Sense of Desolation in Arun Joshi’s Novel, The Apprentice
Journal Title: International Journal of Humanities and Social Science Invention - Year 2018, Vol 7, Issue 8
Abstract
In The Apprentice (1974) Arun Joshi presents the protagonist, Ratan Rathor, alienated from his pure self and as a victim of this money-minded corrupt society. It is a self-analysis by Ratan of his own crisis of identity and consciousness. Finally he tries his atonement through humility and penance by wiping the shoes of the temple-visitors daily. The idea of anxiety arising out of the chaos prevalent in modern life is analysed in this paper.
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Deepalakshmi . S, Dr. K. Sundararajan
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