Forster’s "A Passage to India" College Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg This paper then integrates the identified nature of the novel’s ‘real India’ into the discourse on Orientalist mysticism, which has famously been influenced by Edward Said.ĭetails Title Exploring the "Real India". This paper argues that the ‘real India’ of Forster’s novel is neither only muddle, nor solely mystery, but rather the fusion of the both, correlating with the Hindu Ideal of the unity of life which manifests itself in the mind of Professor Godbole.
The question arises, what the novel’s "A Passage to India" construction of India in the end suggests towards its own nature: muddle or mystery? Consequently, this paper will investigate this question through analysis of the four main viewpoints of narratory comment, Cyril Fielding, Mrs.
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