New Academia: Vol. VIII Issue II April 2019

New Academia: An International Journal of English Language and Literary Theory

(Online ISSN 2347-2073) (UGC Journal. No. 44829)

Volume VIII Issue II April 2019

Editor: Dr. Sachin Londhe

Contents

1. DEREK WALCOTT’S DREAM ON MONKEY MOUNTAIN: A COMPLICATED PRESENTATION OF POSTCOLONIAL CONDITION OF THE WEST INDIANS

Dr. Md. Manirul Islam

2. IDENTITY CRISIS IN SHASHI DESHPANDE’S NOVEL ‘THAT LONG SILENCE’

Naveen

3. CHAMAN NAHAL’S AZADI: ACCULTURATION AND ENCULTURATION IN COURSE OF FREEDOM MOVEMENT

Ms. Reena A. Desai

4. AN ANALYSIS OF ABDUL RAZAK GURNAH’S NOVEL “DESERTION” : A HISTORIOGRAPHIC METAFICTION

Dr.Rajesh Thakur

5. INTEGRATING VALUES INTO ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING

Akila. S

6. THE INTERPLAY BETWEEN COPY AND REALITY: DECIPHERING THE FIRST PHASE OF SIMULACRUM THROUGH CHRISTOPHER NOLAN’S FOLLOWING

Dr. Amar Singh

7. MYTHOLOGY AND LITERATURE: REVISINTING AND REINTERPRETING THE PAST

Disha

8. R.K.NARAYAN’S ‘WAITING FOR THE MAHATMA’: AN ENTOURAGE TO GANDHI

Dr Sudarsan Sahoo

9. GEORGE ORWELL’S 1984: A POST-MODERN ROMANCE

Tasnima Yasmin

10. PARTITION FROM A CHILD’S PERSPECTIVE IN IRFAN MASTER’S A BEAUTIFUL LIE

Dr. Soumana Biswas

11. CULTURAL HEGEMONY IN BAMA’S KARUKKU

G.Prabhakaran

12. CROSS DRESSING AS A LIBERATIVE DISGUISE: THE MOTIF OF THE MASCULINE MASK IN APHRA BEHN’S THE ROVER OR THE BANISHED CAVALIERS

Ms. Prathibha P. & Dr. Sajitha M.A.

13. LISA MCINERNEY’S THE GLOROIUS HERESIES AS A CRITIQUE OF THE CONTEMPORARY REALITY IN IRELAND

Maria Sony

14. RUSSIAN EMIGRANT WRITING AND MARITAL MALADJUSTMENT: AN ASSESSMENT OF VLADIMIR NABOKOV’S PNIN

Tanaji S. Kamble & Tripti K. Karekatti

15. EXPLORATION OF MALE GAZE, VOYEURISM AND SEXUAL OBJECTIFICATION OF WOMAN IN KAMALA BY VIJAY TENDULKAR AND LIGHTS OUT BY MANJULAPADMANABHAN

Ms.Sapanpreet Kaur

16. WOMEN AND DRUG ABUSE: A STUDY OF ABHISHEK CHAUBEY’S UDTA PUNJAB

Zarrin Tashneem

17. THE POLITICAL SPECTRUM OF NAYANTARA SAHGAL’S MISTAKEN IDENTITY

Dr. Podalapalli Babu

18. REPRESENTATION AND RETRIEVAL OF COMMUNITY: A CRITICAL STUDY OF MAMANG DAI’S THE LEGENDS OF PENSAM

Sanatan Mandal

19. ARTICULATING SILENCE: EXPLORING PRATHIBHA RAY’S YAJNASENI WITH A FEMINIST LENS

Suryakant Yadav

20. GREED FOR MONEY IN VIJAY TENDULKAR’S THE VULTURES

Dr. Pandurang Ananda Kirdat & Mr. Milind Baburao Patil

21. THE INCURIOUS CASE OF SABARIMALA: A STUDY OF ARCHETYPAL LEANINGS IN “WOMAN AS THE TEMPTRESS”

Nitika Garg

22. THE PORTRAYAL OF POVERTY IN SELECT SHORT STORIES OF ANTON CHEKHOV

Dr. Shashank B. Mane.

