https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10448030
CONTENTS
Sr. No. | Author | Title of the Paper | Pg. No. | |
Indian Literature | ||||
01 | Shelmi Sankhil | “Closing” the Wounds: A Close Reading of Easterine Kire’s Bitter Wormwood | 01-11 | |
02 | Dr. Phani Kiran & Vithya Mari M | The Serpent and the Rope as the Sacred Sojourn | 12-23 | |
03 | Rakshita Vashishtha & Dr. Anupriya Roy Srivastava | Exploration of Identity of the Bene Israel Jews in India: A Reading of Esther David’s The Walled City | 24-34 | |
04 | Dr. Osheen Sharma | Cultural Confluence: Exploring Indo-Mayan Affinities | 35-51 | |
05 | Sanarul Hoque | Creating Eco-consciousness in Children through Magazine Cartoons in India | 52-68 | |
06 | Arpan Debnath | Ancient Utterances of Feminism in Indian Epic: A Study of Draupadi’s Character in Mahabharata | 69-78 | |
07 | Shalini Negi & Dr. Pramod Kumar Kukreti | Love for Maiti: Theme in the Folklore of Uttarakhand | 79-97 | |
08 | Dr. Dharmapada Jena | Surviving Stress, Depression and Suicidal Thoughts: Lessons from The Mahabharata | 98-111 | |
09 | Seema Jaiswal | Narrating the Untold and Resurrecting the Unheard Voices in Karthika Nair’s Until the Lions: Echoes from the Mahabharata | 112-123 | |
10 | Aheli Chaudhuri | Plurality of Justice in Indian Detective Fiction: A Postmodern Study | 124-132 | |
11 | Kalyani Hazarika | Telling Stories Through Pictures: A Reading of Some Select Indian Children’s Narratives | 133-146 | |
12 | Ambika Jamwal & Prof. Sucheta Pathania | From Silence to Survival: A Study of Domestic Violence in Kiran Nagarkar’s Seven Sixes are Forty-Three and Jasoda | 147-156 | |
13 | Prof. Ajay Kumar Shukla & Vishnu Mishra | Silent Echoes, Loud Impact: The Role of Shabari, Kevat and the Vanara Warriors in Ramcharitmanas | 157-170 | |
14 | Dr. S. Sujaritha | Every Day as Epitome of Trauma and Memory: Lives of Indentured Indians across the ‘Kala Pani’ | 171-184 | |
15 | Sruthi S. & Savitha A. R. | Between Tradition and Rebellion: Deconstructing Gender Politics in K.R. Meera’s Hangwoman | 185-201 | |
16 | Uma Sharma & Dr. Saurabh Kumar | Feminist Enterprise Entwined with the Ecological Perspectives: A Critical Analysis of Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni’s Mythological Fiction with Special Reference to The Forest of Enchantments | 202-213 | |
17 | Shefali Kohli | Re-Locating the Unitary National Space, Self and Consciousness: A Study of Srilal Shukla’s Raag Darbari | 214-224 | |
18 | K. Nesapriya & Dr. K. Karthikeyan | The Existential Feminism in Anita Nair’s Ladies Coupe | 225-244 | |
19 | Rachyeta Dhar & Dr. Tamishra Swain | The Role of Kashmiri Women Writers in Shaping Gender Discourse | 245-261 | |
20 | Anjana S & Dr. Savitha A R | The Evolution of Female Archetypes in S.L. Bhyrappa’s Sartha | 262-275 | |
21 | Diksha | Outgrowing the Authentic: Mapping Cultural (Un)Intelligibility through Performance in Me Hijra, Me Laxmi | 276-287 | |
22 | Dr. Dhruti Raval & Prof. Noopur Thakkar | Cultural Dynamics and Identity Formation in the Postcolonial Context: A Study of Esther David’s The Walled City | 288-304 | |
