Professor and Head in P.G. Dept. of English and Research Centre
Magadh University, Bodh-Gaya
The Interiors Volume-10-Issue-1
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The refugee has always occupied an abject position within the official discourses of nationhood, citizenship and belonging. Politically and legally identified as an ‘other’, the refugee’s personhood, most often, fails to receive acknowledgement of...
English is the most widely used language in the world. English, a member of the Indo-European group of languages, has flourished into a world language. Spoken by more than 370 million people in the United Kingdom, the United States and the former...
The Jnanpith award winner Girish Raghunath Karnad is an acclaimed dramatist who went back to the roots of Indian myth and tradition in order to paint a vibrant picture of the Indian society. He uses myths which are believed to be an inseparable pa...
Several scholars have tried to define the term children’s literature from different angles to provide a universal definition but as childhood is not a static condition and in turn a child is also the product of a particular culture. Thus children’...
Adiga has won great laurels winning the prestigious Man Booker Prize, 2008 for his debut novel, The White Tiger. The book is crafted in the epistolary form, as a series of letters written over the period of seven nights. Through these letters, the...
Fiction is born out of the society in which it lives. It does not ignore the change in the society, synchronic or diachronic rather portrays them in befitting manner. In the portrayal of society, the representation of women emerges as the most sig...
Modernism covers a vast panorama of socio-political events. In literature too, the period covers various art movements like Symbolism, Imagism, Dadaism, Surrealism, Expressionism and Vorticism. The term “modernist poetry” is usually applied to the...
In India family is perhaps the most important social institution. Women are considered the integral and central part of this structure. They are perceived as grihalakshmi-the bountiful goddess. However, this image is more rigid than flexible and h...
People form affective ties with the spaces they inhabit via their experiences and expressions of emotion.To develop a sense of attachment and belonging to a specific community and its environment, it is natural for humans to associate and interact...
Enola Holmes and Nancy Drew are well-known personalities in the world of detective fiction. They are teen detectives. Nancy Springer created Enola’s character and Edward Stratemeyer is the creator of Nancy Drew. Enola is presented as the sister of...
Christopher Pinney in his book, Photos of the Gods : The Printed Image and Political Struggle in India (2004) calls visual culture “an experimental zone” where new possibilities and new identities are forged, and Pinney here focuses primarily on t...
Women have often been a trouble-free target in a male-chauvinistic world over many centuries. They found themselves to be victims to injustice, viciousness and inhumanity throughout human history whenever there were local or global conflicts and w...
Shashi Deshpande writes about Indian women with the authority of the universal female experience. When she embarks on journey through the sea of human relations, she discovers at its depth the most complicated and hidden feelings of woman. These p...
Annie Zaidi is a keen observer of her own society, and her writing is guided by a strong sense of social justice. She has written about problems associated with India’s democratic process, its bureaucracy and infrastructure, and it’s cultural and...
Women have been an aggrieved lot down the ages. The problems faced by women are the major issues in Indian writers especially the Indian writers like Girish Karnard,Vijay Tendulkar, Kamala Markandaya et al have dealt with women centered problems i...
