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Contents
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1.
Count Dracula versus Abraham Van Helsing through
the Looking Glass: A Tour de Force
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Narasingha P. Sil |
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Social Criticism in Aravind Adiga’s Between the Assassinations |
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Radhika Chopra |
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Oil, Imperialism, Underdevelopment and the Vampire
State in Tanure Ojaide’s The Activist |
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Chijioke Uwasomba |
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4.New Historicism: An Intensive Analysis and Appraisal
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Rajani Sharma |
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Realisation through Suffering in the Select Novels of Patrick White: Voss, The Eye of The Storm and Riders In the Chariot |
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Anitha Subramanian |
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Becoming Animal: A Critical Study on Popati Hiranandani’s My Granny and Sanjukta Rout’s Curfew |
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Kousik Adhikari
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Decoding Female Resistance in Buchi Emecheta’s Kehinde |
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Dolly V.Muanching |
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8. “The Indigestible Elements”: Witches and Female Identity in Jeanette Winterson’s The Daylight Gate
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Mihaela Cristina Lazăr |
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9. Magical Realism: Growth and Development
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Pragyan Prabartika Dash |
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10. Evolution of a New Genre: Life Narration in Beatrice
Culleton’s April Raintree and Sally Morgan’s My Place |
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Judith Sophia Lawrence |
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11. Anne Tyler’s The Amateur Marriage as a Domestic
Tragedy – A Study |
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Megala Devi |
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