Professor in P.G. Dept. of English and Research Centre
Magadh University, Bodh-Gaya
The Interiors-vol-5-Issue-1
Hamlet is often perceived as a character-expounding and thoughtfultechnically termed as relativist, existentialist, and sceptical. The various theories set up by critics, but sympathetically, has at all times puzzled them, bear a partial truth that...
The White Tiger (2008) is Aravind Adiga’s first novel, for which he got Booker Prize. It depicts the most heartrending picture of imbalances in Indian society. Adiga depicts both the downtrodden, unpleasant deprived places like Laxmangarh and high...
Jane Austen is a prominent woman English novelist of Romantic period. Pride and Prejudice is her most famous novel. If we talk about plots of her most of the novels, though fundamentally comic, they give us a vivid reflection of the dependence of...
Ontological confluence is one of the creative emotional stress of Ruru and Priyumvada. Ruru in Aurobindo’s Savitri is a portrait of a lady. She shows how her femininity is discomfited. She is torn by endless conflict and indecision. It makes her p...
This article focuses on the confessional tone in the poetry of Kamala Das who is a feminist poet. She is one of the most distinctive Indian poets writing in English. Although, her poetic output is very slender and comprises only three volumes of p...
The present article is intended to explore and explain Shashi Deshpande’s broader vision of the human world in which woman stands as an integral constituent of all that is known as human. What is human, if not, a combination of both man and woman?...
Train to Pakistan is Khushwant Singh’s classic novel of an isolated village in Punjab that is plunged into an abyss of religious hatred and communal violence on the eve of partition of India into India and Pakistan. With its enduring themes of lov...
Racism and class-ism signify the traumatic conditions under which African Americans live in white America. Toni Morrison considers racial discrimination and class exploitation a primary obstacle in the lives of African Americans. Hence the conflict...
An autobiography is meant to locate those moments of being in which the self coincides with self and intuitively recognises an existential rightness and an underlying pattern. An artist though makes use of materials from his personal life, the per...
The word ‘Dalit’ has acquired a special meaning in the Indian society. They were the untouchables in the social set up, leading a life of penury and were worst exploited and oppressed by the upper caste. The word ‘Dalit’ has its existence from the...
Dalits have been the extremely backward and deprived sections of the Indian society suppressed since a long time only on account of their lowly birth. They have been exploited socially, physically, economically, mentally, and above all, emotionall...
The present paper seeks to explore the role of female characters in the major novels of Anita Desai. No Society or country can ever progress without an active participation of women in its overall development. Although the place of women in societ...
Nissim Ezekiel is a great Indian poet who is very much conscious of imageries, myths, social rituals and religious aspects of India. He gave strong Indian colour to his poetry. Ezekiel has used Indian English in his poems to parody the confused us...
Jasmine is a novel of immigration and assimilation , both on physical and psychological levels. In this novel , Bharati Mukherjee fictionalises the process of Americanisation by tracing a young Indian woman’s experiences of trauma and triumph in h...
Literature is the mirror of society. Before the 18th century, thinkers of the society gave ethical, social and philosophical views through local songs, Lyrics, Poems, Parables, Drama etc. But in modern age, it is being done by the process of Journ...
