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| 1 | RECLAIMING THE FEMALE PSYCHE: MATERNAL OBSESSION AND FAMILIAL DEFIANCE IN MEGAN ABBOTT’S YOU WILL KNOW ME-M. Palanisamy, Dr. C. Govindaraj & Dr. Thennarasu Sakkan |
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| 2 | POSTCOLONIAL ECHOES IN SILENCE: A MINIMALIST APPROACH TO RECLAIMING MARGINALIZED VOICES IN THE ROAD-K. Perumal & Dr. C.Govindaraj |
13-23 |
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RECLAIMING THE ALZHEIMER’S VOICE: EMOTIONAL K. Saranya & Dr. C. Govindaraj, Ph.D. |
24-31 |
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UNDERSTANDING ENDURING LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP IN |
32-40 |
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| 5 | DECOLONIZING THE TIDES: OCEANIC ONTO-LOGIC OF AMNIOTICS AND HYDRO FEMINISM RECLAMATION IN WITI IHIMAERA’S THE WHALE RIDER-R.Reehan & Dr. C. Govindaraj, Ph.D.. |
41-51 |
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DECOLONIZING THE ANTHROPOCENE: REIMAGINING SLOW
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52-66 |
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WHEN DARKNESS SPEAKS: GENDER, SILENCE, AND IDENTITY |
67-79 |
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A DISCUSSION ON THE SUPREMACY OF SPIRITUALITY, PRAYER AND RELIGIOUS CONVICTION THROUGH APJ ABDUL KALAM’S ‘THE POWER OF PRAYER’– Dr. Kamalakar Baburao Gaikwad
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RECLAIMING CIVILIZATIONAL MEMORY: READING RIVER OF FIRE THROUGH JAN ASSMANN’S THEORY OF CULTURAL MEMORY– Sanobar Hussaini
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93-104 |
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USING ANIMATION VIDEOS ON PROMOTING ENGLISH LEARNING AMONG ENGINEERING COLLEGE STUDENTS IN TAMIL NADU– Dr. S. Senthilkumar |
105-115 |
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GLOBAL STORYTELLING IN THE DIGITAL AGE: TECHNOLOGY AS A NARRATIVE CATALYST – Dr. Atish Chandrakant Akade |
116-126 |
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INTEGRATION OF VIBHAVA, ANUBHĀVA AND VYABHICĀRI BHĀVAS IN MAMTA G. SAGAR’S THE SWING OF DESIRE: A STUDY IN APPLICATION OF RASA THEORY– Mudit Sharma1 & Dr. Reena Verma2
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127-139 |
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COLLAPSE OF THE AMERICAN DREAM IN SELECT WORKS OF JOHN STEINBECK – Amit Sunilkumar Jaiswal & Dr. Kapil Singhel |
140-148 |
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AN OVERVIEW OF THE 2020 EDUCATION POLICY AND INDIA’S PREPAREDNESS FOR MAJOR EDUCATIONAL REFORMS– Dr. K. V. Chidambaram |
149-152 |
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BEYOND WORDS: TRANSLATION AS A TOOL FOR CROSS-CULTURAL UNDERSTANDING Dr. Narendra Vasant Pathak |
153-158 |
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VOICES OF CONFRONTATION: POSTCOLONIAL PERSPECTIVES ON AMITAV GHOSH’S FLOOD OF FIRE– Bhagwat C. Patil |
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WOMEN, WAR, AND THE WILL TO SURVIVE: FEMININE MARGINALITY IN HOSSEINI’S AFGHANISTAN 1Nidhi Mishra 2Dr. Manjusha kaushik |
187-194 |
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PSYCHOLOGICAL EXPLORATION OF THE PROTAGONIST IN THE WORKS OF PATRICK WHITE AND MARGARET LAURENCE: A COMPARATIVE STUDY- Vishal C. Bodhale & Prof. Dr. Vitthal V. Parab |
195-204 |
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LANGUAGE AS POWER: ENGLISH AS BOTH COLONIZER’S TONGUE AND TOOL OF RESISTANCE IN ARUNDHATI ROY’S THE GOD OF SMALL THINGS AND MOHSIN HAMID’S THE RELUCTANT FUNDAMENTALIST- Dr. Devang Rangani |
205-214 |
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BHAKTI, BETRAYAL, AND THE BURDEN OF SANCTITY IN KIRAN NAGARKAR’S CUCKOLD- Dr. Gajanand Nayak |
215-228 |
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RECLAIMING VOICES: LITERATURE AND RESISTANCE FROM THE MARGINS Dr. Rajesh N. Sonkusare |
229-239 |
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RECONSTRUCTING THE PAST: MEMORY, TRAUMA, AND NARRATIVE FORM IN PARTITION STORIES Dr. Rakhpreet Kaur Walia |
240-247 |
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FROM SILENCE TO SPEECH: THE ROLE OF INDIAN LITERATURE IN RECLAIMING MARGINALIZED IDENTITIES- SANGEETA BARI |
248-262 |
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POSTCOLONIAL LITERATURE: RECLAIMING VOICES AND IDENTITIES IN A GLOBALIZED WORLD- Dr. Neha Pathak |
263-268 |
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FOCALIZATION IN P.B. SHELLEY’S “A VISION OF THE SEA”- Dr. Husni Mansoor Nasser Saleh & Dr. Hassan Jalal Abdullah Weshah |
269-284 |
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REMEMBERING AGAINST FORGETTING: READING BAGHDAD DIARIES AS AN ACT OF RESISTANCE Dr. Somedutta Mukherjee |
285-306 |
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REIMAGINING NARRATIVES: THE ROLE OF DIGITAL STORYTELLING IN CONTEMPORARY ENGLISH LITERATURE – Dr. Moulshree Mamgain Bathe |
307-319 |
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SOCIAL MEDIA AND THE MANUFACTURING OF TRUTH: READING THE CONTEMPORARY WORLD ORDER THROUGH GEORGE ORWELL’S ANIMAL FARM – Dr Victor Vaz E. |
320-333 |
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THE INITIATIVES OF NCERT TO PROMOTE MULTILINGUALISM AND MULTICULTURALISM IN INDIA -Dr. Ganga Mahto |
334-347 |