SMALL REMEDIES
Keywords:
Libration of women, Shashi DeshpandeAbstract
This research article related to Small Remedies and the liberation of women. Data related to this research article used is mainly secondary which collected from books, research articles, newspapers, research papers and the working of research scholars. Anu, and to the resultant depression. This inward journey enables her to look at each character around her analytically. Madhu, too, sets out on a long and lonely journey in her attempt to come to terms with her bereavement. The novel is, thus, a "profound piece of writing about love and loss, grief and hope, rebellion and sacrifice, and above all about the Promethean will to endure and survive."
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