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Romanticizing the right to exploit: Speciesism in Jack London’s White Fang
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Doris Lessing’s Leap into Apocalyptic Fiction
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Vihang A. Naik, Indian Poet in Conversation with Vishwanath Bite
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Symbolism, Irony and Humour in Girish Karnad’s Play Tughlaq
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Book: Musings of A Wanderer Author :Shreya Chatterjee ISBN: 978-81-8253-267-0
Binding: Paperback Publisher: Cyberwit.net Language: English Price: Rs. 200 Reviewed By: Dr. Vishwanath Bite Editor-In-Chief, The Criterion: An International Journal
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Myth and History in Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart and Arrow of God
R. Geetha Lecturer in English, Sri Krishna Arts & Science College, Coimbatore & Dr. Pauline Das Associate Professor of English,