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Extractions: An Indian immigrant married to a Canadian,Mukherjee has captured the chaos of the melting pot in her short stories and novels about the South Asia, particularly the Indian, immigrant experiences in America. A professor of Engilsh at the University of California at Berkeley, she is the author of more than a dozen of books, novels and several short stories,many which are drawn from her own experiences as an immigrant. She depicts from the clash of cultures and the ensuing dilemmas and successes with unique understanding and startling sensitivity. Her writing have held a mirror up to the south Asian community in North America. A cross-cultural writer, Mukherjee has won several grants and awards from the Canadian government, universities, and the Guggenheim Foundation. She received the National Magazine Award in 1981 for her essay "An Invisible woman." Prior to that she won the first prize from the Periodical Distribution Association for her story, "Isolated Incidents." However, it was in 1988 when she won the National Book Critics Circle Award for best fiction that Mukherjee's work received national attention. The award was for her collection of short stories, The Middleman and Other Stories
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Extractions: Source: PBS Top Primary Works The Tiger's Daughter Wife Days and Nights in Calcutta (with Clark Blaise), 1977; Darkness The Sorrow and the Terror: The Haunting Legacy of an Air India Tragedy The Middleman and Other Stories Jasmine Top Selected Bibliography Alam, Fakrul. Bharati Mukherjee . NY: Twayne Publishers, 1996. PR9499.3 .M77 Z516 Aneja, Anu. "Jasmine, the Sweet Scent of Exile." Pacific Coast Philology 28.1 (Sep 1993): 72-80. Banerjee, Ranee K. "'Singing in the Seams': Bharati Mukherjee's Immigrants." No Small World: Visions and Revisions of World Literature . Ed. Michael T. Carroll. Urbana, IL: Nat. Council of Teachers of Eng., 1996. Carchidi, Victoria. "'Orbiting': Bharati Mukherjee's Kaleidoscope Vision." MELUS 20.4 (Wint 1995): 91-101. Carter-Sanborn, Kristin. "'We Murder Who We Were': Jasmine and the Violence of Identity."
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Extractions: Bharati Mukherjee, author of DESIRABLE DAUGHTERS, is an America storyteller from India who found her voice at an early age. In an interview with Bookreporter.com's Sonia Chopra, Mukherjee talks about her past and present cultures, the ancient customs and modern freedoms that impact the characters and events in her novel.
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Desirable Daughters, By Bharati Mukherjee
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Extractions: ISBN: 0-7868-6598-9 "A beautiful piece of literary fiction on its own." Chicago Tribune "Mukherjee has emerged as an exemplary author" Washington Post "Her most thoughtful, emotionally detailed book yet." New York Times "Lyrical and insightful, sharing observations about family that apply to almost all cultures." USA Today "Multicultural reality limned by Bharati Mukherjee with aculty, humor, and warmth" Newsday "Its real drama lies in the way the three sisters reconcile themselves to clashing values" Time Out NY "Evocative, richly layered sixth novel." Elle Magazine "A beautifully written family story of the eternal pull of ancient Indian tradition on even the most contemporary of lives." William Kennedy "Mukherjee is writing achingly compassionate, ravishingly beautiful, absolutely essential books. And
South Asian Diaspora -- Literature: A Bibliography
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Extractions: Sponsors: Ball State Graduate School and Honors College Bharati Mukherjee is a naturalized American citizen of Indian origin who has written extensively about the immigrant experience in her acclaimed novels and stories. Jasmine is her most popular novel, and she won the National Book Critics Circle Award for Fiction for The Middleman and Other Stories. Her work reaches wide audiences and is taught in university curricula. She has established herself as a powerful member of the American literary scene, one whose most memorable works reflect her pride in her Indian heritage, but also her celebration of embracing America. As she said in an interview in the Massachusetts Review , "the immigrants in my stories go through extreme transformations in America and at the same time they alter the country's appearance and psychological make-up."
New York State Writers Institute - Bharati Mukherjee And Clark Blaise
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Extractions: Clark Blaise is the child of expatriate Canadians (father French-Canadian, mother English-Canadian) who roamed the United States in search of better employment. Blaise has written, "As a native-born American with foreign parents, and as a child who attended an average of two schools a year in 25 different cities, I grew up with an outsider's view of America and a romanticized exile's view of French Canada. . .My interest is in 'tribalism' on the American continent, and in all groups who refuse amalgamation and prefer codes and taboos of their." Blaise's rootlessness is linked, in part, to his family's economic distress. Mukherjee's, by contrast, is linked to her family's relative affluence. Born in India, and daughter of a successful businessman, Mukherjee was sent to boarding schools in both Switzerland and Britain, and subsequently attended a school in India run by Irish nuns. Her teachers encouraged her to abandon her Indian heritage in favor of European culture. At age 21, she left India to attend the world-renowned Iowa Writers' Workshop, where she met Blaise, her future husband.
