Indian Writing in English
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Sr. No.
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Name of the Author
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Title of the Paper
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Pg. No.
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| 01 |
Sarfaraz Nawaz |
Survival in the face of Human Predicament: Family and Fortitude in Gopinath Mohanty’s Paraja |
01-09 |
PDF |
| 02 |
Dr. Romina Rashid & Tanvir Ahmed |
Kausar Jan: A Victim of Conflict in Danesh Rana’s Red Maize |
10-16 |
PDF |
| 03 |
Dr. Shivkumar Bhimrao Rautrao |
Creativity in the Context of Existentialism and Metaphysical Concept of Sin in Mahesh Elkunchwar’s Desire in the Rocks |
17-23 |
PDF |
| 04 |
Ashly Thomas |
The Image of Hunger in Sharankumar Limbale’s Akkarmashi ( The Outcaste) |
24-35 |
PDF |
| 05 |
Shaikh Firoj N. |
Austin’s Approach to Vijay Tendulkar’s Kamala |
36-43 |
PDF |
| 06 |
Bipasha Majumder (De) |
Gender and Feminist Consciousness in Jhumpa Lahiri’s The Lowland |
44-49 |
PDF |
| 07 |
Soumava Maiti |
Mnemostory and the ‘Chutney of Memory’ in Salman Rushdie’s Midnight’s Children |
50-59 |
PDF |
| 08 |
K. Abirami, Dr. S. Barathi & Dr. E. Koperundevi |
Narrative Discourse in Divakaruni’s The Love of a Good Man: An Analysis |
60-66 |
PDF |
| 09 |
Ashaq Hussain Parray |
Re-Imagining the Man-Woman Relationship: A Feminist Appraisal of Select Poems of Naseem Shafaie |
67-74 |
PDF |
| 10 |
Chinmay Murali & Amala S. Charulatha |
Towards a New Linguistic Paradigm: A Study of Arundhati Roy’s The God of Small Things |
75-82 |
PDF |
| 11 |
Bijender Kumar |
Cosmopolitanism in Bharati Mukherjee’s Fiction |
83-90 |
PDF |
| 12 |
Anu |
A Critical Study of the Themes: Select Hindi Dalit Stories |
91-97 |
PDF |
| 13 |
Armeen Kaur Ahuja |
Studying Space and Identity through Spatial Evocations in Punjabi Folklore |
98-106 |
PDF |
| 14 |
Radhakrishnan. R |
Identity Crisis, Isolation and Gender Bias in Anita Desai’s Fasting Feasting |
107-112 |
PDF |
| 15 |
Dr. S. Nagammal |
Anita Nair’s Mistress: A Shattering Portrayal of Marriage in the Light of Tradition |
113-118 |
PDF |
| 16 |
Firdose Kouser & Mohd Saleem |
Emancipation and Freedom for Women: The Recurring Idea in Nayantara Sahgal’s The Day in Shadow |
119-125 |
PDF |
| 17 |
Ranjana Nagar |
Defining Dalit Aesthetics |
126-133 |
PDF |
| 18 |
Dr. Shuchita Chandhok & Dr. Vinita Soni |
Recalcitrance in Getting Away With Murder |
134-140 |
PDF |
| 19 |
Basabi Pal |
Different Cultural Traits: A Study of Anand’s novel Coolie |
141-147 |
PDF |
| 20 |
Sumallya Mukhopadhyay |
Rereading and Restructuring the Marichjhapi Massacrein Post-Partition Historiography: Dispossession and Refugeeism in Amitav Ghosh’s The Hungry Tide |
148-157 |
PDF |
| 21 |
Syed Aliza Hussain |
A Critical Insight into the Representation of Widows in the Novels of Bankim Chandra Chatterjee |
158-164 |
PDF |
| 22 |
Shelly Parul Bhadwal |
Words as Weapon: Tarabai Shinde’s Stri Purush Tulana and Gender Politics in Nineteenth Century India |
165-180 |
PDF |
| 23 |
Dr. Pooja Pandya |
Glimpses of Kathakali In Anita Nair’s Mistress : A Study |
181-187 |
PDF |
| 24 |
Vipin Pandey |
Philosophy of the Marginalized: The Dalits |
188-193 |
PDF |
| 25 |
Dr. Mirza Sibtain Beg |
The Poetry of Jayanta Mahapatra: A Post Colonial Proposition |
194-202 |
PDF |
| 26 |
Mohinder Kumar |
Jhumpa Laihri: A Diasporic Writer with a Difference |
203-209 |
PDF |
| 27 |
Moumita Dutta |
Magic Meets Mundaneness: A Re-reading of Thakurmar Jhuli |
210-217 |
PDF |
| 28 |
Dr. Vinod Gupta |
The Delirium of Love in R. K. Narayan’s The Bachelor of Arts |
218-222 |
PDF |
| 29 |
