Art And Activism In Arundhati Roy

We are praised firm for Trading and Supplying of Art and Activism in Arundhati Roys in New Delhi, India. Art and Activism in Arundhati Roy is a critical study of Roy's literary and activistic writings, especially of her Booker Prize winning novel The God of Small Things, from a subaltern perspective. The book, outlined in six chapters, discusses at length how Roy's writings corroborate Gayatri Spivak's famed theory of subalternity. Spivak identified the limitation of subalternity. Spivak identified the limitation of the subalterns: the subalterns cannot speak. The fictional and nonfictional characters in Roy's works delimit the problem: the subalterns do utter their thoughts aloud; but others do not have the patience to listen to them. The problem lies not with the articulation by the subalterns but with its interpretation by the authorities. The subalterns have been denied the privilege, town the ages, to have transactions with others. The failure in the communication system results in the eternal suffering of the subalterns.