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1. Gendering the Partition Narrative: a Reading of Bindu Bhatt’s Akhe Patar
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Rakesh Desai
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2. Asif Currimbhoy’s “The Refugee”: A New Historicist Reading |
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G. Vasishta Bhargavi |
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3. Playing With History and Fiction: Language as Medium |
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Anusha U. R
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4.Slaughter of the Soul in Pursuit of Perfection: A Study of Mahesh Dattani’s Characters
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Umed Singh
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On Love, Loss, Drunkenness and the Passage of Time:An examination of
the Individual’s Struggle for Salvation in Li-Qing Zhao’s “Like a
Dream,” “Rogue the Lips,” and Lamentation”
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Fiona N. Gurtiza |
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6. English Language Teaching in India- An Overview
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Sunandita Sarker
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7. Reality and Vision of Suicide In Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot and Act without Words I
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Subrata Biswas |
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8. Ecocriticism and the Human Psyche: An Appraisal of Hermann Hesse’s Demian through Jungian Psychoanalysis
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Sheena N.G.
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9. Identity Crisis in Bharati Mukherjee’s Jasmine
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Stalin.G |
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10. The Twofold Narrative of ‘survivor’ in Art Spiegelman’s Maus (A Survivor’s Tale): My Father Bleeds History
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Sayantani Saha |
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11. The Psychosexual Element in Miller’s A View from the Bridge
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Itishri Sarangi |
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