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Volume 18:10 October 2018
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Reading the Nation – The Global Perspective


  • Greetings from the Principal ...
    Rev. Sr. Dr. Kulandai Therese. A

  • Editor's Preface ...
    R. Rajalakshmi, Assistant Professor and Head
    Department of English

  • Caste and Nation in Indian Society ...
    CH. Chandra Mouli & B. Sridhar Kumar

  • Nationalism and the Postcolonial Literatures ...
    Dr. K. Prabha

  • A Study of Men-Women Relationship in the Selected Novels of
    Toni Morrison
    ...
    G. Giriya, M.A., B.Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D. Research Scholar &
    Dr. M. Krishnaraj

  • Historicism and Animalism –
    Elements of Convergence in George Orwell’s Animal Farm
    ...
    Ms. Veena SP

  • Expatriate Immigrants’ Quandary in the Oeuvres of
    Bharati Mukherjee
    ...
    V. Jagadeeswari, Assistant Professor of English

  • Post-Colonial Reflections in Peter Carey’s Journey of a Lifetime ...
    Meera S. Menon
    II B.A. English Language & Literature

  • Retrieval of the Mythical and Dalit Imagination in
    Cho Dharman’s Koogai: The Owl
    ...
    R. Murugesan
    Ph.D. Research Scholar

  • Racism in Nadine Gordimer’s The House Gun ...
    Mrs. M. Nathiya
    Assistant Professor

  • Mysteries Around the Sanctum with Special Reference To
    The Man From Chinnamasta by Indira Goswami
    ...
    Mrs. T. Vanitha, M.A., M.Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D.

  • The Pathetic Plight and the Bleating Voice of Marginalized People in Richard Wright’s The Color Curtain ...
    P. Nelson Raj, Research Scholar
    Dr. S. Azariah Kirubhakaran

  • Khaled Hosseini’s The Kite Runner as a Cultural and Hybridity Study ...
    Nidhiya. P., M.Phil. Research Scholar (Part-Time)

  • A Post-Colonial Perspective on the Novel Coonardoo: The Well in the Shadows ... Evanjaline Nightingale, M.

  • Parent – Adolescent Interconnection in Modern India:
    A Critical Study on Chetan Bhagat’s
    2 States: The Story of My Marriage
    ...
    K. Prabha, Research Scholar
    Dr. R. Soundararajan

  • Partial Perspective Neglected Gender in the Works of Mrinal Pande ... Pranita Sanghi

  • Hindu - Muslim Identity and Representation of Gendered Partition in Manju Kapur’s
    Difficult Daughters and A Married Woman
    ...
    Dr. V. Ponmari

  • The Portrayal of National and Spiritual Aspects in
    Raja Rao’s Kanthapura
    ... Dr. S. Rammanohar Pari

  • Nationalism and Partition of Amitav Ghosh’s The Shadow Lines ...
    D. Renita Shirley, M.Phil. Scholar

  • Caste Prejudices in U.R. Ananthamurthy’s Samskara – A Rite for a Dead Man ...
    Ankush Mahajan, M.A. English, M.A. Philosophy

  • Between History and Imagination:
    Reading the Representation of Ayyappankovil Eviction in
    Selected Life Narratives
    ...
    Shijomon K Varghese, Research Scholar

  • Diasporic Consciousness in Rohinton Mistry’s Family Matters:
    A Study
    ...
    Dr. S. Neelakandan and M. Karunakaran

  • Affinity of a Hijra towards the Society from Anuradha Roy’s The Ministry of Utmost Happiness ...
    Ms. S. Leena Devanesam, M.A., M.A., B.Ed., M.Phil., (Ph.D.)

  • Archaeology’s Role in Preserving the Culture and Heritage of a Society ...
    Vasundhara G, 2nd B.A. English Literature

  • Varthamanapusthakam: A Travelogue and a Minority Narrative ...
    R. Harinarayanan, M.A. Final Year

  • The Portrayal of Alienated Mother in Mother Courage and Her Children by Bertolt Brecht ...
    A. Periyasamy, M.Phil., Research Scholar (FT)

  • Sociology in Salman Rushdie’s Midnight’s Children ...
    R. Santhiya, III B.A. English Literature

  • Thiruvalluvar’s Literary Imagination, Universality and Ideological Positioning for Today’s Nation Building ...
    Mrs. K. Ramya Devi

  • Glimpses of Ecocriticism in Anand’s Untouchable and Its Relevance in Contemporary India ...
    Anurag Jadaun, M.A., M.Phil.

  • Gita Mehta’s A River Sutra: A Silent Symphony of Indian Culture and Heritage ...
    P.M.S. Renuga, Guest Lecturer

  • Post-colonial Indian Writing in English Literature and Nationalism ...
    Mrs. V.P. Abirami, Ph.D. Research Scholar in English Literature

  • Culture and Heritage ...
    Dr. N.K. Rajagopaulan, M.A., M.Ed., M. Phil., D.M.E.L. [Fr.] D.Litt. (Ph.D.)

  • Caste, Gender and Nation Compared with the Novel
    The Handmaid’s Tale
    ...
    Angel M., III B.A. English Literature

  • Historical Impressions in Paulo Coelho’s The Spy ...
    Aiswaria Samyuktha. S., II B.A. English Literature

  • From Tradition to Modernity:
    An Analysis of Female Characters in Attia Hosain's
    Sunlight on a Broken Column
    ...
    Arya Balachandran, M.Phil. Scholar

  • “Unnamed Islands in the Unknown Sea” – A Blood Narrative ...
    Dr. Bijoyini Mukherjee

  • Coexistence of Culture and Nature in
    Gift in Green by Sarah Joseph
    ...
    S. Krithika Devi

  • Listening Skill: The Kernel of Life Skills ...
    Dr. S. Meena Rani

  • Exoduction: A Pretrusted Culture Identity ...
    Ms. Nandhini. E., M.Phil. Research Scholar

  • Gender Referred by Historical Movement of
    Gender Equality and Poem
    ...
    Pursoth kannan. M.

  • Globalization and Literary Imagination: World War III ...
    Sita. S., I B.A. English Literature

  • Never Let Me Go - Kazuo Ishiguro ...
    S. Yalini, III B.A. English Literature

  • Postcolonialism in George Orwell’s Animal Farm ...
    K. Mythily, III B.A. English Literature

  • Analysis of Women and Their Relationships with Society in
    Shobhaa De’s Starry Nights
    ...
    R. Rajalakshmi, M.A., M.Ed., PGDCA. M.Phil. and Dr. P. Jayaseela

  • Shobha De and Feminism ...
    R. Rajalakshmi, M.A., M.Ed., PGDCA. M.Phil.


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