List of top English Literature Questions on Political Literature

"Nothing feels normal to Ashima, it’s not so much the pain which she will survive. Its consequence: motherhood in a foreign land … unmonitored by those she loves … she is terrified to raise a child in a country where she knows so little, where life seems so tentative and spare." In the above passage of The Namesake, the writer tries to say that Ashima ________.

“The feminist insistence that ‘the personal is political’ has had profound effects on other genres. Feminist academics in several disciplines now insist that the subjective element must not be left out of the practice of research methods, such as the interview, or of theories of knowledge production (Skeggs 1995; Maynard and Purvis 1994; Reinhartz 1992).”
From the passage above, which of the following can be correctly concluded?

In Arthur Conan Doyle’s writings featuring Sherlock Holmes, as is the case with much of 19th century British fiction, colonialism appears as objects, events, animals, places, fears and desires. Which of the following support/s this claim?

What is common among Charles Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities, Mahasweta Devi's Mother of 1084, Shobha Shakti's Gorilla, and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's Half of a Yellow Sun?