian middle class. Writing as an insider, from personal experience, Desai cuts through the chaos and confusion of everyday India both yesterday and today, and suddenly, makes us see things clearly. Holding a mirror to our inner selves, Desai makes us see what drives us, what makes us tick, what makes our hearts beat, and how our mindsets and attitudes are changing, even as the past never quite leaves us. And Desai does so in short masterful essays, written with great humour and sensitivity. A big book about small things that truly matter.
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Mother Pious Lady, Santosh Desai
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- Titel
- Mother Pious Lady
- Ondertitel
- Making Sense of Everyday India
- Taal
- Engels
- Auteurs
- Santosh Desai
- Uitgever
- HarperCollins India
- Jaar van publicatie
- 2010
- Formaat
- Paperback
- Aantal pagina's
- 380
- ISBN10
- 8172238649
- ISBN13
- 9788172238643
- Reeks
- Tags
- Non-fictie, Sociale Wetenschappen, Studieboeken, Religieuze onderwerpen, Humor, Sociologie, Samenleving, Gidsen, Cultuur en Samenleving, Antropologie, Indië, Cultuur, Levensstijl, Indiase Literatuur, Dichters en Dichters, Lente, Etniciteit, Sociale Klassen, AMP
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- A new India is visibly emerging from within the folds of its many pasts. This new India needs to be seen with new eyes, free from the baggage of yesterdays characterizations. This is exactly what Santosh Desai, one of Indias best-known social commentators, does in this warm, affectionate and deliciously witty look at the changing urban Indian middle class. Writing as an insider, from personal experience, Desai cuts through the chaos and confusion of everyday India both yesterday and today, and suddenly, makes us see things clearly. Holding a mirror to our inner selves, Desai makes us see what drives us, what makes us tick, what makes our hearts beat, and how our mindsets and attitudes are changing, even as the past never quite leaves us. And Desai does so in short masterful essays, written with great humour and sensitivity. A big book about small things that truly matter.