Miscellany South Asian Literature.

This volume contains articles about South Asian literature and poetry by G.M. Muktibodh, P. Naik, S. Chattopadhyay, M. Kureishi, and P.S. Rege. The articles and authors are: "The Hindi 'Riti' Tradition and the "Rasakapriya' of Keshavadasa: An Introductory Review" by K.C. Bahl; "Tradition and Modernity in Literature" by M.R. Anand; "The Novelist as Historian" by Y.J. Dayanand; "The Bloomsbury Group and Non-Western Literature" by S. Henig; "Kamala Markandaya: Indo-Anglian Conflict as Unity"--Indian perspectives on the British, in three English-language novels--by J.F. Adkins; and "Experimentalism and Its Impact on Punjabi Literature" and "Urdu Poetry and Its Advent in English" by S.S. Dulai. Also included are literary reviews of "Iqbal: Poet-Philosopher of Pakistan" and "Ghalib, 1797-1869: Volume I: Life and Letters" by N. Fitch and three views of the poet Faiz Ahmed Faiz--a personality sketch by his wife, comments by himself, and an interview. (JM)