Dr. Anuradha Nongmaithem |
Shri Biren’s ‘A Tangkhul Dog’: A Subaltern Perspective |
223-228 |
PDF |
| 30 |
Kamana Srivastava |
The Image of India in Aravind Adiga’s The White Tiger |
229-235 |
PDF |
| 31 |
Abina Habib |
Resistance and Negotiation as Coping Strategy in A. K. Ramanujan’s Poems |
236-242 |
PDF |
| 32 |
Dr. Alka Bhise & Nishigandh Satav |
Portrayal of Woman in Nissim Ezekiel’s Poetry |
243-250 |
PDF |
| 33 |
Maria George |
The Interface of Writing Fiction and Righting History in Rohinton Mistry’s A Fine Balance |
251-258 |
PDF |
| 34 |
Dr. Shivangi Srivastava |
Language, History and Society: Study of Amitav Ghosh’s The Hungry Tide |
259-264 |
PDF |
| 35 |
Dr. Rajib Bhaumik |
Polyphonic Transnational Identity Accompanied by Lingering Trauma of Dislocations and Slippages: a Study of Bharati Mukherjee’s Fiction |
265-270 |
PDF |
| 36 |
Rajneesh Kumar |
Irony as a Technique in The Man-eater of Malgudi: A Russian Formalist Approach |
271-279 |
PDF |
| 37 |
Dr. Joydeep Bhattacharyya |
Vijay Tendulkar’s Encounter in Umbugland: A Critique of the Statist History of Progress |
280-290 |
PDF |
| 38 |
Samita Mishra |
Fragmented Subjectivity and Possibilities of Agency in Shruti Das’s A Daughter Speaks |
291-295 |
PDF |
| 39 |
Niharika Sharma |
Beyond the ‘No Exit’: Reconfiguring the Trajectory of (Hegemonic) Gendered Spaces and Strategies of Resistance in Shashi Deshpande’s In the Country of Deceit |
296-303 |
PDF |
| 40 |
Tarrne N. Kulshrestha & Dr. Shriya Goyal |
Feminism in the Selected Novels of Anita Desai |
304-314 |
PDF |
| 41 |
Zeba Tanveer |
A Refigurative Portrayal of Women in Salman Rushdie’s Midnight’s Children |
315-320 |
PDF |
| 42 |
B. Ajantha Parthasarathi |
Quest for Identity by Calling – Off Marital Bond (Attitude of Karuna in Shobha De’s Socialite Evenings) |
321-326 |
PDF |
| 43 |
Santanu Basu |
Hayavadana as Syncretic Theatre |
327-334 |
PDF |
| 44 |
Subrata Ray |
Remapping ‘Nationalism’: Amitav Ghosh’s The Shadow Lines Re-visited |
335-345 |
PDF |
| 45 |
Jagadish Barat |
An Ecocritical Approach to R.K. Narayan’s The Guide |
346-355 |
PDF |
| 46 |
Dr. Chanabasappa Sidramappa Mulage |
Rebellious Women in Pervez |
356-362 |
PDF |
| 47 |
Apurva Singh |
Between Two Worlds: Women in Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni’s Arranged Marriage |
363-370 |
PDF |
| 48 |
Shahaji Mastud |
Reinterpretation of Myth and History to Reconstruct the Past Reality: Shashi Tharoor’s The Great Indian Novel |
371-379 |
PDF |
| 49 |
Rini Reba Mathew |
Food, Fashion and Survival in Padma Lakshmi’s Love, Loss and What We Ate |
380-386 |
PDF |
| 50 |
Lipsa & Prof. (Dr.) Vidushi Sharma |
Surpassing Feminine Anxiety: An analysis of Anita Nair’s The Better Man |
387-392 |
PDF |
| 51 |
Dr. Archana Banger |
Heat and Dust: Social Predicament in Colonial Situation |
393-398 |
PDF |
| 52 |
Dr. Veeresh Pujari |
Effects of English Language in The White Tiger by Arvind Adiga |
399-404 |
PDF |
| 53 |
Dr. Shrikant B. Sawant |
Relationship: A Theme Song of Jayanta Mahapatra’s Life |
405-412 |
PDF |
| 54 |
Dr. Shrikant B. Sawant |
Serendip: Dom Moraes’ Poetic Flight from Personal to Universal |
413-420 |
PDF |
American Literature
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| 01 |
Manali Karmakar |
A Study of the Man-Machine Interface in Richard Powers’ Galatea2.2 |
421-428 |
PDF |
| 02 |
Umara Shameen Butt |
The Grim Reality of Western Violence in Blood Meridian or The Evening Redness in the West |
429-437 |
PDF |
| 03 |
Rohini & Dr. Zameerpal Kaur |
Exploring the Ecocritical Concerns in the Selected Short Fiction of Rick Bass |
438-448 |
PDF |
| 04 |
R. Murugan & Dr. M. Madhavan |
Women Empowerment: A Study of Two Women Characters in Clifford Odets’ Rocket to the Moon |
