Vol. 7 No. 5 (2019): Intentional Conference on Revisioning and Rewriting Her Self: An Exploration of Women's Writings.

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• Conflict of Culture in the Perspective of a Female Diaspora in Meena Alexanders Novels

  S Abirami

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• Denigrating and Traditional Stereotypes of Black Women With Reference to Toni Morrison’s Sula

  Dr B. Ajantha Parthasarathi

  11

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• Garrisoned Moments: Memory And Nationalism in Rohini Mohan’s The Seasons of Trouble: Life amid the Ruins of Sri Lanka's Civil War

  C. Amutha Charu Sheela

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• Understanding Black Feminism through Intersectionality

  Dr. S. Sridevi, Dr. B.V. Saraswathy

  11

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• The Nationalist and Dravidian Movement's Impact On pre-independent Tamil women's writings

  Divya S, Dr. S. Chitra

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• Across Liminality to a Grand narrative- the Historic Expedition of Women with Regard to Chithra Divakaruni’s Queen of Dreams

  Darly Mathew

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• Gender-divide and a Turbulent Society

  Dr. K Kannan Prasad

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• Cultural and Social insights of Aboriginal Women in Holding up the Sky: Aboriginal Women Speak

  Fahmida Sanoupher P.M

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• Epistolary Fiction: An Analysis of a Narrative Sub-Genre in Alice Walker’s The Color Purple and Hanan al- shaykh’s Beirut Blues

  A. Heba Rajili

  11

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• Between Conformity and Transgression: A Cyberfeminist Critique

  Jayakrishnan R

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• Black Feminism in Alice walker’s The Color Purple

  K. Dhureshavar

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• Conflict Between Passivity And Rebellion In A Patricentric Universe In The Sandal Trees by Kamala Das

  Nitta .P. John, Dr. S. Franklin Daniel

  10

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• Woman as Refugee in Inside Out and Back Again By Thanhha Lai

  Dr Sr A Princy Anto

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• Feminist Rendition of Mahabharata in Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni’s The Palace of Illusions

  Priyankha R

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• Feminist Writers and Their Female Protagonist

  Swami. Pushpaladevi. Kanda

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• Exploring Animus in Women's Writing: Rereading the Borderland Writings of Mamang Dai with Reference to Jungian Psychology

  T. Rexlin, Dr. R. Mercy Latha

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• Women and culture; A study of Attia Hosain’s Sunlight on a Broken Column (1961) and Zarina Bhatty’s Purdah to Piccadilly (2016) through auto ethnographical lens

  Safrine. N

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• Re-visioning and Re-writing her Self in Sudha Murthy’s Gently Falls the Bakula

  Vinodini -, Dr. T. Jayakumar

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• Redefining the Self: Diaspora and Women in Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni’s Arranged Marriage

  M. Aishwarya

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• Weaving Tales and Breaking Bonds: A Collective Analysis of Select Assamese Narratives

  Joveeta Justin

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• Cultural Conflict: An Analysis of Bharati Mukherjee’s Wife and Monica Ali’s Brick Lane

  Bemi -

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• Self-Writing through Recipes: A Study on Select Contemporary Indian Foodoirs by Women

  Brindha T. Sachdanandam

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• An Archetypal Pattern of Redemption in "You can Heal Your Life" of Louise L. Hay

  Dr. Binoj Mathew, Bela P.O.

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• The Reductive Male Gaze: Doing Sensory Ethnography

  Umar Nizarudeen

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• Revisiting African Families through Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s “Cell One”

  Sr. F. Mary Joyce Baby

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• Dichotomy of Motherhood as seen in Shashi Deshpande's The Binding Vine

  Mrs Pearline Paulraj

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• Pragmatic Feminism in Indian women Novelists

  Dr. K.S. Antonysamy

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• Remembering Love and Loss through Food: A Study of Padma Lakshmi’s Memoir Love and Loss and What We Ate

  Dr. Annam Ragamalika

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• The Labyrinth of Feminine Psyche and Sensibility in Anita Desai's Cry, the Peacock

  S. Vikesh

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• A Thematic Analysis of Jhumpa Lahiri’s ‘Interpreter of Maladies’

  Dr. T. Kanchana Devi

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• Women and Ethnicity in the Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison

  R. Infant Lourdu Rashni, I. Wilson

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• Sudha Murty’s Mahashweta in the light of Margaret Atwood’s ‘Survival’

  D. Chandra Vadhana

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• The Role Of Magical Realism In Helping The Protagonist Gain Her Voice In The Society And In The Domestic Realm Of The Ranch - Like Water For Chocolate.

  T. Reshika

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• Acknowledging the Healing Nature of Women

  Dr. Latha. S

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