Attia Hosain was a prominent Indian novelist, journalist, broadcaster and short-story writer who wrote in English. She started writing at a young age and is known for her works revolving around themes such as Partition and gender.

Mahatma Gandhi och den indiska självständigheten gav upphov till en ny litterär våg, med författare som Attia Hosain och Khushwant Singh. Senare kom 

Attia was born in Lucknow and went to the local La Martiniere Girls' College. Attia Hosain, writer: born Lucknow, India 20 October 1913; married Ali Bahadur Habibullah (one son, one daughter); died London 23 January 1998. Celebrating Attia Hosain 1913-1998. By Aamer Hussein on January 18, 2015 in Articles. A Distant Traveller Celebrating Attia Hosain 1913-1998.

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by Attia Hosain | Oct 1, 1968. Paperback Thus Attia Hosain justified in showing the position of women in relation to the social structure but also depicted the tensions that occur in the 'self' when confronted with conformity and autonomy. It is generally assumed that Laila's quest for identity or self-definition is fulfilled in her rebellion against her family and its values at the end of Part three of the novel. 2014-12-11 ATTIA HOSAIN'S SUNLIGHT ON A BROKEN COLUMN mfs Anuradha Dingwaney Needham A nation which had never previously existed was about to win its freedom, catapulting us into a world which, al though it had five thousand years of history, although it had invented the game of chess and traded with Middle Kingdom Egypt, was nevertheless quite An article written on Attia Hosain's birth centenary (2013) which combines personal reminiscences with a discussion/review of her book "Distant Traveller" co-edited by Shama Habibullah (her daughter) and Aamer Hussein, consisting of several hitherto unpublished stories and essays by her, as well as a selection of previously published short fiction Published in 1961, Sunlight on a Broken Column is the semi-autobiographical work and the only complete novel by Attia Hosain. The novel, set against the backdrop of the Partition of India and the social fragmentation it ushered in, follows the life of Laila – an orphan girl belonging to a Muslim ‘taluqdari’ (feudal landowners) family – through a span of more than two decades. Attia Hosain (1913–1998) was a British-Indian novelist, author, writer, broadcaster, journalist and actor. She was a woman of letters and a diasporic writer.

Voices from the Threshold in Attia Hosain's Sunlight on a Broken Column. De Gruyter | 2018. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1515/ 

Sunlight on a Broken Column by Attia Hosain held the same fascination for me. I have now read it thrice: first in undergraduate, then as part of the syllabus during post-graduation and recently last year to compare and contrast it to other similar novels that chronicle female growing up experiences such as The Women’s Courtyard by Khadija Mastur and The Hussaini Alam House by Huma R. Kidwai. Talk:Attia Hosain. Jump to navigation Jump to search.

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Her father was educated at Cambridge University, and her mother was the founder of an institute for women's education and welfare. Hosain attended the Isabella Thoburn College at the University of Lucknow, becoming the first woman from a landowning family to graduate in 1933. Attia Hosain (1913–1998) was a writer, feminist and broadcaster. She was born in 1913 in Lucknow in a taluqdar background. She moved to Britain in 1947. Attia was born in Lucknow and went to the local La Martiniere Girls' College. Attia Hosain, writer: born Lucknow, India 20 October 1913; married Ali Bahadur Habibullah (one son, one daughter); died London 23 January 1998.
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While her father had studied at Cambridge University, her mother had established an institute for women’s education and welfare in Lucknow, her hometown. Attia Hosain.

by Attia Hosain and Sita Pasricha | 8 January 1981. Distant Traveller: New & Selected Fiction. Front Cover. Attia Hosain.
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This October marked the birth centenary of Attia Hosain (1913-1998), one of the earliest women writers of South Asian English fiction and the well-known author 

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Attia Hosain depicts the rotten changes that had taken in Ashiana, symbol of feudalism of Laila‟s maternal family. She visits it after partition. On her way to Ashiana, she observed the cathartic change that has taken over the village, “Tattered settlements for refugees had erupted on once open spaces.

Attia Hosain, writer: born Lucknow, India 20 October 1913; married Ali Bahadur Habibullah (one son, one daughter); died London 23 January 1998. Celebrating Attia Hosain 1913-1998. By Aamer Hussein on January 18, 2015 in Articles.

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