Professor in P.G. Dept. of English and Research Centre
Magadh University, Bodh-Gaya
The article examines T. S. Eliot as a major poet of modern sensibility with special reference to The Waste Land. It analyzes the spiritual, moral, and cultural disintegration of post?First World War European society as depicted in Eliot's poetry. The...
The article explores and evaluates the major themes and narrative techniques in Kiran Desai's Man Booker Prize?winning novel The Inheritance of Loss. It examines the novel against the backdrop of globalization, diaspora, cultural displacement, and so...
The article explores the theme of nostalgia as a dominant emotional and aesthetic force in English poetry. It examines how poets express memories, sentimental attachment, loss, and recollection through verse. Drawing examples from major English poets...
The article examines the symbolic significance of the kite in Khaled Hosseini's The Kite Runner, highlighting it as a central motif that embodies themes of guilt, betrayal, redemption, memory, and hope. The study explores the novel as a bildungsroman...
The article offers a postcolonial reading of Kiran Desai's The Inheritance of Loss (2006), examining the impact of colonial legacy, globalization, and diaspora on individual and collective identities. It focuses on characters such as Jemubhai Patel,...
The article examines the treatment of social issues in Mulk Raj Anand's novels Untouchable (1935) and Coolie (1936), focusing on the lives of the underprivileged, untouchables, coolies, sweepers, and exploited child labourers in pre-independent India...
The article analyzes Shobha De's novel Strange Obsession through the lens of Abraham Maslow's theory of physiological needs, with particular emphasis on sex as a fundamental human requirement. It examines the character of Minx, whose traumatic childh...
The article examines the pervasive themes of disillusionment and despair in T. S. Eliot's The Waste Land, situating the poem within the socio-cultural and spiritual crisis of post?First World War Europe. It explores how industrialization, urbanizatio...
This paper examines the applicability of qualitative research design in content-based English language teaching, focusing on communication-based instructional approaches for English language learners. It explains the research methodology, including q...
The article explores the philosophical, spiritual, and mystical dimensions of life as reflected in C. L. Khatri's poetry collection For You to Decide. It examines how the poet blends reflections on physics and metaphysics to awaken human consciousnes...
The paper presents a thematic analysis of Ruskin Bond's children's novel Angry River, focusing on the varied dimensions of human character and the necessity of compromise when life confronts death. It examines the protagonist Sita's emotional growth...
The article examines the concept of time and space in T. S. Eliot's major poems, highlighting how modern scientific, philosophical, and cultural developments reshaped literary perceptions of temporality and spatiality. It analyzes Eliot's use of exte...
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...
This poem reflects on the moral, spiritual, and cultural condition of the contemporary world through rich literary allusions and symbolic imagery. It juxtaposes hope and despair, faith and fear, tradition and modernity, emphasizing the erosion of hum...
This poem gives voice to the pain, humiliation, and historical suffering of the Dalit community caused by caste-based discrimination and social exclusion. Through direct, confrontational language, the poet challenges notions of purity, pollution, and...
