Cry, the Peacock: A Study of Matrimonial Disharmony and Maya’s Alienation from Self

Abstract

“The family is a tissue of relationships and conventions” (Walsh 157) where structure is assigned and assembled. Post-structuralists interrogate the structurality of the canonical structure. Human beings are subject of made and made-ness where every single identity unfixes the fixedness. Power is related to every single living that interrogates the sanctioned practice of poesies. In the context of Indian culture govern-mentality, power, subject, and ethics question the W/hole(s). It demands heteronormative frame and normalization of body