Editors
Dr. Lakhipriya Gogoi Mr. Deeptangshu Das
Assistant Professor Assistant Professor
Department of English Department of English
Dibrugarh
University
Dibrugarh University
Contents:
Goutam
Karmakar
Abin
Chakraborty
Rimi Nath
4. Writing Kashmir, Writing the End of Empire: A Study of two Post-war British Novels
Somjyoti
Mridha
5. The Depiction of Dalit Women in Indian Women’s Poetry in English
Shruti
Sareen
Gutimali Goswami
Punyashree
Panda and Trina Bose
8. Transformed
Role of Jewish American Women in Judaism: Reading Rebecca Goldstein’s Mazel
Bhaskar
Lama
9. Being to Becoming: The Discourse of Self in Doris Lessing’s The Golden Notebook and Love, Again
Sanghamitra Sadhu
10. Afghanistan
in Post-9/11 American Poetry: A Creative Response to Orientalism
Joydeep
Chakraborty
Damini
Kashyap
12. Aesthetics of the Grotesque Body: The Dismemberment Metaphor in the Assamese Folktale “Tejimola”
Jharna Choudhury
13. Subversion of Post-Truth Discourse and Data Politics in Indian Agrarian Crisis:Kota Neelima’s Shoes of the Dead
Miruna George and Jaya Selvi D
14. Theorizing the Ontology of ‘Home’ in Diaspora Imagination
Bhagabat
Nayak
Ashes Gupta
16.
“Walking with the Gods”: Writing Body and Land in India’s Northeast
Rakhee
Kalita Moral
Anindya
Syam Choudhury and Kinshuk Chakraborty
18. Muslin
in their Mouths: Identifying Conflict in Sophie Mackintosh’s The Water
Cure
Chaandreyi
Mukherjee
19. Altered
States: A Reading of Cesar Aira’s An Episode in the Life of a Landscape
Painter
Mubashir
Karim
Mridula
Kashyap
21.The Order of Extra-Terrestrials – Researching the Dynamics of Alien Forms in Science Fiction
Ruchita
Machal
Isha
Biswas
Pratik
Chowdhury
Cr
Patricia Mary Hodge
25. The
Unclean Female Body and the Discourse of Sanitation in Three
Cinematic Texts
Sugandha
Sehgal
26. The
City of Colombo in Carl Muller’s Colombo and Shyam
Selvadurai’s The Hungry Ghosts
Esther
Daimari
27.To Be
or Not To Be? The Dichotomy of Being Oneself in Jhumpa Lahiri’s The
Namesake
Priyanka
Sharma
28. The Image of Mahatma Gandhi in Advertisement: Subverting its Conventional Semiotics
Saba Anish and Dwijen Sharma
29. Revisiting Gender Narratives: A Critical Study of Nee Devi’s Short Stories
Gurumayum
Deepika
30. Revisiting Bhadralok: “Dangoriya” as the term for Assamese Masculinity
Parikshit Sarmah
Pronami
Bhattacharya
Sango
Bidani and Zahra Rizvi.
33. The
neoMONSTERS Thesis: Dystopias, Ideologies and Monsters in Ghoul and Betaal
Sami
Ahmad Khan
34. Hunger, Representation, and the Gorkhaland Movement
Samiran
George Ghissing
35. The
Pastoral Power Dialectic: A Foucauldian Reading of The Slayer Slain
Mini M
Abraham
36. Fandry:
A Cinematic Journey from Rejection to Resistance
Jaishree
Kapur
Shafayat Hussain Bhat and Amandeep Singh
38. The
Flora and Fauna in Karnad: A Study of Nāga-Mandala and The
Fire and The Rain
Devamitra Chakraborty
39. “A-death-within-the-self—the
phenomenal expulsion of expectation”: Reading Narratives of Miscarriage
Bonjyotshna Saikia
40. Bi Now, Gay Later or Gay Now,
Bi Later: A Close Reading of Cinnamon Gardens
Monoj K. Hazarika
41. Rereading ‘Mahatma’ in Indian History through a
reading of Bhimayana: Experiences of Untouchability
Mushrifa
Ibrahim
42. The Colonial/ Postcolonial Gaze: A Feminist Analysis of
Malek Alloula’s The Colonial Harem
Nazrana Haque
Lakshminath Rabha
Lakshminath Kagyung
Book Review
Anubhav Pradhan
2. preeto and Other Stories: the male gaze in urdu
Harshit Nigam