Analysis Of Village By The Sea By Anita Desai

In the novel “Village By The Sea” by Anita Desai, focus mainly on the social dynamics and it condition in which the children lives. The book deals with the rural life and the lower classes of society. Anita Desai criticizes the society not taking better care of those who are unable to care for themselves. In this novel we experience the impact of the modern technological development on a traditional community of fishermen and farmers at Thul. And also problems faced by in Indian villagers which can be noticed from two characters, Hari and Lila. From the novel we can experience the Indian culture and their way of life through the life faced by the characters. I feel that the book is distinctive and special in a way, as it alternates between …show more content…
I would not say that it is a problem, but there are definitely advantages and disadvantages to urbanization. The advantages can be that the country will be more economically competitive as contrasted to other which are not so developed countries. It will also have more cleaner and more efficient manufacturing and will be more potential in controlling their resources. In addition, when the country is very developed, they will be very successful to safeguard themselves. When more people live in cities or upper class apartments, there will be more capacity for other development. More lenders will want to invest in the country and more tourists will want to come to the country, because of these factors. The disadvantages of urbanization are- the air quality of the area will certainly be affected, because of the smoke from the exhaust of vehicles and the pollutants from the factories. This may affect the health of the people living in the cities. The environment of the country may also be affected by the country's …show more content…
She paves new path for the younger generation of Indian women. She fulfill many responsibilities. She does these as her share of the household duties for her mother is an invalid and her father is a good for nothing drunk. She imagine the role of jobholder, continues to play home- maker and nurses her mother back to health. Lila experiences a new of personal worth. She knows that work for Sayyid Ali. Since, she is the eldest, she believe she morally responsible for the welfare of the family. Had she remained the traditionally passive Indian women, she would suffered total poverty along with other member of her family. Her instinct for survival trigger her sensibility and make her assertive, enterprising and