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

(Peer Reviewed and Refereed Journal)

(Online-ISSN 2347-2073)

Vol. XIII Issue III July 2024

Editor: Dr. Sachin Londhe // Execuitive Editor: Dr. Somnath Panade

Content

1. “BOWING BEFORE DUAL GODS”: EXPLORING CULTURAL HYBRIDITY AND DISILLUSIONMENT IN HAROLD ACTON’S PEONIES AND PONIES

DEBABARNINE BHATTACHARYA

2. CULTURAL CONFRONTATIONS OF A TORN SELF: A TALE OF FEMALE OPPRESSION AND SUFFERING IN EASTERINE KIRE’S A TERRIBLE MATRIARCHY

SHRISHTI YADAV AND ALOK KUMAR

3.HOUSE OF ENCHANTMENT EXPLORING THE TROPES OF MAGIC REALISM IN GABRIEL GARCIA MARQUEZ’S ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF SOLITUDE AND CHRONICLE OF A DEATH FORETOLD

DAMINI BHATTACHARYA

4.BECOMING BLACK: IFEMELU’S JOURNEY FROM NIGERIAN TO AFRICAN AMERICAN IN CHIMAMANDA NGOZI ADICHIE’S NOVEL AMERICANAH

AMRITA SINGH AND PROF. SHIKHA SINGH

5. ECO-FEMINIST PERSPECTIVE AND MYTH IN AMITABH GHOSH’S THE HUNGRY TIDE

SAVITA BHANDARI AND NITESH KUMAR BAUNTHIYAL

6.EXPLORING THE ECOFEMINIST AGENCY IN KAVITA KANÉ’S SARASVATI’S GIFT

VADLAMANI SRI HARSHITA AND DR. SOWMYA SRINIVASAN

7.NAVIGATING OBSTACLES: AN ANALYSIS OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING IN COLLEGES OF DISTRICT DODA, JAMMU AND KASHMIR

DR. JAMSHEED AHMAD AND DR TABASSUM SALEEM

8. DOMINATION OVER NEPALI NATIONALITY IN KIRAN DESAI’S NOVEL THE INHERITANCE OF LOSS

BHANU BHAKTA SHARMA KANDEL

9.TO LOVE OR NOT TO LOVE: REPRESENTATION OF LOVE IN SELECTED POEMS OF MEENA KANDASAMY

ANJAN DAS

BOOK REVIEW

1. BOOK REVIEW ON PERSPECTIVES ON INDIAN DALIT LITERATURE: CRITICAL RESPONSES BY DIPAK GIRI

REVIEWED BY DR. HIMANI L.V. L

STORY SECTION

1. “THE SCORCHED LIFE" BY P. DISHU GANGWAR

Disclaimer:

Originality of the content of Research Articles/Stories/Reviews/Poems published in our journals is guaranteed by the respective authors. The contributors to the issues are solely responsible for their published content. Hence, for any case of copyright violation or any case of plagiarism, the journal or editorial board shall not be held responsible.

The accountability of the research matter articulated in this journal is entirely of the author(s) concerned. The view expressed in the research papers/articles in this journal does not essentially correspond to the views of the publisher/editor. The publisher/editor of the journal is not liable for errors or any consequences arising from the exercise of information contained in it.

NEW ACADEMIA: An International Journal of English Language, Literature and Literary Theory (Online ISSN 2347-2073)

(Peer Reviewed and Refereed Journal)

Vol. XII Issue III July 2023

Content

1. “(De) Centralising Power and Negotiating an Ideal African Identity: A Study of Kenjo Jumbam's The White Man of God and Francis Ateh's Seat of Thorns”

Dr. Tse Valery Anye 

2. Harnessing the Transformative Power of Indian Cinema: Catalyst for Social Change and Environmental Sustainability

Dr.Gobinda Banik

3. Analysing Rabindranath Tagore’s Karna Through the Lens of Existentialism

Nilanjana Das

4. From Outbreaks to Narratives: Exploring Epidemics of Colonial Bengal in Indian Anglophone and Bengali Vernacular Fiction

Anik Das

5. Suppressed Anguish of the white man’s Burden in Arrow of God

Dr T Eswar Rao

6. Late Capitalism and the Evolution of Cyberpunk Poetics: A Thematic Overview

Arka Ranjan Banerjee

7. In Search of Lost Time: an Analysis of Kazuo Ishiguro’s the Remains of the Day

Ali Masud and Rabi Kanta Roy

8. Breaking Barriers, Building Lives: The Experiences of Immigrant Children in the U.S. with Reference to Marina Budhos’s Tell Us We’re Home

Narmadha R and Dr. M. Anjum Khan

9. Theorising the Plural Equations within Masculinity: Demystifying the Hegemonic Discourse through Byatt’s Babel Tower

Dr. Somasree Santra

10. Apartheid Trauma in Lewis Nkosi’s Mating Birds

Ms. Sneha S. Kasar and Prof. (Dr.) A. M. Sarawade

Book Review

1. Todd Martin (ed.) The Bloomsbury Handbook to Katherine Mansfield

 Dr. Alan Ali Saeed

2. Review of Partition as Reception: A Critical Study of Indian Partition Literature in Translation Ed. P.V. Laxmiprasad

Dr Sheeba S. Nair

Poetry Section

Poems by R. K. Singh

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

(Peer Reviewed and Refereed Journal)

