Professor in P.G. Dept. of English and Research Centre
Magadh University, Bodh-Gaya
Twenty first century is remarkable for a persistent search for positives, a quest for meaning that could impart some pattern to the chaotic flux of life. Man must exceed himself and grasp this real world with the combined powers of sense, soul and mi...
Postcolonial poetics tries to assess and analyse the mechanism of marginalization caused due to colonialism. It also tries to focus on the features of the hegemonic superstructure that operates through oppression, suppression, dislocation, disaffi...
This article focuses on how Amit Chaudhuri uses history against fiction and how he represents reality against fiction. In the nineteenth century , literature and history were considered branches of the same tree of learning , a tree which sought to i...
Shakespeare's King Lear)The article entitled "Man and the Mind" is in two parts. The first part is totally creative, based upon the personal experiences and findings, acquired from the discussion among peers whereas the second part is purely a critic...
Jhumpa Lahiri's The Namesake (2003), a Pulitzer winning novel is now a major motion movie. Lahiri won this prize for her collection of ghost stories Interpreter of Maladies. The Namesake is her first novel and a successful one. The story of the novel...
Language users have a remarkable ability to create, produce, and comprehend complex words. Words such as 'undercut' and 'bakery' appear to be composed of units, traditionally called morphemes, that recombine in rule-like ways to form other words, suc...
The human world cannot be separated from that of nature. Eco-criticism studies literature and environment from an interdisciplinary perspective and aims at improving human life on cultural, social, ethical and psychological levels. Anita Desai, deepl...
The paper examines Anita Nair's Ladies Coupe as a gynocentric narrative focusing on women's self-discovery, identity, and emancipation. Through the protagonist Akhilandeshwari and five other women travelers, the novel critiques patriarchal structures...
This paper analyzes the multidimensional theme of parenthood in Arundhati Roy's The God of Small Things. It explores three generations of parents in the Ayemenem family and examines how parenting styles?including biological, adoptive, foster, and sin...
The paper examines gender discrimination, segregation, violence, and patriarchal oppression faced by Afghan women as depicted in Khaled Hosseini's A Thousand Splendid Suns. It highlights physical, psychological, emotional, and sexual violence inflict...
This article examines the deep, complex, and unconventional relationship between the dizygotic twins Rahel and Estha in Arundhati Roy's The God of Small Things. It explores how the twins share an intense emotional and psychological bond that transcen...
The article examines Amish Tripathi's Shiva Trilogy through the lens of Hindu philosophy, mythology, and socio-political thought. It explores Shiva as both a cosmological and human figure, highlighting his transformation from an ordinary tribal leade...
The article examines the theme of women's search for identity in Shashi Deshpande's novel A Matter of Time. It focuses on the predicament of Indian middle-class women within a patriarchal society, highlighting issues such as disappointment, suppressi...
The paper examines William Shakespeare's concept of time as reflected in selected sonnets. It highlights time as a powerful, destructive, and devouring force that affects both human beings and nature, bringing decay, change, and death. The study anal...
The article presents a critical analysis of E. M. Forster's novel The Longest Journey, examining its autobiographical elements, philosophical concerns, and humanist vision. It explores the protagonist Rickie Elliot's search for self-understanding thr...
