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3.Issue.4.2015 |
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IDENTIFICATION AND REMEDIATION OF CRISIS ON CAMPUSES – A
STUDY OF SOME TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN KWARA STATE OF
NIGERIA
AYODELE KUBURAT OLAOSEBIKAN1,
OLAWALE KOLAPO STEVE EMIOLA2 |
1-9
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CONFLICT, DOUBLENESS AND SELF-REALIZATION IN ADICHIE AND
HABILA
YERIMA DINA |
10-15
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EXAMINING COMMUNICATION STRATEGY USE IN THE ELCS LAB: A
STUDY
JAIPAL1, M. R. VISHWANATHAN |
16-19
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A STUDY
OF ENGLISH LOANWORDS IN CONTEMPORARY POETRY IN IGBO LANGUAGE
Ihechi Obisike NKORO |
20-26
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INDIVIDUAL’S INCOMPREHENSIBILITY AND BRITAIN’S IN HAROLD
PINTER’S THE ROOM
Dr. ZEBA SIDDIQUI |
27-29
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CONTRAPUNTAL READING OF POST-COLONIAL AND GLOBALECTICAL
ELEMENTS IN THE WORKS OF ELEVEN EMINENT AUTHORS
INDRAJIT PATRA |
30-36
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GABRIEL
GARCIA MARQUEZ’S CHRONICLE OF A DEATH FORETOLD: A PUZZLE
BECOMES A CREATIVE WORK
Dr. M. ANANDHARAJ |
37-40
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THE
LOUIE KNIGHT SERIES OF M. PRYCE
AYANA BENJAMIN |
41-48
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'SAVE
OUR SOUL!'- LAMENTATIONS FROM THE BATTLE FIELDS: PITY AND
HUMANISTIC VALUES IN WAR POEMS
SANTHOSH. S |
49-57 |
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THE
TRUE/FALSE DEBATE OVER ART: OSCAR WILDE’S RIDER IN THE DECAY
OF LYING
Dr SUKRITI GHOSAL |
58-62
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SOCIAL LEARNING STRATEGIES IN EFL CONTEXT
ARSHAD MIRZAEI KHOSHALANI1*, Dr.
MAURA SELLARS2 |
63-74 |
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INDIRA R. PARTHASARATHY’S THE RIVER OF BLOOD: THE STORY OF A
REVOLT AGAISNT OPPRESISON
Dr. ASHOK M. HULIBANDI |
75-79
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ROLE OF
‘CHOICE’ AS EXISTENTIAL PREDICAMENT IN SALMAN RUSHDIE’S THE
MOOR’S LAST SIGH AND SHALIMAR THE CLOWN : AN ANALYSIS
V. VIDYA1, Dr. K.SATHYA SAI2 |
80-88 |
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WOMANISM:
BLACK FEMINIST THEORY WITH A DIFFERENCE
Dr. NUTAN KOTAK |
89-93
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THE ROLE OF
FEMININE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF FEMINIST LITERARY THEORIES
AND CRITICISM
GAZALA ANSARI |
94-98
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IMAGINARY
HOMELANDS: CULTURAL RELOCATIONS IN M.G.VASSANJI’S IN-BETWEEN
THE WORLD OF VIKRAM LALL Dr. A.
