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The women’s courtyard (Record no. 2454)

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020 ## - INTERNATIONAL STANDARD BOOK NUMBER
ISBN 9780670091362
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Language code of text/sound track or separate title eng
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Classification number 891.439 MAS/W
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Personal name Mastur, Khadija
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Title The women’s courtyard
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Name of publisher Penguin India --
Place of publication Haryana --
Year of publication 2018
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Number of Pages 391p.
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Summary, etc Aliya lives a life confined to the inner courtyard of her home with her older sister and irritable mother, while the men of the family throw themselves into the political movements of the day. She is tormented by the petty squabbles of the household and dreams of educating herself and venturing into the wider world. But Aliya must endure many trials before she achieves her goals, though at what personal cost? Set in the 1940s, with Partition looming on the horizon, The Women's Courtyard cleverly brings into focus the claustrophobic lives of women whose entire existence was circumscribed by the four walls of their homes, and for whom the outside world remained an inaccessible dream. Daisy Rockwell's elegant and nuanced translation captures the poignance and power of Khadija Mastur's inimitable voice.
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Topical Term Literature
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Topical Term Fiction
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Topical Term Urdu
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Topical Term Translations
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