Vol. 3 No. 6 (2015): Volume III Issue VI August 2015

Article

• Feminism in Girish Karnad’s Plays

  Dasaradhi India

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• Portrayal of Madhav Jha Unyielding Will in the Novel of Chetan Bhagat ?Half Girlfriend

  Anuvesh Sylvester Gill

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• Origin and development of Bildungsroman novels in English literature

  Mr. SimhachalamThamarana

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• Indian Chick Lit in English: Adopted or Adapted

  Saneya

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• Social-Political Orientation and Reflection of Indian Culture in Shashi Tharoor’s The Great Indian Novel

  Dr. Amit Kumar

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• The Call of the Wild: what went wrong in Achebe’s No Longer at Ease

  Dr. Aparajita Hazra

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• The Analysis of Cohesive Devices in Psychology Research papers using Discourse Analysis Technique

  Aysha Mohd Sharif

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• The Awakened Mind: Rediscovery and Realization in Kiran Desai’s The Inheritance of Loss

  R.D.Gomathi I.S.John Vijayakumar

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• An Exploration of Aurobindo’s Mystic Consciousness: Rose of God

  Abhishek Kumar Jaiswal

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• A Tale of Two Cultures: David Lodge’s Nice Work

  Tanmay Chatterjee

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• The Self-effacing Woman: A Study of Kate Keller in Arthur Miller’s All My Sons

  Samita Mishra Dr. Shruti Das

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• Ecofeminism in Surfacing: A Study of Self-Discovery

  Debarati Chanda

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• Exploring Psychological Health of Orphan Adolescents: A Comparative Analysis

  *Dr.Sukhminder Kaur

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• Conflict Between Illusion and Reality: A Study of Tennessee Williams? The Glass Menagerie

  Dr. M. Jayachandran

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• Bilinguals? Reaction to Taboos: A Case Study on Persian Speaking Azari Natives

  Nasibe Asefi

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• DYNAMICS OF DISSONANCE IN ALICE WALKER?S NOVEL ?MERIDIAN?.

  Dr. Meena Pydah

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• Teaching English as a Second Language in India

  * A.Shailaja ** S. Subba Rao

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• Elements of Magical Realism in the Odyssey of Protagonist in Chithra Bannerjee Divakaruni’s THE MISTRESS OF SPICES

  M. Sumathy, Dr. S. Florence

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• The Sacred and the Profane: A Reading of Pamuk’s Snow

  *Tapas Chakrabarti **Hetal Patel

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• Family Relationship in Shashi Deshpande’s The Dark Holds No Terrors

  *S.Lavanya **K.Anand Kumar

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• Alienated Psyche of Mr. Biswas in V. S. Naipaul’s A House for Mr. Biswas

  Archana

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• The Pageant of Contemporary World in The Selected Poems of Ted Hughes: A Critical Analysis

  *Dr. Vineeta Kaur Saluja **Prashant M

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• A Study of Moliere’s The Miser within the Apparatus of Northrop Frye’s Theory of Modes

  Mrs. Neha Singh Ramveer

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• Transgression in the Select Novels of Ananda Devi and ManjuKapur

  T.Priya

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• Michael Ondaatje’s Coming through Slaughter: a Satire against the Multiculturalism Policy of Canada

  Monalisa Mansingh Lecturer in English

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• The Dark Holds No Terrors ? A Woman Searching For Her Identity

  Dr. Bipin Chandra Uniyal

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• Melancholy Jacques: Shakespeare’s Happiest Conception

  Sheryll

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• Articulation of the Feminine Voice: A Study of That Long Silence

  KusumGulia

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• A Study of A Changing Country As Depicted in Khaled Hosseini’s Novel ?The Kite Runner

  *Aradhana Mukherjee **Dr.Neelum Saran

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• Comparative Literature: Fresh Frontiers and New Challenges

  Dr. Milon Franz

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• NEIL SIMON?S GOD?S FAVOURITE: A STUDY

  PADMA

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• Santiago strives to accomplish the Abraham Harold Maslow theory -Hierarchy of Needs in the novel The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho

  nuvesh Sylvester Gill

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