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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