Description
For over two and a half centuries, Jane Austen’s works have captivated readers and scholars alike. This volume commemorates Austen’s life and legacy through a thoughtfully curated set of essays exploring Indian responses to her works. Ranging from personal reflections on her lesser-known poetry to critical analyses of her craft and themes, the essays also trace her enduring relevance in cinema, ecocriticism, pedagogy, and other contemporary contexts. Featuring a Foreword by Jerry Pinto,