Akavum Puravum from Champu to Modernities

Abstract

This study examines the relationship between eco-spaces and sexuality in the Kerala context through their representation in selected translated texts from mainstream Malayalam Literature that were published at different points in time in the regional history. As the definition of sexuality gets nuanced further in the contemporary gender discourse, spatiality is often presented as a necessary complement to its construction. Regional spatial identities are to be examined to understand sexuality in terms of its intersectional existence in specific contexts. newline