Summary and Analysis of Chapter xxix from E M Forster’s A Passage to India (Part 2 Caves) Chapter XXIX: Summary and Analysis Lieutenant Governor’s visit to Chandrapore had not changed things much except it worked… Summary and Analysis of chapter xxix from Forster’s A Passage to India

Chapter XXVIII from E M Forster’s A Passage to India (Part 2 Caves): Summary and Analysis Ronny was feeling a burden upon his conscience for the way the natives were making stories about his mother’s… Chapter XXVIII from Forster’s A Passage to India: Summary and Analysis

– Chapter XXVII from E M Forster’s A Passage to India (Part II Caves): Summary and Analysis – In this chapter, Aziz has grown completely Anti British. Forster’s novel is set in the 1920s when… Chapter XXVII from A Passage to India Summary and Analysis

 Summary and analysis of Chapter 21 and 22 from  E M Forster’s A Passage to India (Part 2 Caves) Fielding is a man of strong moral understanding and character gets proved in this chapter. Rather than… Summary and Analysis of Chapter XXI and XXII from A Passage to India

Chapter XVIII Summary and Analysis Fielding had hoped McBryde would be able to help him but he was from the same herd and so bound to follow. The two saw Indians from two different angles… A Passage to India Summary and Analysis Part 2 Caves (Chapter XVIII – XX)

A Passage to India by E M Forster (Part 2 Caves) Chapter XV – Summary and Analysis In this chapter Forster writes of Adela and her confusion. She is abut to get married to Ronny… A Passage to India by Forster part 2 Caves Summary and Analysis Chapter XV-XVII

A Passage to India by Forster (Caves) – Summary and Analysis of Chapter XII to XIV. Part II Caves Chapter XII. Part II of E M Forster’s A Passage to India opens with the description… A Passage to India Part 2 Caves – Summary and Analysis of Chapter XII-XIV

Untouchability an Anathema in Anand’s Novel Untouchable Mulk Raj Anand’s Untouchable, despite being called dirty has been able to hit the right chord with a very large audience which believes that untouchability is one of… Untouchable – Pain of The Indian Lower Caste

       Harlem by Langston Hughes Langston Hughes is best known as one of the most imminent poets of Harlem Renaissance.  While Hughes himself did not belong to the lower class of the African… Harlem by Langston Hughes a Summary and Analysis

   The Weary Blues by Langston Hughes: Summary and Analysis The Weary Blues is one of the Blues poems written by Langston Hughes, one of the most imminent poets of Harlem Renaissance. Writing blues poetry can… The Weary Blues Summary and Analysis