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    This document summarizes a study of the early 20th century Odia novel Basanti, which was a collaborative work by 9 authors published serially in Utkal Sahitya. It explores the cosmopolitan elements present in the authors, form, and subject matter of the novel. The authors included advocates for women's liberation. The collective composition method and awareness of trends showed cosmopolitanism in form. The selection of feminist and non-singular story content demonstrated cosmopolitanism in the subject matter. References include works by Achebe, Das, Mohanty, Satpathy, and Senapati on related topics.

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    This document summarizes a study of the early 20th century Odia novel Basanti, which was a collaborative work by 9 authors published serially in Utkal Sahitya. It explores the cosmopolitan elements present in the authors, form, and subject matter of the novel. The authors included advocates for women's liberation. The collective composition method and awareness of trends showed cosmopolitanism in form. The selection of feminist and non-singular story content demonstrated cosmopolitanism in the subject matter. References include works by Achebe, Das, Mohanty, Satpathy, and Senapati on related topics.

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    Vernacular Cosmopolitanism: A

    Study through the Early 20TH


    Century Odia Novel Basanti
    Presented by
    Nalinikanta Parhi
    Transition
    • Fakir Mohan and Lingistic nationalism
    • Sabuja juga and romanticism
    Basanti
    • 9 Authors ( 6 Male and 3 Female)
    • First collaborative novel
    • Serielized in Utkal Sahitya
    • Collective composition method
    • Collective imagination of the new woman
    Cosmopolitan elements
    • The authors were cosmopolitan
    • Cosmopolitanism in form
    • Cosmopolitanism in content
    Cosmopolitanism in authors
    • Suprava Kar and her agenda of woman
    liberation
    • Sarala Devi and her radical writings
    • Freida’s account of other writers
    Cosmopolitanism in form
    • Awareness of the trends
    • Collective composition method
    Cosmopolitanism in Subject matter
    • Selection of content
    • Feminist aspect
    • No danger of the single story
    References

    • Achebe, Chinua. Home and Exile. Canongate, 2011.


    • Das, Freida Hausworth. A Marriage to India. Gyan Books,
    1930.
    • Das, NC. A Book of Essays. The Cuttack Trading Company,
    1936.
    • Mohanty, Satya P. Colonialism, Modernity, and Literature: a
    View from India. Palgrave Macmillan, 2012.
    • Satpathy, Nityananda. Sabujaru Sāṁpratika. Grantha
    Mandir, 1979.
    • Senapati, Fakir Mohan, and Rabi Shankar. Mishra. Six Acres
    and a Third the Classic Nineteenth-Century Novel about
    Colonial India. University of California Press, 2006

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