449-454 |
PDF |
| 05 |
Dr. M. Alagesan |
The Depiction of Soaphead Church’s character in Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye – A Paradox |
455-460 |
PDF |
| 06 |
Dr. R. S. Regin Silvest |
Woman in an Immigrant World in Katherine Vaz’s Saudade |
461-467 |
PDF |
| 07 |
D. Sundaramoorthy & Dr. SP. Shanthi |
Dark Satire in William Dean Howells’ The Shadow of a Dream |
468-474 |
PDF |
| 08 |
Sherajinder Kaur |
The Picture of Patriarchy, Desire for Money and a Voice against Feudalism in Desire Under The Elms |
475-482 |
PDF |
| 09 |
Kabita Mondal |
Voicing the Unvoiced: With Reference to Gwendolyn Brooks’s Poems “The Sonnet-Ballad”, “The Bean Eaters” and “Strong Men, Riding Horses” |
483-490 |
PDF |
| 10 |
Dr. Jhilam Chattaraj |
A Housewife’s Desperation: Reading April Wheeler in Richard Yates’s Revolutionary Road |
491-496 |
PDF |
| 11 |
Dr. Kusumita Mukherjee |
Politics of Selfhood and Magic Realism in Morrison’s The Bluest Eye and God Help the Child |
497-504 |
PDF |
| 12 |
Tialila |
Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye: An Ecofeminist Discourse |
505-512 |
PDF |
| 13 |
Suniti Madaan |
Negotiating and Renegotiating Popular Culture through Comics: The “Art” of Comic Reading explored through Analytical Reading of Calvin and Hobbes |
513-530 |
PDF |
| 14 |
Ujala Shamnani |
Where Does Divinity Lie? A Critical Re-reading of the Poem “Sunday Morning” by Wallace Stevens |
531-539 |
PDF |
| 15 |
Aparna Singh |
Literature and Consciousness: An Observation of Divine Consciousness in Walt Whitman’s Poetry |
540-546 |
PDF |
British Literature
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| 01 |
Dr. Shachi Sood |
Echo of Socio-political Tones in Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s A Curse for a Nation |
547-553 |
PDF |
| 02 |
Dr. Mathew P. Joseph & Phiona Elizabeth Joshy |
Is this Chick Lit from the Middle East? Examining Ameera Al Hakawati’s Desperate in Dubai as Chick Lit |
554-560 |
PDF |
| 03 |
Mamta Mahendru |
Dehumanising Effects of Industrialisation on the Familial-Relations in D. H. Lawrence’s Sons and Lovers |
561-569 |
PDF |
| 04 |
Neeta B. Jadhav |
A Manifestation of Intellectual Women’s Predicament in Margaret Drabble’s A Summer Bird-Cage |
570-575 |
PDF |
| 05 |
Sunil N. Wathore |
Tragic Vision Represented in the Plays of John Osborne |
576-582 |
PDF |
| 06 |
Pamoli Nandy |
Biased Presentation of Racial Binary Distinction in Conrad’s Heart of Darkness |
583-591 |
PDF |
| 07 |
IshfaqYatoo |
Interface of Nihilism and Modernity: An Analytical View of T.S. Eliot’s The Waste Land and a Philosophical Antidote |
592-601 |
PDF |
| 08 |
Dr. Sangeeta Singh |
Shakespearean Fool: The Double Edged Carnivalesque Sword |
602-612 |
PDF |
| 09 |
Dr. Bindu Sharma |
Celebration of Womanhood in D.H. Lawrence’s The Rainbow |
613-619 |
PDF |
| 10 |
Maisnam Arnapal |
“The Life to Come”: Desire as Subversion of Imperial Discourse in E.M. Foster’s Posthumous Fiction |
620-626 |
PDF |
| 11 |
Deeptangshu Das |
Sketching the Child: Gendered Narratives of Childhood in Virginia Woolf’s Fiction |
627-633 |
PDF |
| 12 |
Deepak Basumatary |
Texting Liminality: Reading the Nation and its Construction of Gender, Disability and Sexuality in the Major Works of Firdaus Kanga |
634-643 |
PDF |
| 13 |
Seshirekha R. Maknikar |
Gender Inequality in Doris Lessing’s The Golden Notebook |
644-651 |
PDF |
English Language and Linguistics
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| 01 |
Mohd Arif Hussain Bhat, Gazi Tareq Muzamil & Dr. Renu Jha |
Application of Smart Boards for Sanitization of English Pronunciation of 10th Class Students |
652-658 |
PDF |
| 02 |
