10 articles in this issue
Raman Kumar
(Abstract: The peculiar character and personality of an individual in society is formed by the opposite nature of being and becoming which acts in a dialectical manner. The character of Siddhartha in Hermann Hesse’s novel too results from this force of di... see more
shikha thakur
This paper aims at analysing Emma Donoghue’s Slammerkin, written in 2000. This novel, set in mid-eighteenth century England, projects a girl who in no time is pushed into the category of a ‘fallen woman’ for violating the prescribed patriarchal norms and ... see more
Ashwani Rana
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ratna hasanthi dhavaleswarapu
By the Light of My Father’s Smile (1998) is about the celebration of the Eros, and the bitter-sweet relationship between fathers and daughters. It talks about the importance of father-daughter relationships, in the making of better, stronger, women.... see more
Ms Richa
Bluebeard dominates the folk tales of France written by Charles Perrault. He is womanish; sadistic, oppressive and callous. Angela Carter took inspiration from the Gothic tales and French tales of Perrault to depict the plight of contemporary women. In th... see more
NEENA GAGAT
The present research paper effectively highlights the social issues in the novel. The novel is described through letters by Balram Halwai to the Premier of China. The Premier of China will shortly be visiting India. The White Tiger is all about insignific... see more
Vijayanta Dhand
Rama Mehta took up the cause of Indian woman seeking inspiration from the Western feminists such as Beauvoir, Helene Cixous, Gubar and Spivak. She condemned the suppression of women and gender discrimination.Rama Mehta’s Inside the Haveli, and The Divorce... see more
Navya Chandran
Sophocles’ Theban Trilogy comprises of Oedipus Rex, Oedipus at Colonus and Antigone. The genogram of Oedipus is largely traced from the ancient text Theogony and Sophocles has chosen to elaborate on the family line beginning with Laius, the father of Oedi... see more
Arjun Kumar Kumar Singh
The first half of 20th century in the modern Indian art scene is crucial and significant. The artists who were following the Bengal School lacked the stamina and energy required for contemporary art scenario. Himmat Shah was one such talented young artist... see more
Sarita Rana
Giani Gian Singh is one of the Sikh scholars who took keen interest in writing the history of the Sikhs. He has produced over a dozen works. For the purpose of better understanding of his interpretation of the Sikh history and religion as well as of the N... see more