In Words and Music: Glocal Imaginaries in the novels of Vikram Seth and Amit Chaudhuri

While putting forth the various dichotomies, the scholar comes up with the notion that the new must be made precisely through attachment to the past, and by recognizing that only such attachment enables one to grasp what can and must be changed. However, the scholar, I'm sure, will sensitize the readers to the interplay of the global and the local, and take them beyond the nationally demarcated horizon.