Sashi Kala Govindarajulu, Dr. B. Krishnamurthy & Dr. E. Koperundevi |
Applying Non-Verbal Implicature in Short Stories to Improve Communication Skills |
659-669 |
PDF |
| 03 |
B. Velangini Kumari |
Measuring and Increasing Reading Speed and Comprehension in UG Students |
670-680 |
PDF |
| 04 |
Farheen Anjum |
Effectiveness of Teacher Training Programs for the Secondary School English Teachers at Aligarh Muslim University: A Critical Analysis |
681-687 |
PDF |
| 05 |
Dr. Somapalyam Omprakash, G. Govindaiah & Dr. Syed Mohammed Haseebuddin Quadri |
Foreign Language Teaching and Learner’s Independence |
688-693 |
PDF |
| 06 |
Dr. Archana Kumari |
Pronunciation as a Prerequisite for Linguistic Competence with Special Reference to English |
694-706 |
PDF |
| 07 |
Dr. Sukanya Saha |
Stylistic Interpretation of Poetry from Famous Women Poets across the World |
707-719 |
PDF |
| 08 |
Dr. Jayashri B.Aher |
Translation as a Stylistic Equivalence: Relief to Whorfian Crisis of Linguistic Relativity |
720-729 |
PDF |
| 09 |
Veerababu Modhala |
A Comparative study of Syntactic and Semantic Aspectual Character Verbs of Motion in Telugu and English |
730-746 |
PDF |
Cultural Studies
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| 01 |
Kunnathil Muhammed Aslam |
Research in Humanities: Objectivity, Reliability and Durability of Knowledge |
747-753 |
PDF |
| 02 |
Guruprasad Mohapatra & Swati Samantaray |
Jagannath Consciousness: An Emerging Global Spiritual Quest Dealing with Basudhaiva Kutumbakam |
754-761 |
PDF |
| 03 |
Dipasree Roy |
Communalism and Culture: A Reflective Study in the Light of Partition Literature |
762-767 |
PDF |
| 04 |
Sheeba K. |
Spirit of 9/11: Philosophy in the Wake of Terrorism |
768-774 |
PDF |
| 05 |
Dr. Anupriya Singh |
Is the Novel Bhimayana a Step Towards Redefining Identity: A Study in the light of Existentialism in the Cultural Context of Post Revolutionary Mexico |
775-783 |
PDF |
| 06 |
Arshad Said Khan |
Hijra Autobiographies and the Failure of the Anthropological Interpretative Model |
784-794 |
PDF |
| 07 |
Arpita Raj |
Situating Vladimir Propp in the Structural Analysis of Indian Folktale: A Study |
795-803 |
PDF |
| 08 |
Bidisha Kantha |
The Deviant Gotipua: Subversion of ‘Gaze’ in Performance |
804-811 |
PDF |
Comparative Literature
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| 01 |
S.Karunya |
The Silence of the Silenced: A Comparative Study of Mulk Raj Anand’s Untouchable, Thakazhi Sivasankara Pillai’s Toottiyin Makan, Andal Priyadharshini’s Kazhivu and Malarvathi’s Thoopukaari |
812-821 |
PDF |
| 02 |
Neha Raghav |
Feminist Rewriting of King Lear and Jane Smiley’s A Thousand Acres: A Comparative Study |
822-828 |
PDF |
| 03 |
Saumyadeep Bhattacharya |
Cultural Conflict and Identity Crisis in Select Postcolonial British-‘Asian’ Fiction |
829-837 |
PDF |
| 04 |
Priyanka Chakraborty |
Alternative Tibetan Voices: A Comparative Study of the Narratives of Alai and Dhompa |
838-847 |
PDF |
| 05 |
Md. Abdul Wahab |
Crime and Confession: Overcoming Trauma in Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment and Rahimi’s A Curse on Dostoevsky |
848-858 |
PDF |
| 06 |
Cijo Joy |
Commerce and Liberty: Responses to the Slave Trade by Defoe and Swift |
859-869 |
PDF |
Critical Theories
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| 01 |
M. John Britto |
The Vital Agency of Poetic Images: A Study with Reference to Wallace Stevens’ “The Motive for Metaphor” |
870-880 |
PDF |
| 02 |
Dr. Mangesh M Gore |
Implications of Reader- Response Theory |
881-888 |
PDF |
| 03 |
Bilal Ahmad Dar |
Exorcising the Fear of Theoretical and Conceptual Opacity: An Illustrative and Definitive Approach to Deconstruction |
