NEW ACADEMIA: Volume 15 Special Issue 1 Jan. 2026

NEW ACADEMIA: An International Journal of English Language, Literature and Literary Theory

(Peer Reviewed and Refereed Journal)

(Online-ISSN 2347-2073)

Vol. 15 Special Issue 1, January 2026

  Guest Editor 

Prin. Dr. L. D. Kadam

Guest Executive Editor

Dr. Anil Dadas

Dr. Jahangir Mulani 

(Rayat Shikshan Sanstha's

D. P. Bhosale College, Koregaon)

Content

1. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND LITERATURE: TRANSFORMATIONS IN CREATION, ANALYSIS, AND READING PRACTICES

Dr.Sambhaji S.Shinde

2. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND CLASSROOM TEACHING

Dr. Chandrakant D. Gawade

3. AI AS A TOOL OF COMMUNICATION

Mr. R.L. Gadekar and Prin. Dr. N.K.Shinde

4. AI AS A TOOL FOR THE SURVIVAL OF LANGUAGES

Dr. Patil Latika Subhash

5.CLASS CONFLICT IN ARAVINDADIGA’STHE WHITE TIGER AND JEETTHAYIL’SNARCOPOLIS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY

Dr. Suhas Shinde

6. "NAVIGATING THE AI LABYRINTH: UNCHARTED SOCIETAL RIFTS, LINGUISTIC METAMORPHOSES, AND LITERARY REIMAGININGS IN THE AGE OF SENTIENT MACHINES

MRS. DESHMUKH MANJUSHA SUDHIR

7. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND CLASSROOM TEACHING

Mr. Jawal Prakash Baburao

8. FROM CHALK TO CHATBOTS: THE ROLE OF AI IN TEACHING LITERATURE

Dr. Megha Balaso Mali and Dr. Shekhar Balkrishna Mali

9. DATA, POWER, AND THE FUTURE OF LANGUAGE SURVIVAL THROUGH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AS LINGUISTIC INFRASTRUCTURE

Bilure Suhasini Ramchandra

10. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND FUTURE

Mr. Abhijit Rajaram Mohite

11. ECHOES IN THE ALGORITHM: THE ROLE OF AI IN TRANSLATING AND PRESERVING ENDANGERED INDIGENOUS ORAL LITERATURES

Mrs. Vidya Ramchandra Dhavale

12. DEVELOPING ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING WITH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI)

Dr.Karande Shahaji Rajaram

13. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND CLASSROOM TEACHING: TRANSFORMING TEACHING–LEARNING PRACTICES

Prof. Vitthal Sopan Rupnawar and Prof. Bhaskar Jayawant Raskar 

14. THE CONTRIBUTION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO LANGUAGE ENRICHMENT AND LITERATURE CREATION IN THE CONTEMPORARY ERA

Dr. Pandurang Ananda Kirdat and Dr. Shivaji D. Bagal

15. AI EMPOWERED TEACHING-LEARNING: TRANSFORMING LITERATURE CLASSES INTO PRO-LEARNER SPACES CONTEXTUALIZED TO NEP 2020

Dr. Samadhan Subhash Mane

16. EXPLORING LITERATURE: PRE- AI AND POST- AI 

Mr. Rahul Tulshiram Wadate

17. SENTIENT MUSE:THE ENHANCEMENT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) IN INDIAN ENGLISH NOVELS IN RELATION TO FEMALE PROTAGONISTS’ TRAUMA, IDENTITY, AND EMOTIONAL RESILIENCY

 Mr.Kuber Pandurang Gaikwad and Dr. Samadhan Subhash Mane

18. NAVIGATING THE NEW CLASSROOM: A STUDY OF ETHICAL CHALLENGES IN AI-POWERED EDUCATION

Prof. Sunil Subhash Bagawade

19. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) AND TRADITIONAL PEDAGOGIES IN TEACHING VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR AT THE UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL THROUGH A COMMUNICATIVE APPROACH

Dr.  Anil N. Dadas

20. WILL AI KILL LANGUAGES OR SAVE THEM? THE TWO FACES OF TECHNOLOGY

Siddhi Sunil Bagawade

21. AI AS A COMMUNICATIVE AGENT: ETHICAL AND LINGUISTIC CHALLENGES TO HUMAN VOICE IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY

Dr. Ruturaj R. Kuldeep

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