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Vol.8. Issue 3.2020  (Under Progress)

	THE SIGNIFICATION(S) OF NOTHING: A DERRIDEAN READING OF WILLIAM FAULKNER’S THE SOUND AND THE FURY Dr. JIJU VARGHESE JACOB Asst. Professor of English, Govt. Arts and Science College, Elanthoor, Pathanamthitta (Dist.), Kerala doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.1	1-12
	THE IMPACT OF SUDANESE REVOLUTION ON CHANGING THE SOCIAL MARKER OF SUDANESE SLANG LANGUAGE FARAH AHMED DAWAINA ADAM MA in Applied Linguistics doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.13	13-20
	THE FARCICAL INCONGRUITY IN THE COMPROMISES ACCEPTED BY WOMEN TO MAINTAIN STABILITY IN SOCIETY: A DOLL’S HOUSE TO THAPPAD DELONY MANUVEL Research Scholar K.R. Mangalam University, Haryana doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.21	21-24
	TEACHING ABOUT CULTURE A TREND TOWARDS DEVELOPING ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY AHMED MOHAMED KHAIR ABDULLAH Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Taif University, Rania University College , English Language Programme doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.25	25-29
	ANALYSIS OF THE ANIMAL FARM NOVEL USING THE PSYCHOANALYTIC CRITICISM ZINAB HAMOOD SAEED M.A Student at Istanbul Aydin University doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.30	30-33
	SCAFFOLDING FOR MEANINGFUL INTERACTIONS: A SOLUTION FOR STUDENTS FROM MULTICULTURAL BACKGROUNDS IN OVERSIZED CLASSROOMS Dan Tam Thi Nguyen Faculty of Social Sciences and International Languages, Department of English Language Hong Bang International University, Vietnam doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.34	34-44
	PERLOCUTIONARY ACT OF VISUAL POETRY: A CASE STUDY OF E.E.CUMMINGS’S POEM IN JUST- Min Sun*1, Xueyong Yu2 1,2Hangzhou Dianzi University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.45	45-50
	CINDERELLA: THROUGH THE LENS OF FEMINISM SHARMIN SUMAYAH Lecturer, Department of English, City University, Bangladesh doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.51	51-55
	THE GALLOWS HUMOUR IN NEIL SIMON’S THE GINGERBREAD LADY Dr. B. SOUNDARY Assistant Professor, Department of English, St. Xavier’s College (Autonomous), Palayamkottai, Tamil Nadu, India doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.56	56-59
	CHINUA ACHEBE: A NOVELIST OF RELIGIOUS CONFLICT AND SOCIAL CRISIS Dr. RATNESH BARANWAL Assistant Professor in English, K.N.I.P.S.S. Sultanpur (U.P.) doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.60	60-63
	MOTHERHOOD IN INDIA: MYTHS, THEORIES AND LITERATURE ARPITA DEY1, Dr.DIPENDU DAS2 1PhD Research Scholar, Department of English, Assam University, Silchar 2Professor, Dept. of English, Assam University doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.64	64-70
	READING WATER AS FILM AND NOVEL Dr. RAKESH RANA Associate Professor (English) Jawahar Lal Nehru Govt. College Haripur (Manali), Distt. Kullu. H.P.175136 doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.71	71-76
	HUMAN-ANIMAL COEXISTENCE: AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL READING OF SELECT CHILDREN’S MOVIES Dr. CHITRA.V.S1, Dr. BALAMURALI.R.S2 1Assistant Professor, Department of English, Mahatma Gandhi College, Thiruvananthapuram. 2Assistant Professor & Head, Department of Zoology, Mahatma Gandhi College, Thiruvananthapuram doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.77	77-83
	THE PERFORMANCE OF CRIME AS A DISPLAY OF POWER IN BELOVED AND THE GOD OF SMALL THINGS UDITA CHAKRABORTY Department of English, St. Xavier’s College (Autonomous), Kolkata doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.84	84-86
	THE DISPUTED PLACE OF HUMANS IN ECOLOGICAL TALKS BIBIN EMMANUEL St Thomas College, Arunapuram, Kottayam Dt, Kerala doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.87	87-90
	PREFERENCE AND LOVE IN THOMAS HARDY’S A PAIR OF BLUE EYES SHOBHANA SINGH1, Dr. PAVAN BARELIA2 1Ph.D Scholar, Jiwaji University, Gwalior. 2Research Supervisor, VRG Girls P.G.College, Gwalior, M.P. doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.91	91-94
	SELF-EXPLORATION IN A HOUSE FOR MR. BISWAS SUMA GILBERT Research Scholar, University of Mysore, Mysuru, Karnataka doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.95	95-97
