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This document is a paper submitted by Patel Kinjal discussing casteism in the story "The Fakeer of Jungheera". It introduces the story, noting it involves an inter-caste relationship between Nuleeni, an upper-caste Bengali woman, and a Fakeer. Nuleeni's father cannot accept the relationship and organizes an army to confront the Fakeer. During the confrontation, the Fakeer is injured and dies in Nuleeni's lap, showing the tensions caused by caste divisions in 19th century India. The paper also mentions the story addresses the practice of sati.
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- 2. Topic: Castism in the Fakeer of Jungheera Paper: 4 Paper Name: Indian Writing in English Name: Patel Kinjal Roll No: 18 Class: M.A 1 SEM-1 Year:2013 Submitted to: S.B. Gardi Department of English Maharaja Krishnakumarsinhji Bhavnagar University (Gujarat – India)
- 3. Castism in The Fakeer Of Jungheera
- 4. Introduction • Henry Louis Vivan Derozio was a radical thinker and one of the first Indian educators to disseminate Western Education and science among the young men of Bengal.
- 6. • Considered India • motherland • social, political and religious tension • cast system
- 7. • imagined communities • nationhood • Hindu past • Modernized • Superstition
- 8. • Hindu mythology • Class • Caste discrimination
- 9. •Upper cast Hindu • British prejudices • Narrow intellectual
- 10. • * Islam and Christian tradition
- 11. • Nuleeni, an upper caste Bengali Woman. • She loved Fakeer.
- 12. • They lived happily in the Fakeer’s abode.
- 13. • Nuleeni’s father could not bear the insult of his daughter. • Inter-cast marriages.
- 14. • He fight alone but could not stand the big army.
- 15. • He get injured and dies on the lap of his beloved.
- 16. • The Fakeer Of Jungheer a is also showed our ‘Sati Practice’.
- 17. • Raja Rammoha n Roy and poet Narmad
- 18. Thank you