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ISBN: 9788119626274
Translator: Punarvasu Joshi
Publisher: Niyogi Books
Pages: 458
Weight: 668 g
Dimensions: 12.7 x 19.7 x 25.9 cm
Book Cover: Paperback
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Mad House English 2025

Author: Gyan Chaturvedi
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Product Information
ISBN: 9788119626274
Translator: Punarvasu Joshi
Publisher: Niyogi Books
Pages: 458
Weight: 668 g
Dimensions: 12.7 x 19.7 x 25.9 cm
Book Cover: Paperback
Thema:
The novel The Madhouse is an allegorical novel that chronicles the jarring transformations occurring in the psyche of the Indian society by the onslaught of liberalisation in the 1990s. It is in this reign of the free-market economy and excessive consumption that the nameless characters of The Madhouse find themselves. In fact, in a way, there are only two characters in this novel. There is ‘The Bazaar’, representing the free - market forces, and then there is ‘The Citizen’, whose reincarnations within the various vignettes of the novel are trapped in the vicious cycle of distress and fears which manifest themselves in myriad situations. But, fundamentally, it is only one character. Somewhere, his dreams have been stolen, somewhere else, his memories have been abducted. In another situation, he has forgotten who he is and in yet another one, he is looking for a lock to safeguard himself from the prying eyes of the Bazaar— but the Bazaar is looking for him.
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