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Contents
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1
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Books in the Biosphere: Plants, Insects and Print Culture
Isabel Hofmeyr
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1-19
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2
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The Changing Concept of Aesthetics and Canon-formation in a Globalized Era
Partha Sarathi Mondal
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20-33
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3
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NEP 2020 and the Discipline of Humanities: Shifting Trends and Holistic Education
Arti Jain
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34-43
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4
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Who Am I: Outlining the Topoi of Self, Subject and Subjectivity
Akshita Chotia & Sneha Thakur
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44-52
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5
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Echoes of Cherokee Existence: A Study of Diane Glancy’s Select Works
Sonima KK
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43-64
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6
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Gender Dissent in Epic Adaptations: The Voice, Stance and Emancipation of Yajnaseni by Pratibha Ray
Lakshmi K Raghavan & D Lourdhu Mary
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65-76
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7
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Challenges in Translating Faiz Ahmad Faiz into English: A Select Study of Three Poems by Shiv K. Kumar
Shabeer Ahamd Shah
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77-88
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8
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Re-imagining Superheroes: Afrofuturism in the Animation Movie Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
Chandamita Basumatary
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89-100
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9
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Visual Stories of Resilience: Gender Violence and Trauma in Drawing the Line: Indian Women Fight Back
Ponnu Liz Malieckal & Rajesh V. Nair
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101-113
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10
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Women Identity and Space: A Study of MAI - A Netflix Series
Swati Sharma & Ruchi Goswami
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114-128
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11
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Traditions Reimagined by K. G. Subramanyan for Modern Indian Art and Cultural Expression
Chauhan Vidya Girishchandra & Ujjvala M. Tiwari
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129-149
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12
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Lack of Post-Registration Exploitation of GI: A Case Study from Bagru and Sanganer Hand-Block Prints
Gauri Kathju & Radha Kashyap
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150-163
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13
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Echoes of Tradition: Ustad Lachhman Singh Seen’s Mastery of Tabla of the Punjab Gharana
Arupriya Seen
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164-172
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14
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A Journey of a Mystic: Choice and Transformation
Marina Joyce Roche & R. Jayakanth
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173-182
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15
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Memes as Political Narratives: Dismantling the Cultural Stigma of Borderline Personality Disorder
Geethu V Nandakumar & Susan Mathew
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183-195
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16
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Probing The Immortals of Meluha through the Prism of Maslow’s Need Hierarchy Theory
V.S. Nandhini Devi
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196-205
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17
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Reflections on Psychological and Spiritual Perspectives of Adults and Children in the Selected Works by R.K. Narayan
Vinay Devrani & Vipin Kumar
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206-219
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18
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Unleashing Pain in the Light of Affect Theory in John Grisham’s A Time for Mercy
Berdhisha P & S. Kalamani
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220-236
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19
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Recounting History and Rendering Memories: Viceroy’s House as a Narrative of the Partition of India
Sruthy S.
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237-245
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20
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Svetlana Alexievich’s Second-Hand Time: Interpretive, Dialogical Voicing of History
Shimi Moni Doley
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246-258
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21
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Walking through Occupation: Reading Selected Fictional Works on Everyday Palestinian Resistance and Remembrance
Shoaah Amjad & Rimika Singhvi
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259-272
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22
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Survival as Resistance in Livia Bitton-Jackson’s I Have Lived a Thousand Years: Growing Up in the Holocaust
Prakash Kumar Meher
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273-285
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23
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Intersectionality and Reproductive Justice in J.M. Coetzee’s Disgrace: The Confluence of Race, Gender, and Power in Post Apartheid South Africa
Rajesha HK & Prem Shankar Pandey
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286-300
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24
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Unpacking the Cultural Politics of Race and Ideology in Toni Morrison’s God Help the Child
Dolly Ningthoujam
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301-311
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25
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The Burden of Fate: Exploring Marginalization and Indigenous Struggle in Shailender Singh’s Hashiye Par: For a Tree to Grow
Sonav Dubey
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312-321
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26
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Law and Legacy: Intersecting Realities in Kiran Desai’s The Inheritance of Loss
Sadaf Mushtaq Nasti
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322-332
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27
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Symbiotic Serenity: Human-Nature Nexus in Sarah Joseph’s Gift in Green
R. Jayasree & Dhanalakshmi. A
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333-346
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28
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The Precarious Female Body: The Dialectics of Body Politics in Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale
Anshul Dhankar & Devendra Kumar Sharma
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347-361
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29
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Dynamics of Power Relations and Sexuality: A Narrative Discourse in Abdulrazak Gurnah’s Gravel Heart
Saroj Kanta Bhuyan
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362-371
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30
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Search for Diagnosis: A Study of V.S. Naipaul’s India: A Wounded Civilization
Niraj Kumar Singh
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372-387
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31
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Parallel Realities and Surreal Dystopias: An Analysis of Haruki Murakami’s 1Q84
V. Thulasi Bala & V. Navaneethamani
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388-398
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32
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‘A Sightless Eye’: Synaesthesia and the Unseen in Coleridge’s “Christabel “
Amit Narula
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399-411
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33
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Reading Select Northeast Poetry in Light of Creation Mythology, Orality and Identity
Saswati Kashyap & Lakhipriya Gogoi
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412-421
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34
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Everyday and the Posthuman: Moments of Being in Meredith Katz’s The Cybernetic Tea Shop
Ritu Ranjan Gogoi
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422-435
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35
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Narrating the Resilience: An Ecofeminist Reading of The Four Winds
Suja Mathew
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436-444
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36
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The Use of as if and -ing in English: A Multi-modal Analysis
Amar Ramesh Wayal & Anupama A.P.
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445-456
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37
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Impact of Social, Psychological and Linguistic Factors in the Writing Skills of ESL Learners
M. P. Shabitha
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457-475
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38
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The Twenty-First Century Pedagogies for ESL Teachers to Teach English Pronunciation at the Tertiary Level: A Survey Study in Coimbatore
K. Nandhakumar
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476-489
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39
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Book Review
Abhyudita G. Singha & Himanshu Parmar
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490-499
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Pradeep Trikha |
496-499
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41
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Film Review
Rama Choudhary
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500-504
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