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| name = Sarojini Vaidya
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| birth_place = [[Akluj]], [[Maharashtra]]{{cn|date=August 2018}}
| birth_date = {{birth date |df=yes|1933|6|15}}{{cn|date=August 2018}}
| death_date = {{Death date and age|df=yes|2007|08|03|1933|6|15}}{{cn|date=August 2018}}
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| occupation = Professor and head of the department of Marathi, [[University of Bombay]]
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| alma_mater = [[University of Bombay]]
| main_interests = Society and culture of 19th and 20th-century [[Maharashtra]]
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'''Sarojini Shankar Vaidya''' ([[Devanagari]]: सरोजिनी शंकर वैद्य) (15 June 1933 – 3 August 2007{{cn|date=August 2018}}) was a [[Marathi people|Marathi]] writer and specialist in the society and culture of 19th and 20th-century [[Maharashtra]].<ref name=bandivadekar>{{cite book|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=KnPoYxrRfc0C|first=Chandrakant|last=Bandivadekar|chapter=Vaidya, Sarojini Shankar|title=Encyclopaedia of Indian Literature, Volume V: Sasay to Zorgot|editor-first=Mohan|editor-last=Lal|location=New Delhi|publisher=Sahitya Akademi|year=1992|page=4465|isbn=9788126012213}}</ref>

==Academic career==

Vaidya received her [[PhD]] from the [[University of Bombay]], submitting a thesis on the Marathi writer [[Natyachhatakar Diwakar]].<ref name=bandivadekar/> She later became a professor and head of the University's department of Marathi.<ref name=bandivadekar/>

==Works==

Her works traversed the boundaries of the forms of criticism, the personal essay, short story, biography and autobiography.<ref name=bandivadekar/> They include ''Pahatapani'' (1975), a collection of literary essays; ''Mati ani murti'' (1976), a collection of articles on Marathi literature; and a biography of the social thinker Gopalrao Hari, written in 1975.<ref name=bandivadekar/> Also in 1975, she edited and completed ''Atmacharitra, ani charitra'', the autobiography of the Marathi writer [[Kashibai Kanitkar]].<ref name=bandivadekar/> She later published ''Shabdayan'' (1980), a collection of personal essays; and ''Sankramana'' (1985), a volume of essays on figures including the social reformer [[Pandita Ramabai]], the physician [[Anandi Gopal Joshi]].<ref name=bandivadekar/> She was also the coauthor of the biographies ''Natavarya Nanasaheb Phatak vyatki ani kala'' (1982), about a [[Marathi theatre]] performer; and ''Shrimati Ramabai Ranade vyatki ani karya'' (1989), about the social worker [[Ramabai Ranade]].<ref name=bandivadekar/> Volumes edited by Vaidya include ''Sanjeevani'' (1958), ''Jara javoon yeto (Selected stories of D. B. Mokashi)'' (1987), ''Vangamayeen mahatta'' (1990), ''[[T. S. Eliot]] and Modern [[Marathi poetry|Marathi Poetry]] and Literary Criticism'' (1990), ''Streejivan vatchal ani vikas'' (1992), and ''Samagra Divakar'' (1992).{{sfn|Bandivadekar|1992|pp=4465–4466}}

==Bibliography==
===As author===
* ''Pahatapani'' (1975)<ref name=bandivadekar/>
* ''Mati ani murti'' (1976)<ref name=bandivadekar/>
* ''Shabdayan'' (1980)<ref name=bandivadekar/>
* ''Natavarya Nanasaheb Phatak vyatki ani kala'' (1982, coauthored with Vasant Phatak)<ref name=bandivadekar/>
* ''Sankramana'' (1985)<ref name=bandivadekar/>
* ''Shrimati Ramabai Ranade vyatki ani karya'' (1989, coauthored with M. S. Vidhvansa)<ref name=bandivadekar/>
*''Kahāṇī Laṇḍanacyā Ājībāīñcī'' (2001)<ref>{{Cite book|last=Vaidya|first=Sarojini|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=m0o5zQEACAAJ|title=Kahāṇī Laṇḍanacyā Ājībāīñcī|date=2001|publisher=Rājahãsa Prakāśana|language=mr}}</ref>

===As editor===
* ''Sanjeevani'' (1958)<ref name=bandivadekar/>
* ''Jara javoon yeto (Selected stories of D. B. Mokashi)'' (1987){{sfn|Bandivadekar|1992|pp=4465–4466}}
* ''Vangamayeen mahatta'' (1990){{sfn|Bandivadekar|1992|pp=4465–4466}}
* ''[[T. S. Eliot]] and Modern [[Marathi poetry|Marathi Poetry]] and Literary Criticism'' (1990){{sfn|Bandivadekar|1992|pp=4465–4466}}
* ''Streejivan vatchal ani vikas'' (1992){{sfn|Bandivadekar|1992|pp=4465–4466}}
* ''Samagra Divakar'' (1992){{sfn|Bandivadekar|1992|pp=4465–4466}}

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