889-895 |
PDF |
| 04 |
Dr. Narinder K. Sharma |
Problematics of Hostland (Routes) and Homeland (Roots): Interrogating the Diasporic Space |
896-906 |
PDF |
| 05 |
Srishti & Dr. Narinder K. Sharma |
Gender Dynamics: Struggle of Women in the Black Panther Party |
907-916 |
PDF |
| 06 |
Mariyam Ilyas Siddiqui |
Interactive Theatre: Participation of Audiences and Their Role in Enhancing a Performance |
917-924 |
PDF |
Film and Literature
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| 01 |
Runoo Ravi |
The Role of the Mother in her Child’s Life: First Teacher-Lifelong Guide- Loving Advisor!!!! A Study through Select Hindi Films |
925-934 |
PDF |
| 02 |
Victor Mukherjee |
Gender Performativity and the Politics of Female Representation in Satyajit Ray’s Mahanagar: A Study |
935-943 |
PDF |
| 03 |
Rahul Chakrabarti |
‘Children of the Night’: An Ecofeminist Evaluation of the Scary |
944-958 |
PDF |
| 04 |
Reeba Sara Koshy |
Challenging Racial Supremacy: Decoding the Racial Prejudice in the Harry Potter Series |
959-968 |
PDF |
| 05 |
Chithra P. S. |
The Public/Private Dichotomy: The Representation of Women’s Identity in Malayalam Cinema of the 1980’s |
969-976 |
PDF |
African Literature
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| 01 |
Dr. Rita Mishra |
Redefining Womanhood in the African Context with Reference to the Writings of Buchi Emecheta |
977-987 |
PDF |
| 02 |
Dr. Asha S. |
Contending Patriarchy, Confronting Civilization: The Mother as the Doughty Rebel in Driss Chraibi’s Mother Comes of Age |
988-993 |
PDF |
| 03 |
Arlene Daimari |
Representation of Women’s Education in Buchi Emecheta’s The Bride Price: A Critical Study |
994-1005 |
PDF |
| 04 |
Asma Zahoor |
Achike Household as a Microcosm of Colonial Bearing- A Study of Eugene as a colonizer in Adichie’s Purple Hibiscus |
1006-1012 |
PDF |
| 05 |
Dr. Rohidas Nitonde |
Representation of Nigerian History and Diaspora in Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Short Stories |
1013-1017 |
PDF |
Irish Literature
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| 01 |
Roghayeh Farsi |
A Semiotic and Interpretative Analysis of Joyce’s “Araby” |
1018-1030 |
PDF |
| 02 |
Dr. Satya Paul |
Countering the Onslaught of Existential Pain: A Study of Samuel Beckett’s Play Krapp’s Last Tape |
1031-1038 |
PDF |
Pakistani Literature
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| 01 |
Harisree H G |
Female Bodies As ‘Symbols’ of Nation: A Reading of Bapsi Sidhwa’s Cracking India |
1039-1045 |
PDF |
| 02 |
Irfan Mohammad Malik |
Debunking the Dominant Narrative: A Study of Mohsin Hamid’s The Reluctant Fundamentalist (2007) |
1046-1051 |
PDF |
Canadian Literature
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| 01 |
Chandramani |
Environmental Re-Imagination in Margaret Atwood’s Surfacing |
1052-1059 |
PDF |
French Literature
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| 01 |
Alex E.R. & Dr. P. Indu |
Atiq Rahimi’s The Patience Stone: A Confession of a Hecatomb to a Comatose Husband |
1060-1066 |
PDF |
Italian Literature
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| 01 |
Saptaparna Saha |
Reframing the Cosmopolitan Ideal into a World of Refugee Crises: A Close Reading of Fabio Geda’s In the Sea there are Crocodiles |
1067-1076 |
PDF |
Russian Literature
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| 01 |
N. Vani Sri & Prof. Rajeshwari C. Patel |
Subtext in the Texts of Turgenev and Chekhov |
1077-1085 |
PDF |
Greek Literature
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| 01 |
Ashaq Hussain Parray |
Thinking beyond the Binaries of Good and Evil: Reading Zorba the Greek from a Mystic Perspective |
1086-1091 |
PDF |
