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Born in coimbatore, india, githa hariharan is the author of novels, short stories, essays, newspaper articles, and columns. A study of githa hariahrans fugitive histories ijstm. She obtained a ba in english from bombay university and a ma in communications from fairfield university u. Githa hariharan is not only a feminist but she is truly a great chronicler as. Githa hariharan depicts the mesh of human relations which connects similarly as it is divisive. May 24, 2018 it is this essential liminality of the self which forms the crux of githa hariharans poignantly subtle novel, fugitive histories and this paper will attempt to examine how hariharan posits the self and identity as liminal in order to draw attention towards the fallacy of absolutist notionspointsofview of our contemporary times and thereby. After reading the book the first thing that strikes is the authors excellent narration of the thoughts of the characters. Samskara a rite for a dead man also available in format docx and mobi. She was educated in these two cities and later in us. Buy i have become the tide book online at low prices in india. Githa hariharan author of the thousand faces of night.
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