 Analyzes the post-colonial analysis of the novel god of small things by arundhati roy in

the light of women characters.

 Explains that god of small things is the story of human behavior, personalities, views
and emotions. the story begins in 1960's in the village of ayemenem, located in kerala,
south india.
 Explains that arundhati roy was born in 1961 in ayemenem, kerala, india. she studied
architecture at the school of architecture in new delhi and then in italy about the
restoration of monuments.
 Analyzes how the plot of the novel is presented in the non-chronological order.
 Analyzes how ammu left home to live with an out-of-town relative where she marries
baba. they have twin children, rahel and esthappen yako.
 Analyzes how chacko invites margaret kochamma and sophie mol to spend holidays
with his family in ayemenem, and estha fights for her identity and humanity.
 Analyzes how baby kochamma and mammachi locked ammu in her room and rahel and
estha screamed that it was their fault. sophie mol fell asleep in the history house,
unaware that velutha was also sleeping there.
 Explains that the purpose of this research is to analyze changes in the women
personalities in post-colonial india and the effects of colonialization on women behavior
and thoughts.
 Analyzes how south asian post-colonial scholarships used western feminist approaches
to tease out the novel's resistant texture.
 Explains that they adopted the methodology of women character analysis for this thesis
work. they chose the women characters of the novel for the post-colonial analysis
because women are more effected by colonialization in india.
 Explains the term "hybridization" from chemistry as an example. the concept can be
applied to the peoples living in colonial india.
 Explains that post-colonial analysis reveals the ways to overcome the effects of
colonialism.
 Narrates how rahel goes to delhi to study architecture and then move to united states. she
marries lary mc castin but due to some emotional issues they get divorced.
 Analyzes how roy presents the thoughts and behavior of women and the changes in their
personalities in the post-colonial india in her novel.
 Explains that arundhati roy was born in 1960, in the multicultural kerala state, india. she
was a hindu bengali father rajib and syrian christian mother mary.
 Analyzes how roy's story-telling strategy is associated with postmodernism. the story
shows the strong resistance against neo-imperial discourses.