Feminist Perspective in Anita Desai’s Where Shall We Go This Summer

Anita Desai is a famous novelist in Indian English novels. In addition to paying attention to social reality, she explores hidden niches of human consciousness and meditates on the existence of women in the complex patriarchal world and the pursuit of their identity. Her novel "Where shall this summer go?" Is a story about a middle-aged, overactive woman trapped in family relations and alone in her family. She was suffering from the identity crisis, but at the end of her novel she discovered her true self and solved her problem.

This book is examining eleven female novelists: Anita Desai, Kamara Malkandaya, Chassi · Despande, Aranandati Roy, Jarashi Mishra, Jimper Lahiri, Guitar Haliharan, Kiran Desai, Chandramony Narayanaswamy, Charmayne Of the four articles of the novel by D'Souza Anita Desai, two are V Ramesh and the other is Latha R. Nair and Sr. Sophy Pereppadan, V. In one of his articles, Ramesh depicts "Aesthetics of Dravida" in her novel from the standpoint of a feminist. His conclusion is that the inequity of the family and the ability of women to endure institutionalized tyranny has replaced the myth of childbirth, childbirth and marriage, which is the meaning of Drawi's culture (19). On the other hand, he studied the role of Anita desai novel "Where are we going this summer"? "Ambiguity of original Indian women"? Her role is definitely a part of the region, reflecting, expanding and changing their identity

Anitadesai 's novel reveals the mystery of her character' s inner life. Anita Desai is interested in the spiritual life of her character. For her, this is not a move around, but a deep and intensive study of interesting depths, characters and scenes. - "Crying Dear Country" by one of the greatest writers in South Africa is a convincing story on how the evil in Johannesburg will affect the lives of all the members of the Kumaro family. Old pastor Stephen Cumaro had a big problem. He lost his brother, sister, and son. It is one thing to lose it, then he was shocked at seeing what happened to his family.

The sense of belonging is the strong theme of "Lost Inheritance" by Kiran Desai and "Light of The Ching Ming" by Anita Desai. These characters take into consideration several identities in which society, family and history are superimposed on them. Along with the development of personality, history, family conflicts, and internal conflicts plague them and their sense of belonging. Throughout the novel, hostile conditions within the group that mix and share the same space collapsed in history. Changes do not occur in vacuum. Characters are influenced by historical trends, and their destiny and identity are more or less influenced by these events. In this article we will explore how "the loss of legacy and clear light" explores the concept of attribution and identity.