2025, Vol. 7, Issue 3, Part A

Author(s): Saba Khanum and Amol Soley

Abstract: This paper explores the theme of Alienation in Anita Desai's Cry, The Peacock (1963) and Kiran Desai's Hullabaloo in the Guava Orchard (1997). The topic of distance is a vital thought in post-current Writing. It has been being utilized in religious, philosophical, humanistic and Mental compositions. Distance is a condition of man's inconsistency with his milieu. It suggests the polarization among man and nature and the separating of man's fantasies of satisfaction. It likewise mirrors a mirrors a state of man's partition from himself, with a typical sensation of misery or a feeling of evasion that goes with any direct where the individual is obliged to senselessly. Individuals are constrained to control people and conditions according to the social solicitations, while feeling unequipped for controlling their exercises. Although distance is a long-standing oddity, it has reached unsettling proportions in the modern day. This level of mindfulness has been achieved via a few variables. Because man is prone to almost all of society's physical and psychological assaults as well as its regulators, he is characterised by a sense of detachment. The contradictory consequences of distance cause people to either give up or believe that they are not independent or in a position of close proximity to computers.

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