About the Author
Arundhati Roy
ISBN 9780143419334
Rs. 480
Hamish Hamilton
Broken Republic
Who it's for: Readers interested in India's socio-political landscape and critical perspectives on capitalism
Arundhati Roy's Broken Republic compiles four incisive essays, including the widely discussed "Walking with the Comrades" and "Capitalism: A Ghost Story," offering a critical examination of India's rapid development. Through a compelling blend of analytical rigor and firsthand reportage from Maoist guerrilla zones, Roy challenges prevailing narratives of progress and questions the very essence of civilization in an emerging global superpower.Why You Should Read? Gain profound insights into India's intricate socio-political and economic landscape. Explore critical perspectives on globalization, capitalism, and their human impact. Experience Arundhati Roy's distinctive voice, combining investigative journalism with passionate advocacy. Understand the real-world consequences of development policies on vulnerable communities and the environment.
Highlights
- Includes 'Walking with the Comrades' and 'Capitalism: A Ghost Story'
- Firsthand reportage from Maoist guerrilla zones
- Challenges mainstream narratives of progress and development
- Combines analytical rigor with passionate advocacy
- Examines human and environmental costs of development policies
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Questions about this book
What essays are included in this book?
The book compiles four essays, including the widely discussed 'Walking with the Comrades' and 'Capitalism: A Ghost Story'.
What is the book's main focus?
It offers a critical examination of India's rapid development, questioning prevailing narratives of progress and exploring the impact of capitalism and globalization.
Does the book include firsthand reporting?
Yes, it includes firsthand reportage from Maoist guerrilla zones, blending analytical rigor with on-the-ground observation.
Who would enjoy this book?
Readers interested in India's socio-political and economic landscape, as well as those seeking critical perspectives on development and capitalism.