Indian English Literature: A Study Of Its Development And Distinctive Characteristics

Abstract

This research explores the emergence, expansion, and distinctive contributions to global literature of Indian English literature, focusing on its evolution and particular features. Indian English literature first appeared in the colonial era and reflected the intricacies of India's imperial experience by providing a forum for social and political conversation. It developed into a rich and varied literary legacy with a broad range of subjects and genres over time. This literature offers insights into topics like identity, nationalism, and modernity and is distinguished by its distinctive fusion of English literary styles with Indian cultural aspects. The research examines the major writers and literary works that have shaped this genre and their influence on Indian culture as well as the larger literary community. This study highlights the value of Indian English literature in promoting a better understanding of India's complex identity and its relationships with the rest of the world by charting the development of themes, genres, and narrative approaches.