23 | Dr. Prasenjit Panda & Ojal Kashyap | Intersections of Ecology and Empire: A Postcolonial Reading of Kiran Desai’s The Inheritance of Loss | 305-320 | |
24 | Khanin Boro | A Sense of Bodo Identity and Socio-political Issues in the Works of Select Bodo Writers | 321-333 | |
25 | Purvi Jadav & Dr. Viki Modi | The Millennial Indian: Thematic Insights from Chetan Bhagat’s Works | 334-342 | |
26 | Sumeet Tanwar | Bharatendu Harish Chandra and Language Controversy in Colonial North India | 343-351 | |
27 | Dr Shivraj N. Kombe | A Critical Study of Ruskin Bond’s Fiction in the Light of Indian Feminism | 352-360 | |
28 | Dr. Namrata Pathania | Exploring New Womanhood: An Analysis of Anita Desai’s Voices in the City | 361-373 | |
29 | Maryam Afzal & Dr. Ainul Abedeen | Intersections of Caste, Class and Gender in The Weave of My Life: A Dalit Woman’s Memoirs by Urmila Pawar | 374-384 | |
30 | Vikram Singh & Dr. Santosh Kanwar Shekhawat | The Spectrum of Caste, Identity, and Resistance in Sharan Kumar Limbale’s Hindu | 385-394 | |
31 | Ranjit Mandal & Dr. Pragti Sobti | Beyond the Rainbow: Superhuman Abilities and the Fate of the World in Samit Basu’s Turbulence | 395-404 | |
32 | Bratati Barik | Indian English Literature: Pluralism of Myths, Legends, Memories and Sustainability | 405-415 | |
33 | Dr. Priyanka Shrivastava | Re-inventing Narrative, History, Myth, Politics and Women’s Place in Kamleshwer’s Partition | 416-425 | |
34 | Nitu | Silent Voices: Interpretations of Gender-based Violence in Poile Sengupta’s Mangalam | 426-438 | |
35 | Khusbu Yadav | The Representation of Women’s Role in Family and Society: Feministic Reading of Mannu Bhandari’s Short Stories | 439-460 | |
36 | Dilraj Kaur & Prof (Dr) Kum Kum Ray | Weaving the Fabric of Indian Society through Kamala Das’s Works | 461-477 | |
37 | Abidha K P & Dr. Aysha Swapna K A | Tipu Sultan and Malabar: A Conundrum of History, Fiction and Colonial Discourse | 478-488 | |
38 | Dr. Mosarraf Hossain | Manipur’s Sociopolitical Unrest in the 1970s and a Mother’s Shattered Dream: A Study of Robin S Ngangom’s ‘A Poem for Mother’ | 489-500 | |
39 | Amrapali Mahendra Gayakwad | A Defamiliarized Study of Saikat Majumdar’s Novel The Firebird | 501-518 | |
Film & Literature | ||||
01 | Dr Rajat Sebastian | The Philosophy of Love in Marvel Studio’s Spider-Man: No Way Home | 519-530 | |
02 | Dr Amit Bairagi | Echoes of the Past, Visions for the Future: Delving into the Functionalities of String Puppet Theatre of Bengal | 531-543 | |
03 | Visudh Jayakumar & S Shilpa Nair | Manifestations of Eco-horror in Carter Smith’s The Ruins: Unveiling the Enigmatic and Malevolent Dimensions of Nature | 544-555 | |
04 | Gowri Nandana.K, Dona Jayachandran & Arun S | Silent Heroes: Subverting Traditional Heroism in Cinema | 556-567 | |
05 | Aadya Parauha & Devendra Kumar Sharma | Formation of Psychopathic Cannibalistic Serial Killer: The Effect of Trauma on Hannibal Lecter’s Transformation into a Monster | 568-583 | |
06 | Sara Rahim, Sreenija S Pillai, Anusudha R S & Gopika Raja | Contours of Being and Belonging: Mapping the Transgression of Identities in Select Movies | 584-605 | |
