https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10448030
C O N T E N T S
Sr. No. | Author | Title of the Paper | Pg. No. | |
Indian Literature | ||||
01 | Reddygari Yamini | Deconstructing Boundaries: Githa Hariharan’s Application of Critical Literary Theories in ‘The Thousand Faces of Night’ | 01-10 | |
02 | Ela Kaushikee & Prof. Sumitra Kukreti | Examining Resistance and Rebellion: Unveiling Sujata’s Journey in Mother of 1084 | 11-21 | |
03 | Dr. Pankaj B. Vaishnav | Naipaul’s Distorted Understanding of Indian Socio-Political and Cultural Aspects in India: A Wounded Civilization | 22-33 | |
04 | Dr Diksha Shukla | Security Implications of Climate Change in The Great Derangement: Climate Change and the Unthinkable by Amitav Ghosh | 34-43 | |
05 | Harshaurya Kaur & Dr. Diksha Sharma | Transcending Illusions: Siddhartha’s Path to Self-Realization through Shankaracharya’s Advaita Vedanta | 44-55 | |
06 | Dr. J. Sareen | Ramayana: A Cruise on the Waves of Curses? | 56-67 | |
07 | Dr. Dev Kant Sharma | Unearthing the Feministic Perspective: A Study of Amitav Ghosh’s The Glass Palace | 68-77 | |
08 | Sandhani Dutta | Dissolving Boundaries: A Study of Nitoo Das’s Poem Mawphlang | 78-85 | |
09 | Poulami Malakar & Dr. Prajna Paramita Panigrahi | Cultural and Personal Isolation in Jhumpa Lahiri’s Novels | 86-93 | |
10 | Nirbachita Giri | Spiritual Quest for Self-understanding: Metamorphosis of Raju in R.K. Narayan’s The Guide | 94-100 | |
11 | Sushmitha B P | Unveiling the Saga of a Women during the Pre-Partition Period: A Feminist Analysis of Amrita Pritam’s Pinjar | 101-109 | |
12 | Dr Mohd Faiez | The Making of a Woman: Manju Kapur’s A Married Woman as a Novel of Stereotypical Gender Roles | 110-117 | |
13 | Soumyadeb Roy | Re-searching “A House for Mr. Biswas”: An Interdisciplinary Analysis | 118-133 | |
14 | Dr. Phani Kiran & Brindha B | Unearthing Harmony: Tagore’s Red Oleanders through an Ecofeminist Light | 134-144 | |
15 | Mudita Choudhary & Dr. Veerendra Mishra | Deconstructing the Absurd: Violence, Ideology and Othering in Badal Sircar’s Evam Indrajit | 145-157 | |
16 | Adithi M J | Unveiling R K Narayan’s The Bachelor of Arts: A Treasure of Wit and Wisdom | 158-168 | |
17 | Deepika R Nair, Sreya R Nair & Dr. Indu B | Humanitarian Quandary: Mourning, Violence and Precarity in Easterine Kire’s Bitter Wormwood | 169-183 | |
18 | Prakhar Medhavi & Dr. Vikash Mohan Sahay | Tracing Feminist Waves in Arundhati Roy’s Novels Through Beauvoirian and Cixousian Approaches | 184-194 | |
19 | Dr. Garima Jain | From the Sundarbans to Venice: Environmental Crisis and Postcolonial Contexts in Amitav Ghosh’s Gun Island | 195-203 | |
20 | Dr. Geeta | The Unheard Story of a Banjara Warrior: With Special Reference to a Play The Banjara Warrior (2018) | 204-212 | |
21 | Sampurna Chatterjee | A Study of Fire Bird by Perumal Murugan: Evaluating Social Conventions, Natural Laws, and Human Choices to Find Purpose in a Changing World | 213-221 | |
22 | Prachi Sharma | Blurring the Boundary between Fact and Fiction in The Last Queen by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni: A Study | 222-230 | |
23 | Dr Neelam Mulchandani | Analyzing the Traditional Gender Roles in Anita Nair’s Lessons in Forgetting | 231-240 | |
World Literature | ||||
01 | Ahinasha N.S. | The Poetic Wisdom of Romantic Love: An Exploration of Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s Love in the Time of Cholera | 241-250 | |
02 | Riya | Spectator to Spect-actor: Audience Engagement in Augusto Boal’s Theatre of the Oppressed | 251-258 | |
03 | Aparajita Hazra | Of Memory, Trauma and the Gothic: Reading Keith Thomas’s The Vigil | 259-269 | |
04 | Dhanapati Sharma | Aligning Spirituality and Development: The Role of Buddhism in Bhutan’s Gross National Happiness | 270-277 | |
05 | Ann Mary Manuel Chemparathy | The Magic of Nature and the Realism of Social Alienation: A Reading of Marquez’s The Story of a Shipwrecked Sailor | 278-286 | |
