Rewriting Mythology Mythologies, irrespective of culture and society, have played crucial role in delineating and instituting meaning, identity and patterns of life practices while making myths tangible through symbols, stories and rituals. As cultural construct and, in turn, constructors of culture, mythology and culture have intrinsic mutuality influencing customs, behavior and even ways communications. In […]
Author: Drishti: the Sight
Focus Area for Nov 2020 Issue
Announcement Special focus on the subject: TRAUMA from the different perspectives and theoretical frameworks in the areas of English literature, Assamese literature, folklore and culture The literary scholars have been into a reasonably nuanced understanding of relationship between consciousness, trauma and literature/language and thus the Trauma Theory has been gaining ground amongst the literary studies. […]
Editorial: Covid-19 and a vision about the Literature to come
The biggest of crises that the world had to negotiate with were unable to suppress the creative urges and expressions of men in the past. The COVID -19 outbreak now gripping the world is also expected to make no difference to the creativity of men, rather it would not be unreasonable to hope that it […]
JG Ballard’s Cocaine Nights: A Time-Space Configured Society
Nagaraju Rottela Lecturer in English, S.K.P Government Degree College, Guntakal Abstract J. G Ballard is a name that changed the direction of science fiction from outer space to inner space. He says the true alien planet is the Earth. A novelist, short story writer, and an essayist Ballard, associated himself with the New Wave movement […]