(Online-ISSN 2347-2073)

Vol. XIII Issue I Jan. 2024

Content

1. Ahmad’s Critique of Postmodernism as a Product of Late Capitalism

Mr. Yuvraj Shinde and Prof. A. M.  Sarawade

2. Slow Death in NoViolet Bulawayo’s We Need New Names

Dr. V. Vijayalayan

3. The Anti-War Rhetorics of Dharamvir Bharati’s Andha Yug (1953) : Allegorizing the Mahabharata Epic for a Post-Partition India

Meeraz Hoque

4. Bharat Muni’s Ntayamandapa: A Semiotic Study

Deepak

5. The Cultural in-between: A Metamodern Reading of Tribal folklores in Mamang Dai’s The Legends of Pensam

Dr. Ravinder Kumar

6. Incarceration and Sexual Exploitation in Ilsa, She Wolf of the SS: A Poetics of Violence

Payel Ghosh

7. Aesthetics of Australian Aboriginal Trickster: A Perusal of C. J. Dennis’ “The Crow”

P. V. Anjana and Dr. Francis O. S

8. Rewriting the Literary Canon: An Analysis of Select Retellings of Kavita Kane

Dr Chetna Tiwari

9. Shakespeare’s Eurocentric Landscapes and Social Interactions in Othello and Antony and Cleopatra

Ningombam Sanjay Singh

10. Enhance English Language Learning with Artificial Intelligence (AI) Tools

Dr. Shekhar B. Mali

Disclaimer:

Originality of the content of research articles published in our journals is guaranteed by the respective authors. The contributors to the issues are solely responsible for their published content. Hence, for any case of copyright violation or any case of plagiarism, the journal or editorial board shall not be held responsible.

The accountability of the research matter articulated in this journal is entirely of the author(s) concerned. The view expressed in the research papers/articles in this journal does not essentially correspond to the views of the publisher/editor. The publisher/editor of the journal is not liable for errors or any consequences arising from the exercise of information contained in it.

NEW ACADEMIA: An International Journal of English Language, Literature and Literary Theory (Online ISSN 2347-2073)

(Peer Reviewed and Refereed Journal)

Vol. X Issue IV Oct. 2021

Content

1. MAN, WHO EVER HEARD OF HORSES IN THE ‘HOOD?, ALL I KNOW IS, REAL COWBOYS IS WHITE”: RE-MEMBERING BLACK COWBOYS INTO THE US HISTORY AND  INTOMODERN-DAY PHILADELPHIA IN G. NERI’S GHETTO COWBOY

Dr. Hatice Bay

2. ZORA NEALE HURSTON’S REWORKING OF THE REVUE FORM IN COLD KEENER

Nita N. Kumar

3. FROM CONCEALING TO RECLAIMING: A STUDY OF ABORIGINAL IDENTITY IN SALLY MORGAN’S MY PLACE

Dr.C.Susila

4. A SPECULUM OF THE SOCIETY IN ARUN KOLATKAR’S POETRY

Dr.Pulkita Anand

5. READING SOCIETY, CULTURE AND HUMAN PSYCHE IN R. P. SINGH’S FLEA MARKET

Bhavya Arora

6. NEGATION IN GOD HELP THE CHILD: A LITERARY ANALYSIS OF APOSIOPESIS AND EPANALEPSIS

Alyssa Racco

7. AMITAV GHOSH’S SEA OF POPPIES: A STUDY IN COSMOPOLITANISM

Dr. Anil Kshirsagar

8. CALLING FOR HUMANITY IN ALICE WALKER’S POSSESSING THE SECRET OF JOY AND TONI MORRISON’S THE BLUEST EYE

Dr. Vijay Digambar Songire

9. THE FILM ADAPTATION OF EMMA AS TRANSCREATIONTHE FILM ADAPTATION OF EMMA AS TRANSCREATION

Mr. Sanjay Khamalatti and Dr. Prabhanjan Mane

10. ‘COLONIZED BODY’ MEN, WOMEN AND MASCULINITY IN TECHNO-SCIENTIFIC FUTURISTIC WORLD: HARVESTING ORGANS IN MANJULA PADMANABHAN’S HARVEST

Uttam Jadhav and Tripti Karekatti

Poetry Section

THE LAST PUFF by Shaswata Sengupta

Disclaimer:

Originality of the content of research articles published in our journals is guaranteed by the respective authors. The contributors to the issues are solely responsible for their published content. Hence, for any case of copyright violation or any case of plagiarism, the journal or editorial board shall not be held responsible.

The accountability of the research matter articulated in this journal is entirely of the author(s) concerned. The view expressed in the research papers/articles in this journal does not essentially correspond to the views of the publisher/editor. The publisher/editor of the journal is not liable for errors or any consequences arising from the exercise of information contained in it.