The Indian Review of World Literature in English

A Bi-Annual Online Literary Journal

ISSN: 0974 - 097X

John Milton - William Shakespeare - Thiruvalluvar - Homer - T.S.Eliot - William Wordsworth - Thomas Mann - Gustav Flaubert - Leo Tolstoy - Henrik Ibsen - Albet Camus - Franz Kafka - Jean Paul Sartre - Percy Bysche Shelley - John Keats - Charles Dickens - Virgil - John Steinbeck - James Joyce - Ernest Hemingway - William Faulkner - Walt Whitman - Robert Frost - Chinua Achebe - Wole Soyinka - R.K.Narayan - Pablo Neruda - Jaques Derrida - Ezra Pound - I.A.Richards - William Empson - Wilson Knight - Coleridge - Dante - Albert Camus - Alfred Tennyson - Robert Browning - Rupert Brooke - Seamus Heany - Arundathi Roy - Anita Desai - A.D.Hope - Virginia Woolf - Sri.Aurobindo - Emily Dickinson - Herman Melville - Eugene O'Neill - Arthur Miller - Fileding - Byron - Emerson - Bertolt Brecht - Saul Bellow - Philip Roth - Donald Davie - Cervantes - Sigmunfd Freud - Henri Bergson - Thom Gun - Aldous Huxley - Edwin Muir -William Blake - George Orwell - Mathew Arnold - Margaret Atwood- Allen Tate - Tom Stoppard - Samuel Becket - Dylan Thomas - W.B.Yeats - Volataire - Marcel Proust - H.G.Wells - Evelyn Waugh - Subramanya Bharati - Rabindranath Tagore - Fydor Dostoevsky - Charles Lamb - Francis Bacon - Joseph Addison

IRWLE

Vol - 5 : No - II
July, 2009


	Contents
	1. Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina: There is no Light at the End of the Tunnel
		Abhilasha Singh

	2. Analogies and Contrasts in Roy’s The God of Small Things, Mukherjee’s Jasmine and Syal’s Anita and me
		Fewzia Bedjaoui

	3. Can the Woman Speak? - A Reading of Ross, Kroetsch and Atwood
		Nivedita Majumdar

	4. Priscilla Hart’s Search for Identities in Riot
		Amrendra Sharma

	5. Sustainable Employability Skills for Engineering Professionals
		V. Saravanan

	6. Voices from the Yore: Therigatha Writings of the Bhikkhunis
		Asha Choubey

	7. Dorothy Richardson's Contribution To English Fiction
		Ganesan Balakrishnan

	8. Silence! The Court is in Session: The Quintessence of Gender Discrimination
		Megha Trivedi

	9. Terrible Fish in Sylvia Plath’s Mirrors: Perception and Relevance of Mirror Imagery
		Rajani Sharma

	10. The Modern World through the Luminous Path of Prose Fiction - A Reading of Graham Greene’s A Burnt-out Case and The Confidential Agent as Dystopian Novels
		Ayo Kehinde

	11. The Plight of Stolen Generation in Jane Harrison’s Stolen, an Australian Aboriginal play.
		B Devi Kamala

	12. Signposts of Alterity: Cary Philips’s The Final Passage.
		Nah Charles Nyitsotemve