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| Literature : Re-Present Representation |
Dr. Sharan Pal Singh |
1-12 |
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| Eco-dharma in Chandrasekhar Kambar’s Tukra’s Dream |
Dr. Kumaran |
13-20 |
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| Feminism and Literature |
Dr. Harbinder Kaur |
21-29 |
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| Stylistic Approach in the Poetry of Kulbhushan Kushal |
Dr. Satendra Kumar |
30-41 |
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| Swift’s Manipulation of the Protagonist in Gulliver’s Travels |
Madhumeet |
42-50 |
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| A Postcolonial-Feminist Analysis of the Women Characters' |
Sumneet Pahwa |
51-56 |
| Naivete in Conrad's Heart of Darkness |
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| Dialogics of Novelisation in Amitav Ghosh’s The Shadow Lines |
Seema Singh |
57-65 |
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| Impact of T. S. Eliot: Rahul in Afterwards by Jaishree Misra |
Dr. Vibha Bhoot |
66-70 |
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| The Study of Narratives in Saul Bellow‘s The Victim |
Suruchi Sharma |
71-76 |
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| Women as Subaltern Class in Patriarchal Indian Society: |
Dr. Kusum Narula |
77-84 |
| A Study of Some Indian English Novels |
Amit Narula |
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| Rukmani as 'Valiant in Defeat': A feministic Assessment of |
Dr. Sujata Rana |
85-90 |
| Kamala Markandaya's Nectar in a Sieve |
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| Translated Poems... |
Kulbhushan Kushal |
91-92 |
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| Lost and Found... |
R K Parashar |
93 |