Abstract

Abstract: Shashi Deshpande, an eminent Indian author, has contributed significantly to contemporary Indian literature, particularly through her exploration of gender and feminism. This research paper aims to delve into Deshpande's literary landscapes by analyzing three of her prominent novels: "Roots and Shadows," "That Long Silence" and "Dark Holds No Terrors" The study focuses on uncovering the intricate portrayal of feminist consciousness in Deshpande's works and examining how her characters challenge traditional gender roles, negotiate societal expectations, and seek personal liberation. By employing feminist literary theory and employing textual analysis, this paper aims to shed light on the themes of identity, autonomy, patriarchy, and the complexities of women's lives in Deshpande's novels.

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