EXPLORING IDENTITY, CULTURE, AND GLOBALIZATION INKIRAN DESAISTHE INHERITANCE OF LOSS
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| author | Mamta Ekka Chandrakanta Gulabrao Adlak |
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| contents | <p>In an increasingly interconnected world,the dynamics of identity, culture, and globalization have become intricately entwined.Kiran Desais The Inheritance of Loss questions the very existence of the immigrants in the present multicultural and global scenario. She equates the anguish of the lost identity felt by the immigrants with the lost an agony of Indians who are caught in the mirage of the glamour and splendor of the British empire. Based on her experiences, the novel attempts to capture what it means to live between East and West and what it means to be immigrant.This research paper delves into the complex relationships between these three concepts, exploring how globalizations forces, shape and reshape individual and collective identities, cultural norms, and social structures. Through a critical discourse analysis of literary works, sociological studies, and anthropological research, this study investigates the tensions and synergies that arise when globalized cultures interact with localized identities.The paper examines the ways in which globalizations homogenizing tendencies intersect with the particularities of cultural heritage, leading to hybridized identities, cultural exchange, and social transformation.Desais work underscores theimportance of understanding cultural imperialism and social hierarchy, their impact on individual lives and relationships. Furthermore, it investigates the power dynamics at play in these interactions, highlighting issues of cultural appropriation, resistance and agency. </p> <p> </p> |
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| spellingShingle | EXPLORING IDENTITY, CULTURE, AND GLOBALIZATION INKIRAN DESAISTHE INHERITANCE OF LOSS Mamta Ekka Chandrakanta Gulabrao Adlak Immigrants Hybridized Identities Homogenizing Tendencies Cultural Appropriation Diverse Experiences <p>In an increasingly interconnected world,the dynamics of identity, culture, and globalization have become intricately entwined.Kiran Desais The Inheritance of Loss questions the very existence of the immigrants in the present multicultural and global scenario. She equates the anguish of the lost identity felt by the immigrants with the lost an agony of Indians who are caught in the mirage of the glamour and splendor of the British empire. Based on her experiences, the novel attempts to capture what it means to live between East and West and what it means to be immigrant.This research paper delves into the complex relationships between these three concepts, exploring how globalizations forces, shape and reshape individual and collective identities, cultural norms, and social structures. Through a critical discourse analysis of literary works, sociological studies, and anthropological research, this study investigates the tensions and synergies that arise when globalized cultures interact with localized identities.The paper examines the ways in which globalizations homogenizing tendencies intersect with the particularities of cultural heritage, leading to hybridized identities, cultural exchange, and social transformation.Desais work underscores theimportance of understanding cultural imperialism and social hierarchy, their impact on individual lives and relationships. Furthermore, it investigates the power dynamics at play in these interactions, highlighting issues of cultural appropriation, resistance and agency. </p> <p> </p> |
| title | EXPLORING IDENTITY, CULTURE, AND GLOBALIZATION INKIRAN DESAISTHE INHERITANCE OF LOSS |
| topic | Immigrants Hybridized Identities Homogenizing Tendencies Cultural Appropriation Diverse Experiences |
| url | https://doi.org/10.21474/IJAR01/20605 |