| Issue - 2024 | Page No -101 |
| REPRESENTATION OF VISUALLY IMPAIRED CHARACTERS IN VED MEHTA’S AUTOBIOGRAPHY FACE TO FACE | |
| Dr. Akhilesh Kumar* | |
| Abstract: | |
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This paper tries to discuss and critically analyse the portrayal of disabled
characters in society by disabled authors, especially in their relationship with
blindness. To analyse the above, Ved Mehta’s Face to Face (1957) is the
primary source for this paper. Through textual analysis, the condition of
visually impaired people in colonial and postcolonial India is discussed in this
article. This paper also examines how blind people in a third-world country
face cultural difficulties amongst American blind people. The ‘sickness
narratives' experiences go against any form of essential universalism in an
effort to show the particularity and uniqueness of the experience. An
intentional act is a disabled autobiography. Such themes and concepts have
also been discussed in this research paper.
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