	SIGNS AND CODES IN ADAOKERE AGBASIMALO’S THE FOREST DAMES EKWUEME JOEKIN*1, BITRUS SAMAILA ZUBAIRU2, SAMAILA YAKUBU3 1PhD Scholar, Department of English and Literary Studies, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Enugu State,Nigeria 2Lecturer, Department of English and Literary Studies Taraba State University, Jalingo, Taraba State,Nigeria 3Lecturer, Department of English and Literary Studies, Federal University, Wukari, Taraba State, Nigeria doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.98	98-111
	THREE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF NATURE IN ‘THE BACHELOR OF ARTS’ BY R. K. NARAYAN Dr. INDU GOYAL Head & Associate Professor, Department of English, Allahabad P.G. College, (A constituent college of University of Allahabad), Prayagraj doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.112	112-118
	SHAKESPEARE IN EVERYDAY LIFE KUHOO SINGH MA student in Durg University, Chhattisgarh, India doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.119	119-121
	MYTHS AND HELLENISM IN THE POETRY OF PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY PRAGATI BARETHIA Research Scholar, Jiwaji University, Madhya Pradesh doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.122	122-126
	DUAL INTERPRETATION OF RACISM IN SELECTIVE NARRATIVES OF THE MARGINALIZED ANUSHKA KANSARA Student, Department of English, St. Xavier’s College (Autonomous), doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.127	127-133
	‘DON’T KILL HIM: THE STORY OF MY LIFE WITH BHAGWAN RAJNEESH’ BY MA ANAND SHEELA: CRITICAL ASSESSMENT JASLEEN KAUR Student, Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Patiala-147001, Punjab. doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.134	134-139
	DEVIATION OF BILDUNGSROMAN AND INNER-SELF OF MOSES IN THE NOVEL “BLACK MOSES” BY ALAIN MABANKOU Dr.S. JASMINE PRABHA Assistant Professor in English, Department of English, Sarah Tucker College, Palayamkottai Tirunelveli. doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.140	140-148
	MORALITIES IN ‘OZYMANDIAS’ BY PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY VIDHYA K R Assistant Professor, Department of English, VISTAS. doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.149	149-151
	METAMORPHOSIS OF A HERMAPHRODITE: THE STORY OF CAL SMITHA MARY SEBASTIAN Assistant Professor Kristu Jayanti College, Karnataka doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.152	152-155
	P.D. JAMES (AN UNSUITABLE JOB FOR A WOMAN) - A FEMINIST PERSPECTIVE SOMYA Ph.D Research Scholar & Assistant Professor of English Department of English, University of Delhi doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.156	156-160
	SOCIAL WORRIES IN KAMALA MARKANDAYA’S BOMBAY TIGER AND ARAVIND ADIGA’S THE WHITE TIGER JYATI DIXIT1*, Dr. BIPIN CHANDRA PANDEY2 1Research Scholar, M. M. P G College Modinagar, Ghaziabad U.P., & Asst. Professor of English, K.K. Pt. Badridutt Pandey Government PG College Bageshwar, Uttarakhand 2Associate Professor of English, M. M. P G College Modinagar, Ghaziabad, U.P. doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.161	161-167
	Coleridge and his supernaturalism... RATNA BISWAS Assistant Teacher, Department of English doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.168	168-172
	COLONIALISM AND CARIBBEANISM AS REFLECTED IN SIR V.S. NAIPAUL’S “MIDDLE PASSAGE” Dr. NARENDRA KUMAR YADAV Assistant Professor, Department of English, Shri Chitragupta (P.G) College, Mainpuri, U.P., India doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.173	173-177
	DALIT FEMINISM: A PERSPECTIVE ON BAMA'S SANGATI GURDEV SINGH Research Scholar, NIILM University, Kaithal, Haryana doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.178	178-182
	THE ZOMBIE APOCALYPTIC SCARE: POPULAR CINEMA AND CONTEMPORARY PANDEMIC POLITICS VIVEK V. S. Research Scholar, Dept. of English, Pondicherry University, Puducherry - 605014 & Assistant Professor, Dept. of English, E. K. Nayanar Memorial Govt. College, Elerithattu, Kasaragod, Kerala – 671314 doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.183	183-189
	CHILD’S ACQUISITION OF SYNTACTIC STRUCTURE IN MAGAHI MANJESH KUMAR (CL, SLLsCS, JNU) doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.190	190-196
	CHILD’S ACQUISITION OF SYNTACTIC STRUCTURE IN MAGAHI MANJESH KUMAR (CL, SLLsCS, JNU) doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.190	190-196
	FUTILITY OF THE HUMAN STRUGGLE IN ARTHUR ADAMOV’S LE PING-PONG YAHYA ALI MUTAHER AL-QADHI1, Dr. SADASHIV R. PAWAR2 1Ph.D. Scholar, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad-MS 2Research Guide and Head, Dept. of English, Shri A. B. College, Deogaon Rangari, Kannad, Aurangabad-MS, India doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.197	197-201
