Shadow Lines by Amitav Ghosh

Amitav Ghosh 's hatch is trying to understand the reference point by examining the boundary of the shadow between self and others' self recognition. Narrator depicts Tridib 's internal struggle as the leading character, active person, but it is against the idea of ​​his passive character. By considering how to adjust inconsistencies between what is considered to be success, the qualities that make up the main character, and the active and passive features of a person, Ghosh can achieve coherent self identity I will explore Tridib's attempt to create.

Like Amitav Ghosh 's book Shadow Lines, like the protagonist Tridib, I remember remembering the small tea house in the corner, my visit to India, etc, kept in touch with me and kept waiting for a long time I will. Whenever I go abroad, it is a beautiful country. First of all, the wonderful warmth of people. The crowd who was trying to help me when I landed in India and left the airport was amazing. Indian pulses, surges, and vibrations make you lively. When you arrive in India more than any other country, you feel that you have entered a strange and beautiful world. Your senses are full of color, shape, sight, sound, smell and taste! This is fresh and underestimated. We are accustomed to the fast-paced lifestyle of other parts of the world, but the slow, more enjoyable lifestyle at this pace is heartwarming.

One of them is a novelist and essayist Amitav Ghosh, and his "burning plot" is a collection of essays over 20 years. They cover various countries and crises, but each is inspired by Ghosh 's iconic wisdom and humanity. This is a writer who likes human complexity, looking for small facts that avoid universality and illuminate larger stories. In 'Countdown', articles on the strange brewing of Indian pride and destiny are satisfied with their nuclear weapons program, Gauc said his opposition to the Western hypocrisy concerning the development of nuclear weapons in the third world countries Admitted to be very strong, so that he is willing to let go of his own view on the irrationality of this development plan. He said that he would like to hear their voice from the mouths of Indians and Pakistanis, if there is a justifiable reason for such a show.