Deep Ecology: A Study of Eco-divergence, Place and Space in Midnight’s Children and the Glass Palace

Abstract

Abstract

The paper sets forth my views on the Deep ecology in Midnight’s Children and The Glass Palace novels. Deep ecology is objectified the conditions of human lives with Nature rather than quantified the higher standard living beings. It also simplifies the protagonists unfold experiences, reality, aspects of right to live in place, eco-divergence and holistic views. It shows they are the real flux of nature that is most accurate to the other species of the ecosystem. BySaleem,it brings out to preserve the stability, integrity and beauty of Midnight’s Children Conference that seems as the biotic community. The protagonist of The Glass Place, Rajkumar, resides in the ?depth? and ?a hopeless quest? (D. Grey’s word) of life that set of values. The paper also analyses the historical loss, ecological burden, loss of space, socio-cultural diverge and an absence of their place. And their decentralized life provokes an intercross and mongrel relationship with the others. It finally points out the outgoingness, mutual inter-mingling and re-earthing.