07 | Khushi Grover | The Global Gaze: Analysing Laura Mulvey’s ‘Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema (1975)’ | 606-617 | |
08 | Anjali A & Dr. Gopika Raja | Chachu: The Wounded Soul in Kishkindha Kaandam | 618-628 | |
09 | Dr. Rashmi Jain | Devi or Demoness: A Journey of Transformation through Bulbbul | 629-639 | |
10 | Amrutha Raj & Dr. Gopika Raja | Animal Narratives in Human Perspective: An Anthropocentric Reading of Ratatouille | 640-651 | |
11 | Aiswarya Roy, Krishna R & Dr. Krishnajamol | Flavours of Affection: Unveiling the Culinary Symbolism in The Founder and The Lunchbox | 652-666 | |
12 | Mustajeeb Khan | Art, Language, Spectator: Understanding Complex Relationships | 667-688 | |
13 | P Devipriya & Dr Smrutisikta Mishra | Disney’s Pocahontas and the Politics of Representation: Commodifying the Postcolonial Exotic | 689-705 | |
Comparative Literature | ||||
01 | Nidhi Jaiswal | Navigating Identity and Trauma in Globalized Contexts: A Comparative Study of Kiran Desai’s The Inheritance of Loss and Bernardine Evaristo’s Girl, Women and Other | 706-716 | |
02 | Dr. Binayak Prasad Pradhan | Foregrounding the Snake Charmers and Dalit Issues: A Study of Sapua Kela (The Snake Charmer) by Ramachandra Behera and Sapua (The Snake Charmer) by Kalindi Charana Panigrahi | 717-728 | |
03 | Tuhina & Dr. Shivani Vashist | Unseen but Unbroken: The Silent Strength of Femme Fatales in Transnational Tales | 729-744 | |
04 | Sucharita Banerjee | Making the ‘Invisible’ ‘Visible’: Literary Representation of Partition and the Reaction of Persons with Autism Spectrum Disorder | 745-756 | |
05 | Mansoom Choudhury | The Shifting Sands of Identity: A Comparative Exploration of Gender Performativity and Liminality in Bacha Posh and Tomboy Narratives | 757-776 | |
06 | Sneha. S & Silpa. S | Intergenerational Trauma and Stolen Generation: Exploring Colonial Legacies in Kim Scott’s Benang: From the Heart and Tony Birch’s The White Girl | 777-790 | |
07 | Aparna R, Soorya Gayathri R & Silpa S | Embattled Minds: An Investigation of Climate Trauma in John Lanchester’s The Wall and Sarah K. Jackson’s Not Alone | 791-806 | |
08 | Usha Gayathre N K & Silpa S | Disjointed Lives: A Comparative Analysis of Dysfunctional Themes in A Mirror Made of Rain and It Ends with Us | 807-820 | |
09 | Kavya R K | Of Grief and Survival: Spirituality and Affect in the Poetry of K Satchidanandan and Louise Gluck | 821-831 | |
American Literature | ||||
01 | Moumita Biswas | The Double Burden: Intersection of Racism and Sexism in Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye | 832-844 | |
02 | Dr. R M Sherlin Smile | Pragmatic Approach of Cultural Materialism in Khaled Hosseini’s The Kite Runner | 845-859 | |
03 | Taqdees Fatima & Dr. Tripti Tyagi | Embodying Equality: A Critical Analysis of Gender Socialization in Alice Walker’s ‘The Color Purple’ through Ann Oakley’s Lens | 860-878 | |
04 | Shivani Amoli | The Echoes of Trauma: Unravelling Intergenerational Pain in What My Bones Know | 879-897 | |
05 | Dhanusha S Kumar, Uthara Hari Kumar & S Shilpa Nair | The Weight of History: Bildungsroman and the Black Experience in A Mercy and God Help the Child | 898-908 | |
