The Mixed Culture of Anglo-Kodagu in Kaveri Nambisan’s  The Scent of Pepper

Author(s)	Mrs. A Aarthi, Dr. A S Jayachandran
Country	India
Abstract	Abstract This research paper scrutinizes the mixed culture of the Anglo-Kodagu in The Scent of Pepper by Kaveri Nambisan. The novel The Scent of Pepper describes an imaginary voyage into the world of Kodagu tribes, their civilization, and their racial performs. The characters symbolize together contemporary as well as conventional life. The author introduces the characters by means of happiness next to the sightless approbation of the British civilization by the Kodavas. They begins to cuddle the westernized life in conditions of names, way of life, food habits, customs, dressing and still the farming of the estates. Every character establishes a strong clash as well as they is not prepared to give up to a foreign entity, innocently behind their Kodagu essence. Nambisan resolutely shows nativity, in the meantime allowing a foreign body to authority it partially. This article determines the mixing of indigenous and western civilization and the collision on the people of Coorg.
Keywords	Key Words: Western, Kodagu, Westernized, coffee plantations, capitalism, British Imperialism
Field	Arts
Published In	Volume 7, Issue 4, July-August 2025
Published On	2025-07-08
DOI	https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i04.50493
Short DOI	https://doi.org/g9s9jf

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