Which readerships does Meenakshi Mukherjee identify for the early Indian novel in English?
- A. A pan-Indian readership
- B. A localised Indian readership
- C. A British readership
- D. The colonial administrator in India
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Correct answer: A. A and B only
Explanation
Per the key, A and B.
Note: Key doubtful: in 'The Anxiety of Indianness' Mukherjee stresses the double, non-local audience — pan-Indian and Western/British.
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