Vol. 2 No. 5 (2014): Volume II Issue V September 2014

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• The Existential Angst: A Study of J.K Rowling’s Harry Potter Series

  Dr. S. Kanya Kumari

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• Memory, History, And Past in Women’s Slave Narratives

  Devika Suresh

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• The Harrowing Experiences and Realities of Maya in Anita Desai’s Cry, The Peacock.

  Sibani Gantayet

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• The Biblical Gender Bias in Shakespeare’s Macbeth

  Shashikant Acharya

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• R.B. Patankar’s Views on Aesthetics: Finding the Real Significance in the Content of a Literary Work

  Dr. Harbir Singh Randhawa, Sangeeta Agarwal

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• ‘POETRY: LOVE SPURNED, APPEARENCES, BORN FREE’

  Puja Chakraberty

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• Reading Rancière: The Possibility of Politics, the Viability of Aesthetics

  Nitin Luthra

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• The Issue of Absenteeism among the Working Community - A Study in Plantation Sector.

  Nisanth M, V.S. Kochu , krishna Kurup

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• Death Levels All - A Comparative Study of The Poems “Death, The Leveller” By James Shirley And “Smashana Vatika” (A Telugu Poem By Gurram Joshuva)

  N. Uma Maheswara Rao, Prakasam A.P , Srinivasa Rao

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• Gender roles and representation of feminine identity in Ramayana: A Critical Study

  Munmi Hazarika

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• Behind the surprised endings of O Henry’s short fiction: Fantasy (Psychology) and O Henry’s material reality

  Ms. Sharifa Akter

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• Autobiography as Testimony: Truth and Fiction in Tehmina Durrani’s Writings

  Soumita Adhikary

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• An Eco-feministic Reading of the Rituals of Poomalakkavu and Marakkalappattu, the folk culture of North Kerala

  Sujatha A V

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• Moral Lessons in Shakespearean Tragedies

  Dr. Sneh Lata Sharma

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• Political Condition of India During The Time of Six Century BCE: As Description of Sixteen Mahajanpadas

  Garima Bhart

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