The Dalit and Non-Dalit Women Autobiographies
Yeshwant Madhav Radhakisan Woman from Maharashtra was introduced to education which was her path to literature. The Marathi Autobiographies translated […]
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POWER, LANGUAGE AND CONTEXT: THE SOCIOLINGUISTICS OF BILL CLINTON’S BETWEEN HOPE AND HISTORY
Uzoechi Nwagbara This paper explores the importance of language in gaining power as well as in appealing to one’s audience
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English Giant Poets in First World War
Wilfred Owen (1893-1918) and Keith Barnes (1934-1969) Tahir Mehmood Poetry! The gift of God, Poetry is the best way of
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Nature and Ecocriticism in Cry, The Peacock and Fire on the Mountain.
C.G.Shyamala The study of the relationship between literature and the environment has fostered human attitudes toward the environment as expressed
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Metaphor of Body in Margaret Atwood’s The Edible Woman
Shamsoddin Royanian & Zeinab Yazdani The Edible Woman was written in the 1960s, when the society was dominated by men.
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Gender Assertion in Colonial India: A Study of Paromita by Sumathi Sudhakar
Shalini Yadav Krati Sharma Sumathi Sudhakar’s novel Paromita sets in 19th century Bengal when revolutionary ideas were in the air.
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The Road To Wigan Pier: Labyrinth Of Poverty
Dr. N R Sawant George Orwell was the social rebel, and the ardent liberal. He personally experienced the pangs of
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Mahesh Dattani’s Thirty Days in September: A Study in the Treatment of Incest
Santosh Kumar Sonker Mahesh Dattani is an Indian English Sahitya Akademi Award winning playwright who has trained his critical gaze
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The Poetic Genius of Sudeep Sen: A Critical Perspective
Dr.Sandhya Tiwari The work of an artist is appreciated over a period of time; but, there are a few who
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The Professional World in David Mamet’s Glengarry Glen Ross
Sanchita Das Glengarry Glen Ross (1984), a play for which Mamet was awarded Pulitzer Prize actually concerns a group of