SABURUNNISA1, R.PRIYADARSHINI2 |
99-101 |
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THE ROARING
NINETIES AND BEYOND: A NEW HISTORICIST READING OF ARAVIND
ADIGA’S FICTION
KIRAN MATHEW1, Dr T T THOMAS2
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102-108
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RETRIEVING
ACTIVISM: WOMEN AS AGENCY INMUKUL KESAVAN'S LOOKING THROUGH
GLASS AND BAPSI SIDHWA'S CRACKING INDIA
Dr. RADHA S. GAUTAM |
109-113
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DENIAL OF
IMMORTALITY AND NEGATION OF HISTORY IN T.S. ELIOT’S "AUNT
HELEN" AND "WHISPERS OF IMMORTALITY"
YOUSUF ALI |
114-118
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LEARNING
THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING SKILLS THROUGH TRADITIONAL
VISUAL METHODS
R.RADHIKA |
119-120
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POSTCOLONIAL SOCIO-CULTURAL LINGUISTICS IN ARAVIND ADIGA’S
THE WHITE TIGER
V.VIRGIN NITHYA VEENA |
121-125
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A STUDY ON
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS IN COLLEGE STUDENTS’
ENGLISH VOCABULARY BUILDING
Dr. K. P. MEERA1, AISWARYA.K.S2 |
126-133
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A MONARCH
OF MYSTICISM: RE-READING WORDSWORTH
DIPANJOY MUKHERJEE |
134-139
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MEURSAULT
AS A NIHILIST IN ALBERT CAMUS’
THE STRANGER
SEEMA DUTTA1, RUCHI NIGAM2 |
140-142 |
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A NEW
HISTORICIST TRAIN TO PAKISTAN: UNDERTONES REAPPRAISED
Dr. POTHAPRAGADA SASI
RATNAKER |
143-156
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NIETZSCHE’S
UBERMENSCH IN FYODOR DOSTOEVSKY’S CRIME AND PUNISHMENT AND
ARAVIND ADIGA’S
THE WHITE TIGER
PARMAR PRIYANKA |
157-162
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SPOKEN
ENGLISH CLASSES –AIDING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
DEVYANI ROZARIO |
163-167
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NAMING CULTURE
AND TRAUMA OF DIASPORIC EXISTENCE IN JHUMPA LAHIRI’S ‘THE
NAMESAKE’
D.NALINI1, Dr. M. PREMAVATHY2 |
168-171
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RE-PRESENTATION OF HISTROY IN SALMAN RUSHDIE’S FIFTH NOVEL
"THE MOOR’S LAST SIGH"
D.VENKATESWAR RAO1, Dr.
G.MOHANA CHARYULU2 |
172-175
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NEWS
BULLETINS IN ELT: A LEXICAL STUDY
DIVYA GUDISE |
176-179
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ELT IN INDIA:
A JOURNEY BEYOND CLT
Dr. V. MADHAVI |
180-183
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THE EFFECT OF
DIARY WRITING ON LEARNING GRAMMAR BY INTERMEDIATE EFL
LEARNERS
MARYAM YAVARIAN1*, MALEK AHMAD
KORD2, AHMAD KORD3, ATEFE AZIZI4 |
184-188
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HOW POWER
CORRUPTS IN SHAKESPEARE’S MACBETH AND CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE’S
DOCTOR FAUSTUS: AN ANALYSIS
RECEP ÇAĞDAŞ |
189-192
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RIDDLES OF
KAMRUPIA DIALECT OF ASSAM: A PARADIGM OF FOLK INSIGHT
Dr. HOMEN BARUAH1, SUMITRA
JYOTI2 |
193-198
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WHEN THE BODY
BECOMES A BATTLEFIELD: GENOCIDAL RAPE AND TRAUMA IN SHAHEEN
AKHTAR’S THE SEARCH BELGA MARRIYA BERK |
199-203
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“EDUCATION: A
TOOL TO REPEL POLYGAMY” A READING OF SO LONG A LETTER BY
MARIAMA BA
A.V. JOEY |
204-208
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ECO
