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Ummath Sharmila Seyyid

Name: Ummath Sharmila Seyyid
SKU: BELL-43041494
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7 (56 reviews)

SKU: BELL-43041494

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Ummath Sharmila Seyyid instant download after payment.

Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers India

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.57 MB

Author: Sharmila Seyyid

ISBN: 9789352779017, 9789352779024, 9352779010, 9352779029

Language: English

Year: 2018

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Ummath Sharmila Seyyid by Sharmila Seyyid 9789352779017, 9789352779024, 9352779010, 9352779029 instant download after payment.

Spanning the three decades of the deadly Sri Lankan civil war, Ummath highlights the plight of women across communal and ethnic divides. Through the lives of three women, Thawakkul, Yoga and Theivanai - one a social activist, the other a Tamil Tiger forced into joining the movement as a child, and the third a disillusioned fighter for the Eelam - the novel lays bare the complex equations that ruled life in Sri Lankan society during and in the aftermath of the civil war. In Ummath, Sharmila Seyyid - once forced to live in exile for her outspoken, liberal views - interrogates Islamist fundamentalism, Tamil nationalism and Sri Lankan majoritarian chauvinism with her characteristic courage, honesty and sensitivity.