Papers by Parvathy Rajeev
International Journal of Creative Research Thoughts, 2020
The research aims to explore the 1980s phase of the Burmese Civil War written from the perspectiv... more The research aims to explore the 1980s phase of the Burmese Civil War written from the perspective of the Burmese exilic writer, Tin Moe. His poetry specifically focuses on the human rights violations perpetrated by the Burmese government and the majoritarian state's persecution of minorities. In order to explore this, the research has interpolated exilic methodology and historiographic accounts that have represented the dominant perspective. The research also aims to analyze the exilic position of the writer that enabled him to provide alternate accounts of history to question and challenge the hegemony of official narratives.
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Papers by Parvathy Rajeev