Professor and Head in P.G. Dept. of English and Research Centre
Magadh University, Bodh-Gaya
The Interiors Volume-8-Issue-1
The paper aims at examining the concept of time in some sonnets of William Shakespeare. His sonnets focus on various themes like beauty, friendship, love, procreation, nature, time and death. Moreover, the concept of time is a major theme in his s...
E. M. Forster was a novelist, essayist and critic. He was educated at Tonbridge School and King’s College, Cambridge. Later on, he was made an honorary fellow of the University. While at Cambridge he developed contacts and got himself associated w...
The present article is a reflection of modern society. There is no labour but gold, no love but lust, no wisdom but conspiracy, no spirituality but infertility. Yes, this is modern sensibility. Eliot, a versatile genius, extraordinary personality...
What makes Desai’s fiction so fascinating is the vast canvas of our contemporary society in which the themes of alienation, cultural clashes, displacement and exile are presented in the broad perspective of globalization. The sensitive socio-polit...
Focusing on the mention of emotion-words and pathetic touch, this paper deals with the theme of previous sentimental memories of human mind. Literature is a subject to be dealt with heart. Verses as one of the streams of literature get more highli...
The aim of this paper is to highlight the kite as a major symbol in The Kite Runner, the best selling debut novel that introduced the Afghan American novelist Khaled Hosseini, to millions of readers to the world over. The novel follows the maturat...
Kiran Desai’s novel The Inheritance of Loss (2006) depicts the lives of its main characters – a judge, his 16 year old granddaughter Sai, and the son of their cook, Biju- at specific moment in India’s colonial and national history and amid a fast-...
Mulk Raj Anand’s half a dozen novels deal with the social issues in pre-independent India. Unlike the other Indian social novelists Saratchandra or Premchand, Anand dealt with the lowest strata of Indian society – the untouchables, coolies, sweepe...
Strange Obsession is one of the best novels of Shobha De which is based on lesbian relationship. The novel revolves around a female character Minx whose childhood was devoid of parental love, care, and attention. She was neglected by her parents....
Disillusionment and despair is the main theme of the modern poetry after the First World War. In the context of this theme, The Waste Land comes in its own frontier. The poet of this era presents the realistic and unconscious modern world. The dep...
This paper presents a description of the methodology used in this study in order to provide an understanding of how the research on the applicability of qualitative research design in content-based English language teaching was conducted. It inclu...
Philosophical, spiritual and mystical aspects of life are Khatri’s major concerns in his poetry. With his philosophical musings and insight, he does his best to awaken a lost soul from the deep slumber so that he can continue the existential journ...
Ruskin Bond is an outstanding contemporary Indian English writer. In fact, he is a living legend who has portrayed life and experiences through different genres of Literature. His writings are equally popular among the children and adults. Besides...
With the advent of modern science and technology new concepts are used in poetry. Though time and space have been talked about by ancient writers as Aristotle and Plato, its usage in the modern scenario has changed greatly. Eliot in his writings h...
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 versatility, emotional depth, and thematic diversity, emp...
