
C O N T E N T S
Sr. No. |
Author |
Title of the Paper |
Pg. No. |
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Indian Literature |
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01 |
Dr. Ashish Gupta |
Chokher Bali : Preponderance upon Women Education |
01-10 |
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02 |
Archana Gaur & Dr. Rajesh Babu Sharma |
Reclaiming Voice in Select Indian Women Poets |
11-19 |
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03 |
Balesh Kumar Chauhan |
Cultural and Religious Diversity in Freedom Song of Amit Chaudhuri |
20-29 |
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04 |
Irene Samuel & Susan Sanny |
Skeleton Existence: Gendered Violence Against Women in Amrita Pritam’s Pinjar |
30-37 |
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05 |
Dr. Bharati S. Patnaik |
Vijay Tendulkar’s Sakharam Binder: Naturalistic Expression of Lust and Violence |
38-44 |
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06 |
Sanjay Prakash Dubey |
Place and Displacement: Search for Eco-Cultural Identity in Amitav Ghosh’s The Hungry Tide and Sea of Poppies |
45-57 |
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07 |
Sindhu N S |
Poornachandra Tejaswi’s Swaroopa and Abachoorina Post Offisu: An Existential Study |
58-64 |
|
08 |
Ravinder Singh |
Shashi Deshpande’s A Matter of Time (1996): Journey as an Archetypal Pattern of Life |
65-73 |
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09 |
Chaitali Gorai |
The Isolated Navigator: Salman Rushdie’s Manifestation of Self in Haroun and the Sea of Stories |
74-82 |
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10 |
Dr. Chandrima Sen |
An Ecopoetic Study on P. K. Patra’s Select Poems |
83-90 |
|
11 |
Sudhakar Lahu Ahire |
Dalit Consciousness: A Critical Analysis of Untouchable a Novel of Mulk Raj Anand |
91-97 |
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12 |
Namitha Dev & Neerej Dev |
Reimagining the British Rule Through Shashi Tharoor’s ‘An Era of Darkness: The British Empire in India’ |
98-104 |
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13 |
Dr Vinod K. Chopra & Ritika Khanna |
Tormenting Experience through Ill-treatment and Mortification: A Study of Dalit Short Stories |
105-113 |
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14 |
Dr. T. M. S. Maideen |
Textual Analysis: An Emerging Woman in Boman Desai’s A Woman Madly in Love |
114-121 |
|
15 |
Dr. B. Mangalam |
Narratives from the Margins: A Reading of Tamil Dalit Literature |
122-131 |
|
American Literature |
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01 |
Dr. S.K. Agrawal & Munna Lal |
An Analysis of Arthur Miller’s Social Conscience |
132-144 |
|
02 |
Shib Shankar Chowdhury |
Ethnographic Study on Expression and Affect: “21st Century Anglo-American Women and Their Pop Songs” |
145-161 |
|
03 |
Joyanta Dangar |
Eco-spirituality in Stephen Alter’s Wild Himalaya |
162-168 |
|
04 |
Rabi Chandra Singh |
Reflections of the Self and Memory in the Short Stories of Tobias Wolff |
169-175 |
|
05 |
Beena Khati |
Slavery and Motherhood in Toni Morrison’s novel Beloved |
176-182 |
|
06 |
Purbasa Banerjee |
Wonder Woman: American Dc Comics |
183-188 |
|
Language & Linguistics |
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01 |
Shabana Swarnakanth Kati & Dr. Mukul Joshi |
Bloom’s Taxonomy as a Teaching Pedagogy for Communication Skills at Engineering Colleges in India |
189-197 |
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02 |
Razvi Syeda Saima Syed Vaseuddin & Dr. Mehrunnisa S. Pathan |
An Integrated Skill Approach: A Comparative Study |
198-210 |
|
03 |
Dr. Prithiviraj Singh Chauhan |
English Language Teaching to Rural Students: Challenges and Strategies |
211-219 |
|
04 |
Sudha Shaw |
“Can I Change the Ending of the Story?”: Literature in the Classroom |
220-230 |
|
05 |
Aruna Bommareddi |
Translating Region: A Case of Kannada and Telugu Oral Epics |
231-239 |
|
British Literature |
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01 |
Chandana Rajbanshi |
A Tale of Two Women: A Feminist Study of Sarah Kane’s Phaedra’s Love |
240-248 |
|
02 |
Moumita Santra |
We are What We Eat: Food, Society and Culture in J. R. R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings |
249-259 |
|
03 |
Kaustubh Mishra |
Age, Memory and Identity in Julian Barnes’ The Sense of an Ending |