23. NEGOTIATING DIASPORIC IDENTITIES IN POSTCOLONIAL INDIAN CINEMA

Dr. Richa Bijalwan

24. READING VIJAY TENDULKAR’S KANYADAAN IN/FOR OUR TIMES: SOME REFLECTIONS

Umesh Kumar

25. A PEOPLE'S WRITER AND HIS MARGINALITY: STUDY IN MARGINALIZED SELF IN NAIPAUL’S TRAVELOGUES

Dr. Gaurav Deep

26. TRAUMA ON THE BIG SCREEN: AN ANALYSIS OF THE REPRESENTATION OF TRAUMA IN HOLOCAUST FILMS SOPHIE’S CHOICE (1982) AND INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS (2009)

Isha Singh

27. THE WHEEL OF WORK LIFE IN GAUR GOPAL DAS’ LIFE’S AMAZING SECRETS: HOW TO FIND BALANCE AND PURPOSE IN YOUR LIFE

 Shirsak Ghosh

28. AN EXPLORATION OF POSTHUMAN REALITY IN PHILIP K DICK’S DO ANDROIDS DREAM OF ELECTRIC SHEEP?

Ms. Nabanita Karanjai

29. JOSEPH ANTON: FREEDOM OF LITERATURE IN TROUBLED TIMES

Avijit Ghosh

30. FILM THEORIES, FEMINIST ISSUES AND THE FILM WATER

Sehba Khan & Hari Priya Pathak

31. REVISITING THE PARTITION NARRATIVES BY ISMAT CHUGHTAI

Amrita Sharma

32. INDIAN WOMEN OF VALOUR: MUNSHI PREMCHAND’S DHANIA AND THAKAZHI SIVASANKARA PILLAI’S CHIRUTHA

Dr.Bhumika Sharma & Aparna Ajith

33. RATIONALIZING THE IRRATIONAL: IONESCO’S ABSURDIST VISION IN THE CHAIRS

Bibek Adhikary & Chhandita Das

34. SCIENCE FICTION AND THE VICTORIAN AGE: A TRADITION OF SOCIALCRITIQUE AND SATIRE – A SELECT STUDY OF MAJOR SCIENCE FICTION WORKS OF THE VICTORIAN AGE

Lalnunsanga Ralte

35. RESISTING BIOPOWER: A MARXIST READING OF ROHINTON MISTRY’S A FINE BALANCE

Benita Acca Benjamin

36. THE SUBDUED VOICES: POSTMEMORY IN DORIS LESSING’S MARTHA QUEST AND ALFRED AND EMILY

Dr. C.G. Shyamala

37. TRACING THE CONTOURS OF DALIT EXISTENCE, IDENTITY AND BEYOND IN BALBIR MADHOPURI’S CHANGIYA RUKH: AGAINST THE NIGHT

Mr. Deepak H. Shinde & Prof. Vijay F. Nagannawar

38. FICTIONAL REPRESENTATION OF INDIAN MUSLIM LIFE BEHIND THE PURDAH IN AHMED ALI’S TWILIGHT IN DELHI

Dr. Neeta Sharma

39. DISCOVERY OF SELF IN GLORIA NAYLOR’S LINDEN HILLS

Mrs. Surekha Sandeep Patil & Dr. Rajendra R. Thorat

40. EXPLOITATION OF THE NATURE AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE WILD IN STEPHEN ALTER’S IN THE JUNGLES OF THE NIGHT

Nirmalendu Maiti & Dr. Asis De

41. THE ‘OOBAH PHENOMENON’ AND THE POST TRUTH GRANDEUR

Lakshmi K. Babu

42. SIMPLICITY OF LANGUAGE: A STUDY OF AMIT CHAUDHURI’S NOVELS

Sushila & Dr. R.M. Jha

43. CRITIQUING THE POETIC CREDO OF THE GOTHIC IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY GRAVEYARD POETRY

Debdulal Banerjee

44. CONFLICT OF EXPEDIENCY AND NATIONAL TRAUMA IN NEIL LABUTE’S THE MERCY SEAT

Shubham Singh

45. MAHESH ELKUNCHWAR’S GARBO: PARADIGM OF EXPRESSIONISM

Dr. Shivkumar Bhimrao Rautrao

46. THEORY OF CULTURE: T.S. ELIOT, MATTHEW ARNOLD AND RAYMOND WILLIAMS

Nadia Shah

47. THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE IN THE INTERNET AGE: AN EVOLUTION OR MUTATION?

Dr. G.J.Hamlin

48. INTRICACIES OF MANHOOD IN GIRISH KARNAD’S BALI: THE SACRIFICE

Uttam Pandurang Jadhav & T. K. Karekatti

Book Review

1. Review of Shweta Mishra’s The Most Orange by Dr. Sapna Dogra