A Passage to India | Ideas for Group Discussion
Although some literary critics regard A Passage to India as dated, the novel continues to present current ideas of clashes between cultures, with their attendant ethnic and racial prejudices. Further, the novel demonstrates how people of one race observe and react to other races. The discussions between Fielding and Aziz about the future of India transcend the problems of outdated colonialism and point directly to the concern about international relations at the turn of the twenty-first century—about the ability of nations to co-exist with one another and the need for major...
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