Merchant-Ivory : interviews by Merchant, Ismail

Table of Contents: “…a conversation with Ruth Prawer Jhabvala / John Pym (1978) -- Ismail Merchant: snowballs to Eskimos / Charles Newman (1984) -- James Ivory: an interview / Pat Anderson (1984) -- The trouble with Olive: divine madness in Massachusetts / James Ivory (1985) -- Interview with Ruth Prawer Jhabvala / Michael McDonough (1986) -- Dialogue on film: Merchant and Ivory / American Film Institute (1987) -- A film of two halves / Graham Fuller (1990) -- A truly flourishing plant / Michael Simpson (1992) -- Buttling under / Brian Case (1993) -- The elegance of James Ivory: 1994 D.W. …”
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Random destinations : escaping the Holocaust and starting life anew by Furst, Lilian R.

Table of Contents: “…I: To the Reader -- "Shards from the Explosion" / Lilian Furst -- II: London -- "Twin Souls" / Anita Brookner -- "The Hidden Abyss" / Gillian Tindall -- "A Success Story" / Ruth Prawer Jhabvala -- III: British Provinces -- "Try to Forget" / Maureen Duffy -- "To Serve Under the Chimney" / W.G. …”
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Compromise and resistance in Postcolonial writing : E.M. Forster's legacy by Fernández Carbajal, Alberto

Table of Contents: “…'He is One of Your Hollow Men': Homosexuality and Sublimation in Paul Scott's "The Raj Quartet" and Ruth Prawer Jhabvala's "Heat and Dust " -- 2. Shattered Realities, Torn Nations: (Post)Modernism in J.G. …”
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Recritiquing Women's Writing in English, 1 & 2. by Patel, M. F.

Table of Contents: “…ROLE OF SOCIETY IN THE NOVELS OF NAYANTARA SAHGALGITA HARIHARAN'S THE THOUSAND FACES OF THE NIGHT: A STUDY; FEMINIST ELEMENT IN RUTH PRAWER JHABVALA'S GET READY FOR BATTLE; ABHIYATRI: THE STORY OF A REBELLIOUS WOMAN; KAMALA DAS'S THE LOOKING GLASS: A WOMAN'S WRITING; NARRATIVE TECHNIQUE AND SYMBOL AND MYTH PATTERN IN THE SHORTER FICTION OF SHASHI DESHPANDE; Vol 2 COVER; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; CONTRIBUTORS; CONTENTS; SURVEILLANCE AND OPEN PANOPTICONS IN BAMA'S SANGATI AND ANNACHI; WRITINGS FROM THE MARGINS: A STUDY OF SHASHI DESHPANDE'S THE DARK HOLDS NO TERRORS.…”
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