FEMINISTIC PERSPECTIVE IN LOUISE ERDRICH’S LOVE MEDICINE
M.SATHIYA1, Dr.S.RAMYA2 |
209-213
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RELIGION IN
HERMAN HESSE’S SIDDHARTHA
SUNAYANA KHATTER |
214-218
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THE NEED TO
UPGRADE THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING MATERIALS AND METHODS
TO COUNTER THE GROWING PROBLEMS IN TEACHING ENGLISH LANGUAGE
SKILLS TO ENGINEERING STUDENTS
CHALLA SRINIVASA RAO1, KARAYIL
SURESH BABU2 |
219-224
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EXPLORING
MAGICAL REALISM IN MARQUEZ’S STRANGE PILGRIMS: A SELECTED
STUDY
RASHED MAHMUD1, FARZANA NASRIN2,
MD. MEHEDI HASAN3 |
225-231
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OF DECEIT,
LIES AND SUCH IN MAHESH DATTANI’S ON A MUGGY NIGHT IN MUMBAI
SUSAN LOBO |
232-237
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THE MAKING OF
NARMAD AS A CREATIVE KING OF THE GUJARĀTĪ LITERATURE: A
TRIBUTE THROUGH ATTRIBUTES
Dr. AMIT R. PRAJAPATI |
238-244
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WRITING
CONSTRAINTS AMONG JATAPU TRIBAL COMMUNITY SELECT SECONDARY
LEVEL STUDENTS
KOPPOLU SWATHI |
245-250
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“POWER IS
VIOLENCE”- READING CHINUA ACHEBE’S POETRY AS A STATEMENT OF
RESISTANCE AND ASSIMILATION IN “AFRICAN MODERNISM”
NILANJAN CHAKRABORTY |
251-257
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FIRST
LANGUAGE (L1) INTERFERENCE IN LEARNING ENGLISH PLOSIVE AND
FRICATIVE SOUNDS AND PRONOUNCING ENGLISH CONSONANT CLUSTERS
AMONG HAUSA LEARNERS OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE
JAMILA ABDULAZEEZ BUBA1,
ABDULLAHI KAIGAMA2 |
258-267
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SOCIETY AND
ANGLES OF THE HOUSE: LITERARY PERSPECTIVE
Dr. DARSHITA DAVE |
268-273
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GENERAL
ENGLISH EXAMINATION PATTERN AT UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL IN
SATAVAHANA UNIVERSITY: A SHATTERING COUNTERFEITED DRAMATURGY
Dr. ADI RAMESH BABU |
274-281
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THE TREATMENT
OF MEN AND WOMEN IN HOSSEIN’S SULTANA’S DREAM AND PLATH’S
THE BELL JAR: A COMPARATIVE STUDY
RAKIB UDDIN |
282-290
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LEXICAL
COHESION IN ACADEMIC DISCOURSE: EXPLORING APPLIED
LINGUISTICS RESEARCH ARTICLES ABSTRACTS
ZUBAIRU MALAH |
291-299
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EXPLORING THE
MOTIVES BEHIND OBSESSION WITH DEATH IN VICTORIAN LITERATURE
INDRAJIT PATRA1, Dr. SHRI
KRISHAN RAI2 |
300-311
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JOOTHAN: A
DALIT’S LIFE BY OMPRAKASH VALMIKI: AN EMBODIMENT OF DALIT
RESISTANT AESTHETICS
DEBDULAL BANERJEE |
312-315
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NOTION OF
“MAN JEETEY JAG JEET” IN Heart of Darkness
NAVDEEP KAUR |
316-320
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‘WE
REMEMBERED (HER) LIKE A STORY’: INTERROGATING AND RE –
FASHIONING MEMORY THROUGH THE PARADOXICAL VISION OF ALICE
MUNRO
TANUKA CHATTERJEE |
321-328
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THE MYTH OF
ODIMARICHIL AND THE CULTURAL RESISTANCE OF PARAYA COMMUNITY
IN ARUNDHATI ROY’S THE GOD OF SMALL THINGS.
SHAHUL HAMEED.M.P |
329-332
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IDEALS,
DREAMS VERSUS REALITY IN THE PLAY “SUMMER OF THE SEVENTEENTH
DOLL” BY RAY LAWLER: AN ANALYSIS
A.R. JYOTHI PRIYA |
333-336
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