260-266 |
|
Critical Theory |
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01 |
Dr. Savita A Patil & Jaishree Premkumar |
Reading of Sexual/Textual Politics by Toril Moi to Study and Analyze Anglo-American and French Feminism through Moian Lens |
267-278 |
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02 |
N. Ankanna |
Similarities and Contrasts of Transcendentalism and other Ideologies |
279-286 |
|
03 |
Dr. Shweta Gupta |
Renaissance of Law and Literature in the Modern Era |
465-473 |
|
Pakistani Literature |
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01 |
Dr. Anita Sharma & Ritu Sharma |
Reading Amir H. Jafri: Honour Killing and Feminism |
287-299 |
|
02 |
Debasish Nayak |
Taslima Nasrin and the Fourth World Literature |
300-308 |
|
African Literature |
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01 |
Adaobi Olivia Ihueze, Ngozi Jacinta Ozoh & Ebele Peace Okpala |
Women and Power in Akachi Adimora-Ezeigbo’s The Last of the Strong Ones |
309-318 |
|
Canadian Literature |
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01 |
Venkatesh Puttaiah & Sowmya A |
Reading Reflections of The Tempest: Margaret Atwood’s Hag-Seed from Postcolonial and Postmodernist Perspectives |
319-335 |
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Comparative Literature |
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01 |
Twinkle Kumar |
Functions of the Play within a Play in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Hamlet and Women Beware Women |
336-341 |
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French Literature |
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01 |
Dr. Anum Mirza |
Fun and Games: A Study of Ionesco’s Victims of Duty |
342-348 |
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Nepali Literature |
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01 |
Rudra Bahadur Charmakar |
Dalit Literature and Socio-Political Consciousness in Reference to the Novel Likhe by Sharad Poudel |
349-362 |
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Danish Literature |
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01 |
Dr. Salama Isak Maner |
Kaleidoscopic View of Short Story The Bell |
363-371 |
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Russian Literature |
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01 |
A. Harisankar |
Cultural Colonialism and Resistance in the Nineteenth-Century Russian Novels |
372-388 |
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Film & Literature |
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01 |
Sethulakshmi S |
Finding Home Within: A Cross Cultural Study of Sudani From Nigeria |
389-396 |
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Humanities |
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01 |
Sudha Shaw |
When Hardworker Strive to go the Extra Mile, Colleagues cannot Digest the Success of their co-Colleague Psychologically |
397-407 |
|
POETRY |
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01 |
Ardra KS |
Achromatic Paradise |
408-409 |
|
02 |
Dr. A. Raihana Barvin |
My Beautiful Life |
410 |
|
03 |
A. Arun Daves |
Hope and Life |
411-412 |
|
04 |
Hettiarachchige Diluksha Prasad Jayawardana |
My Orthopedist Told Me One Day |
413-415 |
|
05 |
Frank Zahn |
The Culprit |
416 |
|
06 |
Joel Gonsalves |
Don’t Lose Yourself, Little One |
417 |
|
07 |
Dr. Jimmykumar Prajapati |
Unconditional Path |
418 |
|
08 |
Dr. Sandip Saha |
Self-Deceit |
419 |
|
09 |
Shatakshi Mishra |
Humankind Will Outshine |
420-421 |
|
10 |
Surbhi Sharma |
Grannie’s Shawl |
422-423 |
|
FICTION |
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01 |
Khemendra K. Kumar |
From the Eyes of The Foreigner |
424-432 |
|
02 |
Rick Naymark |
Lunch with Louis Armstrong |
433-439 |
|
BOOK REVIEW |
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01 |
Dr. Priyadarshini Chakrabarti |
Perspectives on Indian Dalit Literature: Critical Responses by Dipak Giri |
440-445 |
|
02 |
Pooja Kushwaha |
The Buddha of Suburbia by Hanif Kureishi |
446-453 |
|
03 |
Julia Devardhi |
Dwelling with Denial by Rajiv Khandelwal |
454-456 |
|
04 |
Dr. Pulkita Anand |
Bhaunri by Anukrti Upadhyay |
457-460 |
|
05 |
Raphael Chukwuemeka Onyejizu |
I Don’t Need Your Pity: Collection of Sounds and Motions by Chiamaka Amalachukwu Ugoka |
461-464 |
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