A Feminist Reading of T. Janakiammal’s Short Stories
பெண்ணிய வாசிப்பில் தி. ஜானகிராமன் சிறுகதைகள்
Keywords:
Tamil Short Stories, Literary Evolution, Modern Tamil Literature, Narrative Development, Comparative Literature
Abstract
In the early stages, Tamil short stories were significantly lagging behind novels in terms of development. Over ti``me, the short story form has matured and evolved. Today, modern Tamil short stories have reached a level of sophistication comparable to short stories from world literature.
References
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2. Kalki. (1945–1980). Publication of Thi. Ja.’s Short Stories in Kalki Magazine. Chennai: Kalki Publications.
3. Balasubramanian, S. (2000). History of Tamil Short Stories: 1930–1980. Chennai: Tamil Mozhi Publications.
4. Rajendran, M. (2005). Feminist Representations in Tamil Short Stories. Puducherry: Pondicherry University.
5. Kannadasan, S. (2010). Studies on Modern Tamil Short Stories. Chennai: Nool Publications.
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