06 | Timir Majumder | Climate-induced Migration and Anthropocentrism: A Study of Select Short Stories from Loosed Upon the World: The Saga Anthology of Climate Fiction | 909-925 | |
07 | Jyoti Konwar | Entangled Species: A Posthumanist Reading of Sara Gruen’s Select Novels | 926-938 | |
08 | Jayanth Anto Vijay J & Dr. Nancy Thambi | Hope amidst Adversity: A Psychological Encounter on Resilience in Never Fall Down | 939-952 | |
British Literature | ||||
01 | Narinder K. Sharma & Srishti Sehgal | Mapping Revolutionary Consciousness: A Study of Reginald Major’s A Panther is a Black Cat | 953-963 | |
02 | Likha Caral & Dr. Ipshita Nath | Shell Shock to Suicide: A Closer Examined Perspective on the War-Induced Psychological Journey of Septimus Smith’s Post-war Trauma | 964-980 | |
03 | Shruti Ghosh | Mimicry Unveiled: Asserting Agency through Mimicry as a Form of ‘Resistance’ in V.S. Naipaul’s A House for Mr. Biswas | 981-996 | |
04 | Prof. Mansi Tripathi & Dr Pooja Saxena, Shivani Rajput | Unmasking Totalitarianism: Political Symbolism in George Orwell’s Animal Farm | 997-1008 | |
05 | Paritosh Rawat | Tracing the Changes in Attitude with Ageing in Adele’s Select Songs | 1009-1026 | |
06 | Dr Gowhar Ahmad Wani | Modern Drama as a Source of Enlightenment in the 20th Century with Special Reference to John Arden | 1027-1046 | |
07 | Glynis Machado | “The Knight-errant of Faith”: Graham Greene’s Monsignor Quixote | 1047-1058 | |
08 | Abdul Vaahid & Dr. Yameen Khan | Shakespeare in the Age of AI | 1059-1070 | |
World Literature | ||||
01 | Narinder K. Sharma & Niharika | Afrocentricity, Pan-Africanism, and Creole Identity in the Poetry of Edward Kamau Brathwaite | 1071-1082 | |
02 | Dr. Jyoti Sharma | Struggle for Human Rights: Women in Bapsi Sidhwa’s The Pakistani Bride | 1083-1098 | |
03 | Anwesha Karmakar | Insect Symbolism in The Metamorphosis: An Exploration of Identity Crisis and Social Alienation | 1099-1107 | |
04 | Reshna Shaji, Sivaram Nair Gopikrishnan & Arun S | A Critique on the Poststructuralist Readings of Kafka’s Works: Metamorphosis, The Trial, and The Castle | 1108-1116 | |
05 | Neenu Nizar & Dr. Indu. B | Greek Cultural Memory and Mythological Retelling: Circe and Stone Blind | 1117-1132 | |
06 | Sumit Saha | Waiting for a Nihilistic Godot in a Godless World: A Critical and Speculative Quest for the Highly Absurdist Character ‘Godot’ | 1133-1153 | |
Critical Theory | ||||
01 | Tamal Sau, Dr Ranjit Kumar Elamadurthi, Rukmita Pal & Ayush Chakraborty | Decoding Imagist Poetry Through Artificial Intelligence: A Deep Learning Framework for Literary Analysis and Translation Studies | 1154-1174 | |
02 | Priyanka Arora | Countering Fragmentation in Feminism: Proposition of Solidarity Model Based on Gendered Violence | 1175-1189 | |
03 | Dr. Rajeev Yadav | Exploring the Interdisciplinary Connections: The Role of Medical Humanities in Understanding Illness and Healing | 1190-1199 | |
04 | Bhawan Yadava | Nature of Western Literary Discourses Versus Eastern Discourses/ Aestheticism: An Inquiry into Meaning and Method | 1200-1214 | |
African Literature | ||||
