Munshi Premchand's godaan: Masterpiece of hindi literature/ by Anurag Yadav
By: Yadav, Anurag.
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TextPublisher: Delhi: Pustak Mahal, 2013Description: 351 p.ISBN: 9788122310672.Subject(s): FictionDDC classification: 823 Summary: Godaan is one of the most celebrated novels of Munshi Premchand. Set in pre-independence India, the novel captures social and economic conflict in a north Indian village.
The story revolves around Horiram, a poor village farmer, and the struggle of his family to survive and maintain their self-respect. Horiram does everything in his capacity to fulfil his sole desire – to own a cow, which is considered a farmer's source of wealth and happiness.
One of the classics of Indian literature, the book offers an insight into the colonial history of India, captures the ethnic flavour of the Indian villages and also catches the human emotions in all their rawness.
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| 823 PRE Famous short stories from Prem Chand | 823 SEL Selected short stories of the world/ | 823 WIL Collected stories/ | 823 YAD Munshi Premchand's godaan: | 823.8 SAT Simmie : | 823.8 SAT Simmie : | 823.912 BLY Six O Clock Tales / |
Godaan is one of the most celebrated novels of Munshi Premchand. Set in pre-independence India, the novel captures social and economic conflict in a north Indian village.
The story revolves around Horiram, a poor village farmer, and the struggle of his family to survive and maintain their self-respect. Horiram does everything in his capacity to fulfil his sole desire – to own a cow, which is considered a farmer's source of wealth and happiness.
One of the classics of Indian literature, the book offers an insight into the colonial history of India, captures the ethnic flavour of the Indian villages and also catches the human emotions in all their rawness.
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