06 | Anjali Parmar & Dr Saurabh Kumar | Magical Realism: An Aide in Exploring the Self in ‘The Pilgrimage’ and ‘The Alchemist’ | 287-294 | |
07 | Poorva Gulati & Shubhangi | Food and Clothing as Cultural Metaphors in Select Diasporic Fictions | 295-308 | |
American Literature | ||||
01 | Dr. Ajaz Ahmad | Reconciling Existential and Mystical Elements in T. S. Eliot’s Poetry | 309-323 | |
02 | Dr. Vinaya Bhaskaran | Speaking for the Silenced: Medical Exploitation and Power Dynamics in Rebecca Skloot’s The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks | 324-334 | |
03 | D. Mohanapriya & Dr. S. Geetha | Anthropocentric Infliction of War Over Water Reflected in Paolo Bacigalupi’s The Water Knife | 335-342 | |
04 | Shubhi Sharma | Resilience and Survival in the Face of Adversity: A Study of James Ragan’s Poetic Themes | 343-351 | |
05 | Jonitha Joyson | Fragmented Voices: Analysing Trauma and Neglect in Kimberly Brubaker Bradley’s The War That Saved My Life | 352-362 | |
British Literature | ||||
01 | Dr. Pinki Negi Bora | Endorsement of Destruction and Damnation of Unconventional Women in Thomas Hardy’s A Pair of Blue Eyes | 363-376 | |
02 | Dr. Tanvi Garg | Hysteria Beyond Gender: Analyzing Male and Female Perspectives in The Golden Notebook | 377-386 | |
03 | Ali Oublal | Wittgenstein’s Seeing-as Approach to Literary Propositions The novel Sisters by Daisy Johnson as a Case Study | 387-401 | |
04 | Dr. Arati Sinha | George Orwell’s Vision of Life | 402-408 | |
Critical Theory | ||||
01 | Chisti Das & Soumya Sangita Sahoo | Men and Masculinity in Contemporary Fiction | 409-418 | |
02 | Qudsia Ahmad & Dr. Sahar Rahman | Popular but not Prized: A Cultural Perspective on Popular Fiction | 419-425 | |
03 | Dr. Reema Chaudhary | Writing to Heal: Exploring Narrative Therapy in Autobiographical Writings | 426-435 | |
04 | Devendra Kumar Katroliya | Posthumanism in Contemporary Literature: A Critical Analysis of Theory, Themes, and Texts | 436-447 | |
Film & Literature | ||||
01 | Aswathy A | Exploring “fat-positive” Mainstream Indian Cinema: An Analysis of their Structural Similarities | 448-455 | |
02 | Shefin. S | Intercultural Adaptations of Shakespeare’s Lady Macbeth in Kerala: Assimilation and Juxtapositioning of Lady Macbeth in Jayaraj’s Veeram and Ettumanoor Kannan’s Macbeth Cholliyattam | 456-466 | |
03 | Dharmendra Kumar | Hermeneutics of Pyasa: The Elusive Identity of Vijay | 467-481 | |
African Literature | ||||
01 | Ashish Awasthi & Dr. Ram Prakash Gupt | Race and Gender Intersectionality in Nadine Gordimer’s July’s People | 482-491 | |
Language & Literature | ||||
01 | Karobi Dutta & Dr. Swati Kiran | Multicultural Education in Assam: A Content Analysis of Assamese Textbooks in the 21st Century | 492-502 | |
Poetry | ||||
01 | Dr. Aswathy Balachandran | Sthayibhava | 503 | |
02 | Jasiya Manzoor | Undefeated Warriors | 504-505 | |
03 | Mariyumma VK | Passage to the North | 506-507 | |
04 | Masum Ahmed | The Rain-bathed Road | 508-509 | |
05 | Sahil Mudasir | Womanhood | 510-512 | |
06 | Dr. R. Prabhakar | The Pain of Ageing | 513-514 | |
07 | Pramod Rastogi | A Piece of Shroud | 515-516 | |
08 | Dr. Damuluri Venkateswar Rao | Lighting The Lamp: Invocation of a Muse! | 517 | |
09 | Riyaz Ahmad Dantoo | Hollow Promises | 518-519 | |
10 | Vivek Vilas Salve | All are Authors | 520 | |
Fiction | ||||
01 | P R Gopalakrishnan | Bastard | 521-529 | |
02 | Yash Mali | Stationed in Suspense: Three Nights at the Railway Station | 530-534 | |
Book Review | ||||
01 | Dr Jan Mudasir Gul | Akh Dour (Once Upon a Time) Translated by: Qaisar Bashir | 535-537 | |
02 | Dr. Julia Devardhi | Transformative Threads for Success by Katamneni Gopichand | 538-541 | |
03 | Renu Dhotre | Mahasweta Devi’s The Queen of Jhansi: A Subaltern Study by P. V. Laxmiprasad | 542-549 | |
04 | Saira Tak | Rupture- Stories on the Sorrows of Kashmir by Rattan Lal Shant | 550-554 |
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