Professor and Head in P.G. Dept. of English and Research Centre
Magadh University, Bodh-Gaya
The Interiors Volume-10-Issue-1
Haruki Murakami is one of the most renowned writers of contemporary literature. He enchants readers with his ability to seamlessly blur the lines between ordinary and extraordinary, reality and imagination. In this paper, we shall critically study...
Untouchability is a black mark on our society. It is a curse for hindu society. It is a curse not from God; it is a curse from humans themselves. Untouchables are called by many names e.g. dalits, Pariahs, depressed class, outcast, downtrodden cla...
The present paper shall seek to delve into Dr. Vina Mazumdar’s memoir Memories of a Rolling Stone to trace the growth of a feminist consciousness in an Indian feminist activist. Dr. Vina Mazumdar (1927-2013) was a pioneer of women’s studies and a...
One of the heated arguments which is focal to feminism is about equality difference in context of race, class, sexuality and ability. Mainstream feminists have often been accused of obscuring these differences in their tendency to universalize the...
“There is no reason to assume that gender also ought to remain as two. The presumption of a binary gender system implicitly retains the belief in a mimetic relation of gender to sex whereas gender mirrors sex or is otherwise restricted by it.” (Ju...
The Bard of Stratford- upon Avon has been the subject of innumerable academic debates and multifarious cultural transmissions. Shakespeare’s plays have been taught as part of the academic curriculum, adapted for diverse theatrical productions, th...
This research paper delves into J.M. Coetzee’s novel Disgrace within the context of post-apartheid South Africa, focusing on power dynamics and powerlessness. Through the lens of Michel Foucault’s theories, it analyses the misuse of power by indiv...
Shobha De holds a unique place among Indian feminist authors. Apart from being a novelist, she has been a regular columnist for several newspapers. Her novels deal the life of modern and elite class women, the glamour and dark realities of cosmopo...
Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot, a masterpiece from twentieth-century literature stands as an in-depth analysis of the hyperlink between “Everyday” and “Space-time.” This research paper explores temporal and spatial dimensions that are inherent...
Speculations on the future has been a central element of human civilisation. Hope and fear are the two points of origin of such speculations. Hope, over the centuries, has given rise to utopian narratives while fear has birthed various dystopian n...
Patriarchy is that social institution which provides superior status to the male and inferior to the female. It promotes that powerstructured relationship in which one section of the society is controlled and governed by the other. The domination o...
This paper delves into Rabindranath Tagore’s short story “Mastermoshai”, unravelling its profound implications for educational philosophy. By conducting a comprehensive analysis, the study explores Tagore’s nuanced portrayal of the teacher-student...
Vikram Seth is one of the most fascinating and versatile writers in Indian English literature. Seth made remarkable contribution to Indian English literature by writing not only novels but also books of poetry, travelogue, biographies and memoires...
Children and adolescents, of the present age, are much conscious about their body constructs. There arisesa dissatisfaction, denial and insecurity about their bodies, when they gauge themselves with societal paradigms. In order to confirm to ideal...
This paper will explore and contrast the depictions of pandemics in Daniel Defoe’s A Journal of the Plague Year(1722) and Albert Camus’ The Plague (1947). While both works engage with the theme of pestilence, they differ significantly in their his...
