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 […]
Issue I
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 […]
Negotiating the Dichotomy of Tradition and Modernity in Girish Karnad’s “Hayavadana and Bali”
Alimpa Bhuyan Ph D Research Scholar, Department of English Assam University, Diphu Campus Dr. Anup Kumar Dey Associate Professor, Department of English Assam University, Diphu Campus Abstract The value-laden Indian tradition is firmly rooted on the age old customs, beliefs and its staunch application in the lives of Indian people. The affirmation and continuity of […]
An Ecocritical Study of the Origin Myths and Totems of the Karbis
Aftafizur Rahman Research Scholar, Department of English, USTM, Meghalaya Dr. Pritam Priya Goswami Assistant Professor, Dept. of English, USTM, Meghalaya Abstract Ecocriticism shares the fundamental belief that human culture is connected to the physical world, affecting it and affected by it. As a theory it negotiates between the human and the non-human. It studies the […]