New Academia: Vol. VIII Issue III July 2019

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

(Online ISSN 2347-2073) 

Volume VIII Issue III July 2019

Contents

1. SHELLEY’S POSTHUMOUS DITTY

Mr. Patrick J. Wilson

2. RE-VISIONING SITA: REWRITING MYTHOLOGY

Dr. Anjali Tripathy

3. THE CONCEPTS OF SPIRITUALISM AND MATERIALISM AS REFLECTED IN THE SELECT POETRY OF T.S. ELIOT

Rajashekara  M N & Dr. S Venkateswaran 

4. THE UNDECLARED CHEMICAL DISASTER IN GOD’S OWN COUNTRY: SWARGA- A POST HUMAN TALE

Dr. Nisha M

5. A STUDY OF VIOLENCE AND TRAUMA IN KIRE’S BITTER WORMWOOD

Pema Choden Rai

6. BREAKING THE SILENCE ON SEXUAL VIOLENCE: #METOOHASHTIVISM AS A TRANSFORMATIVE MEDIA SPACE FOR PUBLIC FEMINIST DISCOURSE

Anju Devadas R D

7. READING FOUR QUARTETS IN POSTMODERN TIMES

Mufti Mudasir & Mariya Nighat

8. CLASS AND ITS REPERCUSSIONS IN ARAVIND ADIGA’S THE WHITE TIGER

Dr Sulagna Mohanty

9. APPROACHING ABHAY K’S THE SEDUCTION OF DELHI: A STUDY OF MAJOR THEMES

Dr. Sapna Dogra

10. LORE OF SUPPRESSION AND VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN THE WORKS OF MAHASWETA DEVI MOTHER OF 1084 AND DRAUPADI

 Dimpal Pahwa & Dr. Prateek Pandey

11. MOCKINGJAY AND MEMORIES: AN EXPLORATION IN THE DYSTOPIAN INSURGENCE AND ITS CINEMATIC RENDITION

Ms. Esme Robina R. & Dr. Ann Thomas

12. L2 ANXIETY AMONG THE STUDENTS OF ENGINEERING IN ARUNACHAL PRADESH: SOME OBSERVATIONS FROM THE CLASSROOM

Dr. Raju Barthakur

13. THE CALCUTTA CHROMOSOME AS A HYBRID FICTION

Arti M Chauhan

14. THE CORROBORATIVE SIGNIFICANCE OF LEITMOTIFS IN THE THEMATIC PATTERNING OF K.R. MEERA’S THE UNSEEING IDOL OF LIGHT

Arya R.S.

15. THE BARD AND HIS IMPLICIT AGENDA: SIGNIFICANCE OF SHAKESPEARE IN VALUE EDUCATION AND APPLIED ETHICS

 Ms. Prathibha P.

16. CLASSROOM INTERACTION: A STRATEGY TO DEVELOP THE ORAL COMPETENCY OF ESL LEARNERS

Dawanisa Dhar

17. THE THEME OF EXPECTATIONS AND ESTRANGEMENT IN ALICE MUNRO’S SHORT STORIES “AMUNDSEN” AND “HOW I MET MY HUSBAND”

Dr. B. Anitha

18. KALI AS ‘WOMAN’: READING HAYAVADANA IN FEMINIST LINES

Reshma Mariam Jacob

19. ARE THEY EVEN CONSIDERED HUMAN? : ANALYSIS OF FEMALE OBJECTIFICATION AND GENDER STRUGGLE IN THE NARRATIVES OF MEENA KANDASAMY

Simranjyot Kour

20. READING WOMEN IN LOVE BY D. H. LAWRENCE AS A POLYPHONIC NOVEL

Himakshi Kalita

21. BIOREGIONALISM AND REINHABITATION: ECOCRITICAL INSIGHTS FROM BIBHUTIBHUSHAN BANDYOPADHYAY’S PATHER PANCHALI, ICHAMATI

Subhankar Roy

22. DRAMATIC WOMEN IN THE PLAYS OF JEAN-PAUL SARTRE

Kopal Vats and Dr. Alpna Rastogi

23. THE CONFORMIST CONUNDRUM: INTERROGATING THE NORMS OF CONFORMITY IN ANGELS IN AMERICA: A GAY FANTASIA ON NATIONAL THEMES

Priyanka Verma

24. MAHASWETA DEVI’S DRAUPADI: A STUDY OF CONFLICT BETWEEN LIMINALITY AND MARGINALITY

Dr Ramyabrata Chakraborty

25. EMPOWERING UNDERPRIVILEGED PARENTS TO SUPPORT A CHILD’S ONGOING EDUCATION: AN INTRODUCTION

Fabian W. Marbaniang

26. POLITICAL IDENTITY IN PINTER’S THE CARETAKER

Dr. PODALAPALLI  BABU

27. ‘NATURE RED IN TOOTH AND CLAW:’ AN EVALUATION OF SY MONTGOMERY’S REPRESENTATION OF THE WILDERNESS OF THE SUNDARBANS

Kaustav Chanda

28. THEORIZING TRANSLATION AND TRANSCREATION

Dr.Sudarsan Sahoo

29. AN INTERPRETATION OF RACIAL CONSCIOUSNESS IN ANDREA LEVY’S THE LONG SONG

Mr. Parmeshwar Bira Thorbole & Dr Prabhanjan Mane

30. MIGRATION IN AMITAV GHOSH’S ‘THE CIRCLE OF REASON’

Mrs. Nilofar Tamboli