Professor and Head in P.G. Dept. of English and Research Centre
Magadh University, Bodh-Gaya
The Interiors Volume-10-Issue-1
In this paper I would like to consider how Task Based language teaching can be effectively incorporated for teaching English as a second language. Ever since David Wilkins, the British linguist distinguished between what he labelled as ‘synthetic...
The present article aims at exploring how ‘Alienation’ and ‘hope’ in the fictional work of PreetiShenoy is the heart of the matter. The word, ‘hope’ provides a tiny ray of positive note that eliminates all obscurity and disenchantment. When aliena...
In the digital age, the influence of literature on social media has become a fascinating and significant phenomenon. Social media platforms have created a vast forum for the dissemination and discussion of literary content. From viral quotes and p...
Khushwant Singh holds a distinguished place in Indo-Anglian fiction. He is a prolific writer. He is product of 20th century. He was born beforeIndia was separated from Pakistan. Therefore, he has observed what happened in 1947 during partition. At...
Anita Desai and Arundhati Roy are the two most celebrated feminist novelists, whose personality and vision have been shaped and designed by the traditional Indian society. Both the novelists have quite poignantly depicted the development of the re...
Studies worldwide have explored how Grammarly as Electronic Tool (E-Tool) assists ESL (English as a Second Language) students in enhancing their writing. Thepresent study aims to improve Madrasa ESL learners’ writingby minimizing inflectional morp...
Indian English Literature (IEL) refers to a specific body of works written by the Indian writers in English. Some of the predominant figures of this genre are R.K Narayan, Raja Rao, and Tagore. Modernism in Indian English Literature is primarily ch...
The traumatic situations and agonies are psychological terms which are generally found in the works of Indian diasporic writers. In Indian English literature, BharatiMukherjee is a famous writer who presented these terms prominently in her novel “...
This article is written in context with a different perspective about how acts and actions of subaltern men are responsible for the suffering of subaltern women.I have taken two instances from the novel of Mahasweta Devi’s Outcaste. One story is a...
The notion of identity has gained significant prominence in current cultural studies and literary analysis. The statement conveys the notion of self-perception and the comparative analysis of one’s identity with others. Therefore, our identity pla...
The world saw two horrific and devastating World Wars which traumatized people since then. Their needs and ambitions took a different track and their lives became increasingly exhaustive and full of desolation. Specifically giving light to the Ame...
Chitralekha Banerjee (29 July 1956), well known as Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni is an Indian American novelist, poet, essayist and the professor of creative writing program at the university of Houston. Born and brought up in Calcutta and later movi...
The intersection of literature and film is an enthralling region where two distinct art forms converge, engaging audiences through distinct sensory experiences. This article provides a critical analysis of the relationship between literature and f...
A prominent living woman novelist, ShashiDeshpande has contributed significantly to the firm establishment of feminist literature in Indian English Writing. She dislikes being called a feminist writer because she considers it aform of patriarchal...
“My true self, my character and my name were in the hands of adults, I had learnt to see myself through their eyes, I was a child, this monster they were forming out of their regrets.” — Jean-Paul Sartre, Les Mots Jean Paul Sartre’s conception of...
