"Because Novels Are True, and Histories are False": Indian Women Writing Fiction in English, 1860-1918

Arts and Humanities

• Women's writing 100%
• English 100%
• Truth 66%
• Genre 33%
• Gothic novel 33%
• Christianity 33%
• Adolescence 33%
• Public sphere 33%
• Brothers 33%
• Articulation 33%
• India 33%
• Hindu 33%
• Novelists 33%
• Bildungsroman 33%
• Speculative fiction 33%
• Utopian Fiction 33%
• Religious conversion 33%
• collections of poetry 33%
• World-making 33%
• 1870s 33%
• Cultural Modernity 33%
• Nephew 33%
• Halifax 33%
• Viceroys 33%
• Dinah 33%
• Female Agency 33%
• family album 33%
• short fiction 33%
• gentleman 33%
• Love story 33%
• Authors 33%
• England 33%
• Sisters 33%
• Renewals 33%

Keyphrases

• Women's Writing 100%
• Indian Women 100%
• Toru Dutt 100%
• Christian 25%
• Gothic Novel 25%
• Christianity 25%
• India 25%
• Knowledge Construction 25%
• Small Incision Lenticule Extraction (SMILE) 25%
• Full Participation 25%
• Poetry 25%
• English Language 25%
• Sensibility 25%
• Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain 25%
• Maria 25%
• Family Album 25%
• Hindu-Muslim 25%
• Orissa 25%
• Short Fiction 25%
• Worldmaking 25%
• Cultural Modernity 25%
• Love Story 25%
• Viceroys 25%
• Female Agency 25%
• Religious Conversion 25%
• Utopian Imagination 25%
• Dinah 25%
• Bildungsroman 25%
• Women Novelists 25%
• Halifax 25%
• Gentleman 25%
• Brahmo 25%
• Speculative Fiction 25%
• Public Sphere 25%
• Gendered Voice 25%