The document appears to be a student paper submission that compares the novel "Waiting for the Barbarians" to women's lives. The novel, written by J.M. Coetzee, follows a Magistrate in a town as the Empire declares an emergency and sends in special forces to deal with indigenous people. Key elements of the novel include the Empire, indigenous people, and waiting for barbarians. The student will also discuss how society, male dominance, religion, rules and male-dominated work create inequalities for women and how culture plays a role.

1.  Name :- Goswami Mahir Pari C.
Roll no :- 21
Topic name :- waiting for Barbarian
compare with womens life
 Submitted to :- Department of English
Paper name :-
E - mail :-
goswamimahirpari786@gmail.com
Enrollment no :- 20691084201180021

2.  Waiting for the
Barbarians is a novel
by the South African-
born writer J. M.
Coetzee.
 First published in
1980, it was chosen
by Penguin for its
series Great Books of
the 20th Century.

3.  Magistrate
 Town as Territorial
 The Empire
 The Empire's declaration of "
Emergency"
 Third Bureau special forces
 Indigenous people
 Girl
 Waiting for the Barbarian

6.  Society
 Male dominance
 Religion
 Rule and regulation
 Male dominant work
 Not getting equal to men
 Cultural also play a vital role