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Vol. 1, Issue 1, Part E (2014)

Manju Kapur’s difficult daughters: Emergence of new woman

Manju Kapur’s difficult daughters: Emergence of new woman

Author(s)
Suksham Ahluwalia
Abstract
In Virmati we find the incipient New Woman who is sensible, meditative, sophisticated and desires to carve a career for her. Doubtlessly, to some extent she even conveys a personal vision of womanhood by violating current social restrictions. However, she lacks self-assurance, restraint, and judiciousness. Virmati is not ready to be the part of that social set-up where woman is considered subordinate to men because in childhood her father shields her, in youth, her husband and in old age her son; a woman never earns independence. She wanted to assert her individuality and identity and to live on her own terms.
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How to cite this article:
Suksham Ahluwalia. Manju Kapur’s difficult daughters: Emergence of new woman. Int J Appl Res 2014;1(1):441-443.
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