The Healing Power of the Himalayan Landscape in the Fiction of Ruskin Bond
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Ruskin Bond’s literary corpus is profoundly intertwined with the majestic landscape of the Indian Himalayas. Known as the "resident Wordsworth" of India, Bond is often hailed as depicting nature not just as a backdrop but as an animate
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Awasthi, Kuldip. "Ecofeminism and Environment in the Work of Ruskin Bond." European Academic Research, Vol. III, Issue 1, 2015.
Beniwal, Rajesh. "The Human and the Natural World Co-relation in the Special Reference to Ruskin Bond." Universal Research Reports, Vol. 04, Issue 04, 2017
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