Vol. 34 No. 2 (2024)

Articles

• Front Matter

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• Introduction

  Tanu Gupta

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• “No African American Personnel to Care for this Patient”: Semiotic Recall of Racial Culture and “Leaky” Ethics in Jodi Picoult’s Small Great Things

  Adhitya. B, Padmanabhan. B

  1-10

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• Pursuing Environmental Equity in Postcolonial India: An Eco-Material Exploration of Arundhati Roy's Novels - The Ministry of Utmost Happiness and The God of Small Things

  Aditi Singh, Tanu Gupta

  11-20

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• Aavarana: Unveiling Distorted History and Challenging the Popular Narrative of Indian Culture

  Anjana S, Savitha A R

  21-30

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• ‘Betwixt’ and ‘Between’: Exploring Liminality in Appupen’s The Snake and The Lotus

  Ashish Murmu, Binod Mishra

  31-46

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• The Depiction of Violence and Racism in Sherman Alexie’s Indian Killer

  Jahanavi Anand

  47-56

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• Deconstructing Homonormativity through Necrophilia in R. Raj Rao’s “The Gang Rape”

  Kuhu Sharma Chanana

  57-67

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• Duality of Death and Discourse: Sylvia Plath's Legacy through Hartsock's Standpoint Prism

  Mohammad Rahmatullah, Tanu Gupta

  68-77

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• Climate Change, Urban Dystopia, and Unimagined Communities: Reading Prayaag Akbar’s Leila

  Manoj Rajbanshi, Nagendra Kumar

  78-88

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• Tracing Intersectionality in Indira Goswami’s The Moth-Eaten Howdah of the Tusker

  Nidhi, Tania Bansal

  89-98

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• Redefining Humanity: The Intersection of Technological Advancements and Human Essence in Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner

  Mohammad Farogh Alam

  99-108

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• “Toast is me. I am toast.”: The Mnemotechnics of Consumption and Technohybrid Identity in Margaret Atwood’s Oryx and Crake

  Pritikana Karmakar, Nagendra Kumar

  109-118

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• Contextualizing the Identity Dynamics in Abdulrazak Gurnah’s Paradise: A Study in the Light of Raymond Williams’s Concept of Dominant, Residual, and Emergent

  Parvanshi Sharma

  119-127

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• Kavita Kane’s Karna's Wife: The Outcast’s Queen - Unveiling the Untold Perspective in Indian Mythology

  S. Raadhai, N. Geethanjali

  128-137

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• Diaspora, Memory, and Identity: The Act of Remembering and Forgetting in Mitali Perkins’ You Bring the Distant Near

  Rangnath Thakur, Binod Mishra

  138-147

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• From Exile to Expression: A Study of Transgenerational Trauma in Siddhartha Gigoo’s, A Fistful of Earth

  Sheikh Farhan, Aruna Bhat

  14-157

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• Cultural Conflicts in the Family Relations of Indian Immigrants in Lahiri’s The Namesake

  Ridhima Bhalla, Kum Kum Ray, Siddhartha Singh

  158-177

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• Unveiling the Subaltern Narrative: A Study of Namdeo Dhasal's Poems in The Current of Blood

  Ritu Sharma

  178-187

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• From Cultural Nationalism to Transnationalism: A Diasporic Odyssey in Jhumpa Lahiri’s The Namesake

  Shweta Chaudhary, Smarika Pareek

  188-198

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• “It’s Turning You into ... Extensions of Itself”: Consciousness and Connectivity in David Walton’s The Genius Plague

  Saswati Swayamprava, Nagendra Kumar

  199-208

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• Purple Hibiscus: An Intersectional Reading

  Sayima Irshad

  209-218

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• Kom and Mirza: On the Transformative Ability of Autobiographies

  Shubhangi Negi

  219-228

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• Reclaiming the Literary Space by The Genre of Autobiography in the Era of ‘Post-Truth’: A Critical Inquiry

  Vineeta Gupta, Manju

  229-239

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• Dimensions of Diaspora: A Study of V. S. Naipaul’s Select Fictions

  Tamali Neogi

  240-249

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• The Dispensable Migrants: A Study of Representation of Illegal Migration in Indian Cinema

  Tanushri Banerjee, Gunjan Gupta

  250-260

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• The Gaian Synergy of Science and Ecological Myth in Vedic Literature and Upanishad

  Asish Kr. Charan, Tanu Gupta

  261-269

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