Rearticulating Violence: Place And Gender In Bharati Mukherjee's
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Extractions: ARTICLE Jodi Mason Rearticulating Violence: Place and Gender in Bharati Mukherjee's Wife M/C: A Journal of Media and Culture 04.02 (2001) 'mix' Wife (1975) is a novel ostensibly about immigration, but it is also about gender, ethnicity, and power. Bharati Mukherjee's well-known essay, "An Invisible Woman" (1981), describes her experience in Canada as one that created "double vision" because her self-perception was put so utterly at odds with her social standing (39). She experienced intense and horrifying racism in Canada, particularly in Toronto, and claims that the setting of Wife, her third novel, is "in the mind of the heroine...always Toronto" (39). Mukherjee concludes the article by saying that she eventually left Toronto, and Canada, because she was unable to keep her "twin halves" together (40). In thinking about "mixing," Mukherjee's work provides entry points into "mixed" or interlocking structures of domination; the diasporic female subject in Mukherjee's Wife struggles to translate this powerful "mix" in her attempt to move across and within national borders
Bharati Mukherjee And Clark Blaise
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Extractions: The University of Arizona Poetry Center, the College of Humanities, and the Department of English present novelist Bharati Mukherjee, author of "The Middleman and Other Stories" and "Desirable Daughters," and writer Clark Blaise, author of "Time-Lord: Sir Sandford Fleming and the Creation of Standard Time," February 26, 2003 at 8:00 p.m. as part of the University of Arizona Prose Reading Series. The reading takes place in the Modern Languages Auditorium on the University of Arizona campus and is free and open to the public. An informal reception will follow. Books will be available for sale courtesy of the UofA Bookstore. A colloquium in which both Mukherjee and Blaise will discuss their work will be held February 27 at 1:00 PM in the Alumni Building, Room 205, 1111 N. Cherry Avenue (NW corner of Speedway and Cherry). Bharati Mukherjee is the author of five novels, two non-fiction books, and two collections of short stories, including "The Middleman and Other Stories," for which she won the National Book Critics Circle Award. Her 2002 novel, "Desirable Daughters," is called "an amazing literary feat and a masterpiece of storytelling" by Amy Tan. Mukherjee is a professor of English at the University of California, Berkeley.
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Extractions: In conversation with Barbara Lane , Good Lit Series Director Bharati Mukherjee came to this country in 1961 to study creative writing at the University of Iowa. She is the author of five novels, two nonfiction books and two collections of short stories including The Middleman and Other Stories , for which she won the National Book Critics Circle Award. A professor of English at the University of California, Berkeley, Mukherjee often depicts immigrants caught between cultures and the dislocation and transformation that arise as a result. TOP
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Extractions: In conversation with Barbara Lane , Good Lit Series Director Answers to Written Questions from the Floor: Audience Question: One of the senses one gets from reading your fiction, whether it's Jasmine or Leave It to Me , is that beneath the surface in America there always lurks the potential for horrendous violence. Has that always been part of the way you see this country? Mukherjee: That's the way I see all countries, including the India of high-walled mansions in which I grew up. I have seen incredible violence, whether it's resistance to colonial governments in my early childhood or Maoist resistance in Calcutta, which now has a Marxist government. I am terribly aware of the ways in which immigrant rights were assaulted in Canada in the '70s when there was no constitution. I've been accused of having a lot of violence in my work. Violence is my philosophical and aesthetic way also of talking about the incredible trauma of self-transformation that people who un-house themselves from one society and re-house themselves into another have to go through.
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Extractions: Bharati Mukherjee finds stories of transformation in immigrant journeys, " from the Minneapolis Star Tribune Book review: Desirable Daughters " from the Minneapolis Star Tribune An Interview with Bharati Mukherjee " from the University of Pennsylvania A page about Bharati Mukherjee from Emory University, including biographical information and a list of related links American Dreamer ," an article by Mukherjee from Mother Jones Online resources about Mukherjee from BigChalk.com More Midmorning books More Talking Volumes books Buy Talking Volumes books online at BookSense.com Desireable Daughters Buy this book (From the publisher) At the heart of this remarkable new novel by the award-winning author of The Middleman and Other Stories and Jasmine are issues of culture, identity, and familial loyalty. Comparable to The Joy Luck Club in its honest portrayal of the American immigrant experience
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Extractions: 615 Texas Avenue 7:30 pm Called the "Grande Dame of diasporic Indian literature," Bharati Mukherjee is the author of six novels, including Jasmine , two short-story collectionsone of which, The Middleman and Other Stories , won the National Book Critics Circle Award for Fiction and two nonfiction works with her husband, the writer Clark Blaise. Desirable Daughters , her most recent novel, has been compared to The Joy Luck Club in its honest portrayal of the American immigrant experience; William Kennedy calls it "a beautifully written family story of the eternal pull of ancient Indian tradition on even the most contemporary of lives." Robert Olen Butler writes, "Mukherjee is writing achingly compassionate, ravishingly beautiful, absolutely essential books. And Desirable Daughters is one of her best." She teaches English at the University of California at Berkeley.
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Extractions: Mukherjee is well known as the author of Jasmine (1989) and the short story collection The Middleman and Other Stories (1988) which won the 1988 National Book Critics Circle Award for fiction. Mukherjee has been a professor of English at the University of California, Berkeley since 1990. Before going to California she was a professor of English at the City University of New York from 1987 to 1990. Mukherjee's other works include The Holder of the World Wife (1975) and The Tiger's Daughter (1972) and another short story collection, "Darkness," published in 1985. She is also the co-author of two non-fiction works, Days and Nights in Calcutta (1977 and 1995) and The Sorrow and the Terror (1987), an account of the aftermath of the terrorist bombing of Air India Flight 182. In addition to frequent reviews for The New York Times Book Review , the Philadelphia Inquirer and other publications, Mukherjee has written numerous essays on American-Asian literature and contemporary cultural issues in the United States. Her honours include a National Endowment for the Arts grant and Canada Council Senior Arts and Guggenheim fellowships.

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