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CONTENTS
Sr.No. |
Author |
Title of the Paper |
Pg.No. |
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Indian Literature |
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| 01 | Dr. Mukul Joshi | Rudyard Kipling’s Jungle Books: Magic and Wonder Rooted in Common Life |
01-10 |
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| 02 | Anuj Kumar Agarwal & Dr. Indu Singh Rajput | Ruth Jhabvala and Anita Desai’s Influence on Nergis Dalal |
11-20 |
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| 03 | Dr. Deepa Tyagi | Craftsmanship of the Stream of Consciousness in Mulk Raj Anand’s Lament on the Death of a Master of Arts |
21-29 |
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| 04 | Kavita Saini | Sanskrit Theatre and Abhigyan Shakuntalam: An Analytical Study |
30-37 |
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| 05 | Anuradha Choudhary | Social Status of Women in Jammu Region: As Described in Folk Literature (18th To 19th Century) |
38-44 |
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| 06 | Sunil Kamal | Explicating Historical Dynamics of Disintegration in Kashmir: Tracing Politics of War through a Study of Short Stories of Akhtar Mohiuddin |
45-52 |
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| 07 | Arijit Chakraborty | Spirituality in Indian English Fiction with Special Reference to Anita Desai |
53-61 |
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| 08 | Sumitra Dahiya ‘Seim’ | Themes, Symbols and Metaphors of Partition in Indian Literature: A Critical Analysis of Tamas by Bhisham Sahni |
62-74 |
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| 09 | Riyanka Chatterjee | Articulating the Unheard: “Rethinking Subjectivity” through a Selective Study of Mahasweta Devi’s Short Stories |
75-84 |
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American Literature |
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| 01 | Jahana Sheri E.K | History Is Truth, Truth Is History: An Analysis of Lois Lowry’s Number the Stars |
85-92 |
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| 02 | Dr. Vibhavari Kulkarni | Exploration of Afghan Cultural Crisis: Khaled Hosseini’s The Kite Runner |
93-98 |
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| 03 | Addison Hinton | Cather’s Call for Co-existence |
99-106 |
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| 04 | C. Satish Reddy & G. M. Sundaravalli | Free Man, Kidnapped into Slavery and Miracle Liberation: Solomon Northup |
107-119 |
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| 05 | Dr. Prakrithi H.N. | Narrating the Self: Negotiating the Traumatic Past in Zainab Salbi’s Memoir, Between Two Worlds-Escape from Tyranny: Growing up in the Shadow of Saddam |
120-129 |
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| 06 | C. Satish Reddy & G. M. Sundaravalli | Manumitted from Slavery before the American Civil War: Bethany Veney |
130-138 |
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African Literature |
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| 01 | Dr. K. Sathyapriya | Universal Cry: Home Is a Home |
139-145 |
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| 02 | Dr. Shital Shivaji Nangare | Marital Conflict in Zakes Mda’s Select Novels: The Madonna of Excelsior and Black Diamond |
146-152 |
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| 03 | Nikhat Parveen | Discrimination against the African Women in the Novels of Ngugi wa Thiong’o |
153-162 |
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| 04 | Rituparna Nath | Ngugi Wa Thiong’o’s Decolonizing the Mind: The Politics of Language in African Literature as a Postcolonial Text |
163-171 |
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| 05 | Hima Parayil Kalesan | Anxiety of Authorship and African American Women Poets |
172-178 |
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British Literature |
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| 01 | Darshana Chakrabarty | Submit or Rebel: Identity Crisis or Creation among the Female Protagonists of Jean Rhys’ Novels: Quartet, Voyage in the Dark, Wide Sargasso Sea and After Leaving Mr. Mackenzie |
179-190 |
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| 02 | Raj Das | A Logotherapeutic Reading of Satan in Milton’s Paradise Lost, Book I |
191-197 |
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Critical Theories |
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| 01 | Dr. Apara Sharma | Contemporary Criticism: Amalgam or Conjecture (A Quest for the Appropriate Prism) |
198-207 |
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| 02 | Tanya Stafsholt Miller | Cresting the Wave: Bringing the Discourse of Women’s Rights Rhetoric to a New Equilibrium |
208-223 |
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Comparative Literature |
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| 01 | Pinki Gogoi | Representation of Women in Achebe’s A Man of People and Ngũgĩ’s
A Grain of Wheat: A Comparative Study |
224-235 |
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Spanish Literature |
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| 01 | Najma | Re-imagining Trujillo: An Interplay of History-Fiction and Power-Violence in The Feast of the Goat |
236-247 |
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Turkish Literature |
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| 01 | Dr. Suganthi Hebzibha. R | The Impressive Use of Parallelism in the Epistles of St. Paul |
248-268 |
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Poetry |
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| 01 | Anissa Sboui | Down-to-Earth |
269-271 |
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| 02 | Michael Lee Johnson | Dance of Tears, Chief Nobody |
272-273 |
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| 03 | Pooja Kushwaha | Mental Balance |
274-275 |
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| 04 | Lenny Della Rocca | Cathy |
276-277 |
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| 05 | Dr. Sachidananda Panda | All Alone |
278-279 |
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| 06 | Niranjan Patel J | Ganga |
280-281 |
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| 07 | Raj Das | The Refugee’s Song |
282-284 |
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| 08 | Revathy C M | Life’s Bliss |
285 |
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| 09 | Chuck Taylor | On The Ride Home from Work |
286 |
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| 10 | Ujjal Mandal | Why Did Swami Vivekananda Leave us so Young? |
287 |
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Fiction |
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| 01 | Chirantana Mathkari | The Tribute |
288-291 |
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| 02 | Habib Mohana | The Florist |
292-298 |
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| 03 | Pooja Kushwaha | Hidden Murder |
299-303 |
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| 04 | Jayanthi Papa Rao | The Rights |
304-310 |
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Interview |
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| 01 | Shahaji Mastud | Interview of Dr. Anand Patil by Shahaji Mastud |
311-327 |
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