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Reimagining Humanity: A Cognitive and Auteur Analysis of Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio
Kanika K Arya & Nitesh Gole
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1-22
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Borgesian Vision and Contemporary Commercials: A Select Critical Exploration of Post Truth Reality
Nipan Nath & Merry Baruah Bora
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23-36
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Posthumanism and Speciesism: A Critical Study in T.C. Boyle's When the Killing's Done
Lavanya K M & Raichel M Sylus
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37-47
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Impact of British Colonial Rule on their Indian Subjects: Imposition of Academic Art and Antagonistic Reactions
Mohd. Danish & Tayyab Hussain
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48-57
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Reflections on Pandemic Times and the British Rule in Shashi Tharoor's An Era of Darkness: The British Empire in India
Bhaktipriya Bhargava
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58-65
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Virtual versus Real: A Pedagogical Nexus in the Backdrop of the Pandemic
Meenu A. Gupta & Kamalpreet Kaur
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66-83
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Chronicles of Women in Indian History and Her-story: A Critique of Partition Writings and Other Selected Texts
Manika Ahuja
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84-93
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1947 Partition Archive: Contextualising the Narratives of Trauma and Postmemory of the Community of Survivors
Aalisha Chauhan
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94-105
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Revisiting Trauma of Childhood through Graphic Narratives in Allie Brosh’s Hyperbole and a Half
Luffina L & Amalaveenus. J
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106-110
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Locating Magahi Folk Culturalism in Indian Indigenous Ecological Tradition
Rakesh Kumar Pankaj
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111-126
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Dancing with the Divine Unveiling the Spiritual Essence of Sādhanā in Bharatanātyam
Srilakshmi MP & Vidya Kumari S.
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127-136
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Gehenna: A Biopolitical Study of Rezak Hukanovic's The Tenth Circle of Hell
V. Keerthana & Narasingaram Jayashree
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137-142
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Dialogism in Practice: Exploring the Carnivalesque in the Selected Assamese Novels of Arupa Patangiya Kalita
Himakshi Kashyap & Pranjit Bora
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143-153
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The Cultural Disembodiment of the Demented Self in Selected Postcolonial Indian Novels
Sabreen Ahmed
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154-168
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Theorizing the Self through Dimensions of Alterity in Amruta Patil's Kari
Cyrus D. Edwin & Rimika Singhvi
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169-183
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Beyond the Self: The Social Dimension of Co-operation in the Short Stories of Manoj Das
Kaminikanta Mohanty & Krishna Pratap Singh
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184-195
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Reconstructing Selfhood: Analysing Alzheimer's Narratives in Wendy Mitchell's Somebody I Used to Know and her Digital Presence
Jayashree C
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196-207
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Women overcoming Marginalisation with the Use of Social Media: An Exploratory Approach
Annapurna Sharma & Mahesh Kumar Meena
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208-222
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Representation of the Female Body in the Advertisements of Menstrual Products
Nasmeem Farhin Akhtar & Parineeta Dihingia
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223-229
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Satyajit Ray on Screens: A Critical Study of Select Indian English Adaptations
Meeraba Jadeja & Chetan N Trivedi
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230-239
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Tracing Cinematic Mythological Narratives in Indian Films
Ravi Sehrawat & Sachin Bharti
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240-256
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Bikaner's Vanishing Façade: Heritage-preservation through Havelies
Nupoor Jha & Dushyant Dave
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257-272
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E. B. Havell and the Renaissance of Indian Art: Catalysts and Confluences in the Emergence of the Bengal School
Bilasendu Shil
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273-281
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Beyond the Binary: Rethinking Gender and Nature in Kalidasa's Abhigyan Shakuntalam
Aditee Sharma & Veerendra Kumar Mishra
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282-289
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Echoes of Loss and Longing: Women's Quest in Shafi Ahmad's 'The Half Widow'
Qurat-ul-aen Malik & Rafraf Shakil Ansari
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290-300
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Contours of Silence / Utterance : Navigating Female Lives in Select Visual Narratives of Partition
Rekha Karim
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301-312
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The Significance of Tone in Narratology and its Implications for Fiction Pedagogy
Lata Dubey
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313-326
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Jungle Mystery: A Study of Plot, Character and Setting in Jim Corbett's Work
Archana K. Deshmukh
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327-338
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Is it just the Narrator or the Author Himself? Amit Chaudhuri's Autofiction: An Exploration
P. R. Muthumeena & S Vijayarani
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339-346
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Reconciling Cultural Contours in Esther David's The Walled City
Jeslin Mery John & Asha Susan Jacob
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347-356
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Reframing the Seascapes in The Best We Could Do and Zenobia
Nair Anup Chandrashekhran & Amrutha Mohan
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357-365
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Hope and Redemption in Liz Curtis Higgs' Scottish Novels: A Study through the Lens of Hope Theory
I J Kavitha
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366-372
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Reconstructing Ethical Conflict in Chinua Achebe's Arrow of God
Aminu Suleiman & Vaibhav Shah
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373-388
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The Peter Pan Principle: Survival and Sustenance through Stories in Nadia Hashmi's A House Without Windows
Sapphire Mahmood Ahmed & K. Rizwana Sultana
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389-406
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नन्दलाल बोस और उनके शिष्यों द्वारा चित्रित संविधान की छवियों का चि़त्रकला की दृष्टि से अध्ययन
रजनी बाला एवं अनूप
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407-417
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La Satire chez Marcel Pagnol au contexte de La Femme du Boulanger
Nidhi Sharma
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418-430
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Book Review
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Kathiravan Annamalai
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431-434
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Bhawna Vij Arora
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435-440
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Film Review
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Rajshree Gautam
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441-446
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S K Abbasuddin
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447-449
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Narendra Kaushik & Ashutosh Kumar Pandey
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450-453
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