Volume 6, Issue 1 - January 2026
Twenty first century is remarkable for a persistent search for positives, a quest for meaning that could impart some pattern to the chaotic flux of life. Man must exceed himself and grasp this real wo...
Postcolonial poetics tries to assess and analyse the mechanism of marginalization caused due to colonialism. It also tries to focus on the features of the hegemonic superstructure that operates thro...
This article focuses on how Amit Chaudhuri uses history against fiction and how he represents reality against fiction. In the nineteenth century , literature and history were considered branches of th...
Shakespeare's King Lear)The article entitled "Man and the Mind" is in two parts. The first part is totally creative, based upon the personal experiences and findings, acquired from the discussion amon...
Jhumpa Lahiri's The Namesake (2003), a Pulitzer winning novel is now a major motion movie. Lahiri won this prize for her collection of ghost stories Interpreter of Maladies. The Namesake is her first...
Language users have a remarkable ability to create, produce, and comprehend complex words. Words such as 'undercut' and 'bakery' appear to be composed of units, traditionally called morphemes, that re...
The human world cannot be separated from that of nature. Eco-criticism studies literature and environment from an interdisciplinary perspective and aims at improving human life on cultural, social, et...
The paper examines Anita Nair's Ladies Coupe as a gynocentric narrative focusing on women's self-discovery, identity, and emancipation. Through the protagonist Akhilandeshwari and five other women tra...
This paper analyzes the multidimensional theme of parenthood in Arundhati Roy's The God of Small Things. It explores three generations of parents in the Ayemenem family and examines how parenting styl...
The paper examines gender discrimination, segregation, violence, and patriarchal oppression faced by Afghan women as depicted in Khaled Hosseini's A Thousand Splendid Suns. It highlights physical, psy...
This article examines the deep, complex, and unconventional relationship between the dizygotic twins Rahel and Estha in Arundhati Roy's The God of Small Things. It explores how the twins share an inte...
The article examines Amish Tripathi's Shiva Trilogy through the lens of Hindu philosophy, mythology, and socio-political thought. It explores Shiva as both a cosmological and human figure, highlightin...
The article examines the theme of women's search for identity in Shashi Deshpande's novel A Matter of Time. It focuses on the predicament of Indian middle-class women within a patriarchal society, hig...
The paper examines William Shakespeare's concept of time as reflected in selected sonnets. It highlights time as a powerful, destructive, and devouring force that affects both human beings and nature,...
The article presents a critical analysis of E. M. Forster's novel The Longest Journey, examining its autobiographical elements, philosophical concerns, and humanist vision. It explores the protagonist...
The article examines T. S. Eliot as a major poet of modern sensibility with special reference to The Waste Land. It analyzes the spiritual, moral, and cultural disintegration of post?First World War E...
The article explores and evaluates the major themes and narrative techniques in Kiran Desai's Man Booker Prize?winning novel The Inheritance of Loss. It examines the novel against the backdrop of glob...
The article explores the theme of nostalgia as a dominant emotional and aesthetic force in English poetry. It examines how poets express memories, sentimental attachment, loss, and recollection throug...
The article examines the symbolic significance of the kite in Khaled Hosseini's The Kite Runner, highlighting it as a central motif that embodies themes of guilt, betrayal, redemption, memory, and hop...
The article offers a postcolonial reading of Kiran Desai's The Inheritance of Loss (2006), examining the impact of colonial legacy, globalization, and diaspora on individual and collective identities....
The article examines the treatment of social issues in Mulk Raj Anand's novels Untouchable (1935) and Coolie (1936), focusing on the lives of the underprivileged, untouchables, coolies, sweepers, and...
The article analyzes Shobha De's novel Strange Obsession through the lens of Abraham Maslow's theory of physiological needs, with particular emphasis on sex as a fundamental human requirement. It exam...
The article examines the pervasive themes of disillusionment and despair in T. S. Eliot's The Waste Land, situating the poem within the socio-cultural and spiritual crisis of post?First World War Euro...
This paper examines the applicability of qualitative research design in content-based English language teaching, focusing on communication-based instructional approaches for English language learners....
The article explores the philosophical, spiritual, and mystical dimensions of life as reflected in C. L. Khatri's poetry collection For You to Decide. It examines how the poet blends reflections on ph...
The paper presents a thematic analysis of Ruskin Bond's children's novel Angry River, focusing on the varied dimensions of human character and the necessity of compromise when life confronts death. It...
The article examines the concept of time and space in T. S. Eliot's major poems, highlighting how modern scientific, philosophical, and cultural developments reshaped literary perceptions of temporali...
This article presents critical reviews of two contemporary poetry collections: Multiple Waves by Binod Mishra and For You to Decide by C. L. Khatri. The first review highlights Mishra's poetic versati...
This poem reflects on the moral, spiritual, and cultural condition of the contemporary world through rich literary allusions and symbolic imagery. It juxtaposes hope and despair, faith and fear, tradi...
This poem gives voice to the pain, humiliation, and historical suffering of the Dalit community caused by caste-based discrimination and social exclusion. Through direct, confrontational language, the...
