Deconstruction of femininity in kanthapura
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This document discusses an Indian woman narrator and the portrayal of women in Kanthapura. It references a goddess Kenchamma who protected villagers from demons and how widows faced oppression in society. It also mentions the use of symbols like rivers providing freedom and life to people, and was prepared by Kavita Patel for their third semester.
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- 1. Prepared by : Kavita Patel M. A.: 2 Sem: 3
- 3. Indian Women as a narrator As a Story-teller As a Protector
- 4. Another creation of Goddess Kenchamma …as they passed by the Kenchamma grove, cried out, ‘Goddess, when the demon came to eat our babes and rape our daughters, you came down to destroy him and protect us. [ p. 98 ] “Kenchamma, Kenchamma, Goddess benigh and bounteous Mother of earth, blood of life, Harvest-queen, rain- crowned, Kenchamma, Kenchamma, Goddess benigh and bounteous”
- 5. Oppression of Widow in Societ - Rangamma
- 6. Use of symbols Rivers : To show Freedom and Affinity. Provided a life to the people of Kanthapura.
- 7. Portrayal of Women in Kanthapu