Sharankumar limbale works

Sharankumar Limbale

Marathi writer

Born () June 1, (age&#;68)
OccupationWriter, poet, literary critic
LanguageMarathi
NationalityIndian
GenreDalit literature
Notable works

Akkarmashi () Towards an Aesthetics of Dalit Literature ()

Notable awardsSaraswati Samman
SpouseKusum

Sharankumar Limbale (born June 1, ) is a Marathi language author, poet and literary critic.

He has penned more than 40 books. His best known work is his autobiography Akkarmashi published in Akkarmashi has been translated to several other Indian languages and English.

Sharankumar limbale autobiography in five short Equally glad to learn movements for and by the oppressed. Ramesh Bhutekar, the most educated person in Bhutegaon, who is a professor in a college in Jalana, pours kerosene on him and sets him ablaze. The next day, the teacher had asked to write an essay about the picnic. Suhshilabai Pawar belonged to Pardhi tribe community; living with her only son Santosh Pawar and daughter in law Vimalabai Pawar in Mungi village of Latur district, Maharashtra.

The English translation has been published by the Oxford University Press with the title The Outcaste.[1]

His critical work Towards an Aesthetics of Dalit Literature () is considered amongst the most important works on Dalit literature.[citation needed] It discusses how Dalit anubhava (experiences) should take precedence over anuman (speculation).

Life

Sharankumar Limbale was born on 1 June at Hennur village of Solapur district, in Maharashtra. He completed his MA in Marathi Language from Shivaji University, Kolhapur. After completing his MA, he did his Ph.D.

Sharankumar limbale autobiography in five short chapters She was first gang-raped by four upper-caste Maratha men she knew, including her boyfriend of two years. Literary Shelf. The Sonia Gandhi sponsored fact finding team of the Congress came out with its report that saw one of the goriest incidents as a clash between two anti-social elements. This is Dalit Consciousness.

on "Marathi Dalit Literature and American Black Literature – A Comparative Study".

Limabale joined as an Assistant Editor in the Publications Department of Yashwantrao Chavan University of Maharashtra Open University, Nashik; later he retired as Professor and Director of this University.[2]

Awards and honours

Bibliography

  • Akkarmashi (English translation: The Outcaste), -- His autobiography which was published when he was 25 years old.

    It is a critically acclaimed work considered a landmark in Dalit literature. [4]

  • Udrek
  • Uplya
  • O
  • Gavkusabaheril katha
  • Jhund
  • Dangal
  • Dalit Aatmakatha - Ek Akalan
  • Dalit Brahman
  • Dalit Panther
  • Dalit Premkavita (literally meaning "Dalit Love Poems")
  • Dalit Brahman
  • Dalit Sahitya Aani Soundarya (literally meaning "Dalit Literature and Beauty")
  • Dalit Sahityache Soundaryashastra (literally meaning "The Aesthetics of Dalit Literature")
  • Punha Akkarmashi
  • Pradnyasurya-- Biography of Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar

Notes and references

Interview with Jaydeep Sarangi, JSL, /13 (Autumn), JNU, New Delhi.