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1. Full Glossary for A Passage to India; Essay Questions; Cite this Literature Note; Summary and Analysis Part III: Chapters The apparent confusion of the Hindu festival in the opening chapters is indicative of the disorder that characterizes India, but with a difference: there is harmony among the people, a harmony achieved through love and.

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2. The title of A Passage to India comes from Walt Whitman’s Leaves of Grass. Ahmed Ali’s novel Twilight in Delhi also deals with colonialism in India, and was later referenced by Forster. Rudyard Kipling’s Kim similarly portrays the British Raj, though in a more positive light.

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3. E.M. Forster's multi-layered masterpiece is on the surface the story of a young woman and her passage through India. On another level it's the story of India's independence from British rule. And there are other themes as well: mysticism, reincarnation, the clash of eastern and western cultures and religion.

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4. The novel A Passage to India,written by E.M. Forster in , was chosen as one of the great works ever written in English literature by the Modern Library, and won the .

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5. The A Passage to India quotes below all refer to the symbol of The Marabar Caves. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:).

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7. The title of A Passage to India is a reference to Walt Whitman's poem, "A Passage to India." In the poem, Whitman takes his reader on an imaginary journey through time and space. India is presented as a fabled land that inspired Columbus to seek a westward route from Europe to India, a route that ended up with his discovery of the Americas.

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8. You read "Passage to India" in category "India" It is because she cannot see and categorize what is around her that she “went mad, hitting and gasping like a fanatic” (). It is too much chaos for her and the scene unleashes her instinctual, primitive reaction; .

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