Aavarana

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Aavarana is a controversial Kannada novel by S. L. Bhyrappa that critically explores religious history, cultural identity, and the politics of historiography in India.

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instanceOf Kannada-language novel
novel
associatedWith right-of-center interpretations of Indian history
author S. L. Bhyrappa
commercialSuccess bestseller in Kannada literature
controversyTopic critique of so-called secular historians
portrayal of Islamic rulers
countryOfOrigin India
criticizedBy some historians
some political commentators
explores Hindu-Muslim relations
Islamic rule in parts of India
censorship and self-censorship in academia
role of intellectuals in shaping history
genre historical novel
political novel
social novel
hasForm prose fiction
hasReprints multiple editions in Kannada
hasTranslation English
Hindi
other Indian languages
influencedPublicDiscourseOn cultural nationalism
history textbooks in India
isDescribedAs controversial
language Kannada
mainTheme communal relations in India
cultural identity
interpretation of Indian history
politics of historiography
religious history in India
narrativeDevice novelist protagonist researching history
originalScript Kannada script
partOf S. L. Bhyrappa’s body of philosophical and historical novels
praisedBy readers who support its view of history
publicationYear 2007
publisher Sahitya Bhandara (Bengaluru)
setIn contemporary India
medieval India (through historical reconstruction)
symbolism removal of a veil over historical truths
targetAudience adult readers
titleMeaning veil
translatedTitle Aavarana: The Veil
triggered debate on historical narratives in India
debate on secularism in India
public debate in Karnataka

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S. L. Bhyrappa notableWork Aavarana
Bhyrappa notableWork Aavarana
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this entity surface form: Avarana