	THE PHENOMENON OF FEMALE CULTURE IN SEASON OF CRIMSON BLOSSOMS Dr. SUMAN YADAV Department of English, University of Lucknow doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.202	202-206
	A STUDY ON THE CONCEPTS OF SRI CHAKRA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO KAKKANADAN’S “SRI CHAKRAM” KRISHNA KUNJIKUTTAN K Research Student, Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam, Kerala doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.207	207-210
	THE ART OF REMEMBERING: NOSTALGIA IN ARUNDHATI SUBRAMANIAM’S POETRY MANJARI THAKUR MPhil Research Scholar, Jadavpur University doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.211	211-215
	URBAN TRUTH AND PRIMITIVE SENSIBILITY EXPOSED IN ARUN JOSHI’S THE STRANGE CASE OF BILLY BISWAS AND JOSEPH CONRAD’S HEART OF DARKNESS MANMOHAN KRISHNA*1, Dr. ANUPAM KUMAR2 1Research Scholar, Bhupendra Narayan Mandal University, Madhepura 2Associate Professor, IIMT College of Engineering, Greater Noida doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.216	216-220
	SIR ARNOLD WESKER’S PLAY “THE KITCHEN”: AN ASSESSMENT OF THE PLAY IN THE LIGHT OF KITCHEN SINK DRAMA ANKITA PhD Research Scholar, Department of English, Lalit Narayan Mithila University Darbhanga, Bihar, India doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.221	221-226
	ECOLOGICAL CONSCIUOSNESS AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE IN THE SELECTED POEMS OF TORU DUTT AND MARY OLIVER BHISHMA KUMAR UGC NET-JRF PhD Research Scholar, Department of English, Patna University, Patna doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.227	227-231
	MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS IN SOUTH ASIAN FICTION: CONFLICTING CONTOURS OF GENDER ROLES Dr. JITENDER RISHI PARMAR Assistant Professor, Department of English, Hindu College Sonipat, Haryana doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.232	232-237
	THE DEPRIVATION OF MORAL AND ETHICS IN THE MALE CHARACTERS OF VIJAY TENDULKAR NETRA PAL1, Dr. ALKA MEHRA2 1Research Scholar, Kanya Bhood Degree CollegeBareilly (UP). 2Research Supervisor, Assistant Professor & H O D., English Dept., Govt. PG. College Bisalpur Pilibhit. doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.238	238-240
	THE DESOLATE WOMAN: A CRITICAL READING OF SIMONE DE BEAUVOIR’S ‘MARCELLE’ Dr. AMEER AHMAD KHAN Assistant Professor, Dept. of English, G.F. College Shahjahanpur, Uttar Pradesh India doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.241	241-243
	DIFFERENCES IN ADDRESSING THE GENDER DISCRIMINATION IN THE WRITINGS OF MAYA ANGELOU AND SYLVIA PLATH: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF STILL I RISE AND LADY LAZARUS Dr. GEETHU ANNE MATHEW1, DIVYA HARIHARAN2 1Assistant Professor of English, Department of English Studies, Bayan College, Sultanate of Oman 2Lecturer of English, Department of English Studies, Bayan College, Sultanate of Oman doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.244	244-247
	EXPLORATION OF SUPERNATURAL ELEMENTS IN ‘THE HOUSE OF SEVEN GABLES’ Dr.KAJAL KUMARI L.N.M.U, Darbhanga doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.248	248-252
	A QUEST FOR ENLIGHTENMENT IN HERMANN HESSE’S SIDDHARTHA ARCHANA KUMARI Research scholar, University department of English, Ranchi University Ranchi. doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.253	253-260
	AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL UPSURGE OF WOMEN IN POST-COLONIAL INDIA PARAMITA CHAKRABORTY Research Scholar, Department of Post Graduate Studies & Research in English, Rani Durgavati Vishwavidyalaya, Jabalpur. doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.261	261-264
	A STUDY ON THE PROBLEMS OF TEACHING ENGLISH IN THE SECONDARY LEVEL SCHOOLS (CLASS-IX & X) OF ASSAM PRANJAL SAIKIA Ph.D. Scholar, Mahatma Gandhi University, Meghalaya. doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.265	265-273
	TRACING ADULTHOOD IN INDIAN COMICS FOR CHILDREN ABHISHEK CHANDEL1, ANURADHA SHARMA2 1Research Scholar, Department of English, Kurukshetra 2Assistant Professor, Department of English, G.C.W Tosham. doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.274	274-277
	PRESERVING AND RETAINING CULTURE BEING GLOBAL Dr. KIRTI SAXENA Lecturer, G.S. College of Commerce & Economics, Nagpur. doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.278	278-281
	PEDAGOGIES IN LANGUAGE TEACHING: A PARADIGM SHIFT Dr. NISHI SHARMA1, Dr. DEEPA TYAGI2 1,2Assistant Professor, JSSATE, NOIDA. doi:10.33329/rjelal.8.3.282	282-285
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