01 | S. Amirtha & Dr B. Ajantha | Dispossessed Lands and Displaced Lives: An Ecocritical Study of Colonial Trauma in Ngugi wa Thiong’o’s Weep Not, Child | 1215-1227 | |
02 | Somnath Sopan Lokare | Authoritarianism in Anthills of the Savannah | 1228-1236 | |
03 | Dr. Mrs. S. S. Nangare | Reflection of Exploitation in Zakes Mda’s The Heart of Redness | 1237-1246 | |
Cultural Studies | ||||
01 | Sanchari Das & Dr. Arpana Jha | Cultural Translation in Bengali Cuisine: A Study of Pumpkin Flower Fritters and Culinary Semiotics | 1247-1264 | |
02 | Lilack Biswas | The Impact of Cultural Narratives on Sustainable Development Through Integration of Tradition and Innovation | 1265-1279 | |
03 | Manju Bala | Folk Theatre: An Effective Tool of Expression and Communication Going Back Centuries | 1280-1288 | |
Language & Literature | ||||
01 | Sakshi Das | Echoes of Muted Tongues- Reforming Identities through Language | 1289-1305 | |
02 | Anita Gehlot | ELT in the Metaverse: Gamified Language Learning and AI Teachers in Virtual Classrooms | 1306-1348 | |
03 | Sunilkumar Sukumaran | English Letters and Their Combinations with Varying Sound Values: Challenges and Instructional Strategies for Malayali Learners of English | 1349-1364 | |
Digital Humanities | ||||
01 | Pooja. S. & Dr. Indu. B. | Humanising Technology: Android Kunjappan Version 5.25 and the Emotional Dynamics of AI Companions | 1365-1380 | |
02 | Jayaram. J & Dr. Indu.B | From Rage to Emotional Mastery: Exploring Stoicism Through God of War and the Power of Video Games as a Philosophical Medium | 1381-1395 | |
Poetry | ||||
01 | Dr. A. Arun Daves | TAMIZH – The Mother | —- | |
02 | Paridhi Bansal | From Ashes to Light: A Warrior’s Promise | —- | |
03 | Shaik MD Thameem Basha | My Weakness | —- | |
04 | Drisya S. | A Vista of Rain | —- | |
05 | Garima | Whispers of Remembrance | —- | |
06 | Mandeep Kaur | Echoes in the Abyss | —- | |
07 | Anu Lal | Ecstasy | —- | |
08 | Eleanor T. Megam Momin | The Web of Deception | —- | |
09 | Prajwal Panda | Nightingale comes back | —- | |
10 | Akanksha Pandey | The Alchemist of Sorrow | —- | |
11 | Pooja Krishnan R | Dark Paradise | —- | |
12 | Ritam Gupta | Glamorous Shoot | —- | |
13 | Shivageetha | Jargons of Superficial World…!!! | —- | |
14 | Suchetana Biswas | Another Mary | —- | |
15 | Dr. Munish Kumar Thakur | Almighty | —- | |
Fiction | ||||
01 | Ananya Dutta | Ivy | —- | |
02 | Bisma Shameem | Heart-Wrenching Narrative Unfolds from the Valley: A Story of Love, Loss, and Resilience | —- | |
03 | Dipyaman Bhowmick | Midnight’s Soliloquy | —- | |
04 | Divya Bulchandani | Gaslighting Wizard | —- | |
05 | Eptisum Laskar | The Keeper of the Mangroves | —- | |
06 | Navya Sah | Natasha and her Mountains | —- | |
07 | Sreelekha Chatterjee | In the Light of Darkness | —- | |
08 | Anjali Tripathy | Falcon | —- | |
Book Review | ||||
1 | Gouravo Ghosh | Agrarian Bengal: Economy, Social Structure and Politics by Sugata Bose | —- | |
2 | Dr. Sandhya Rao Mehta | A Place Called Home by Susham Bedi | —- | |
3 | Rahul Bajpai | The Lay of Alha Translated by W. Waterfield | —- | |
4 | Shibani Phukan | The Owl, the River and the Valley by Arupa Patangia Kalita | —- | |
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