Naipaul's travels in India refer to the Indian trilogy? Those who have seen it answer

Dark Country: A Journey to India with Memory and Reality (new edition) (one of the Indian trilogy) tells the story of Naipaul's first trip to India, which is the home of his father's grandparents. From Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, and then to his grandfather's hometown, this "stranger" and "passerby" with a warm identity saw poverty and ugliness everywhere, and felt shock, anger, alienation, contempt and loss. In the spring of cynicism and detachment, the chaos in post-colonial India is so helpless and desperate. This year's trip to India is actually his inner journey to explore his own history and identity, but his harvest is that India belongs to the night-a dead world and a long journey.

His narrative skills are excellent, revealing India and his heart step by step, which is very interesting to read ... There is a kind of person who knows this place better than anyone in his hometown: Mr. Naipaul is a prominent example.

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Brief introduction of the author

Sir Vididar Suraji Prasad Naipaul (1932-), the Nobel Prize in Literature Prize winner in 2006 was 5438+0. 1932 was born in an Indian immigrant family in Trinidad. 1950 won a scholarship to study English literature at Oxford University. After receiving his degree at 1953, he moved to London and worked for the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC). 1957, officially started his writing career with the mysterious masseur.

The main works are Naipaul's novels and travel notes, both of which are highly respected. Representative works include: Mr. Biswa's House, A Bend in the River, Indian Trilogy, etc.

Before becoming a Nobel Prize winner, Naipaul had won many honors, such as Booker Prize, Mao Mu Prize for Novel, Lise Memorial Prize and Hawthorne Prize, which are the most prestigious in Britain. 1993, he was awarded the first Daive Cohen Prize for British Literature, which was aimed at praising "the life achievements of British writers who are still alive".

Naipaul was knighted by the Queen of England on 1990.

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Editor's recommendation

In Dark Country: A Journey to India with Memory and Reality, the author's narrative skills are excellent, revealing India and his heart step by step, which is very interesting to read ... There is a person who knows this place better than anyone in his hometown: Mr. Naipaul is a prominent example.

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catalogue

India overture: application for some documents

first part

Chapter One Where Imagination Stops

Chapter II Categories

Chapter III People from Colonies

Chapter IV People Pursuing Romantic Legends

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