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Volume 3 Issue.4 (Oct-Dec,) From page:337-626
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THE WAY(S)
OF THE “SMALL WORLD”: EXPLORING THE CARNIVALIZED GLOBAL
CAMPUS IN DAVID LODGE’S SMALL WORLD: AN ACADEMIC ROMANCE
TANMAY CHATTERJEE |
337-345 |
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"AN EXPERIMENT WITH TRUTH AS A MANY SIDED TRUTH"
Dr. PHANI KIRAN |
346-351 |
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REALISM AND
THE CONTEMPORARY NOVEL: A STUDY OF ANITA DESAI’S IN CUSTODY
SAPNA M. DESAI |
352-360 |
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SYSTEMIC
FUNCTIONAL LINGUISTICS – THE METHODOLOGY OF MEANING SINGH, GURDEEP |
361-364 |
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HOW FAR
DOES A CHRISTMAS CAROL OF DICKENS CORROBORATE THE MESSAGE OF
SALVATION OF HUMANITY AND ESTABLISH THE GIFT OF
“RESURRECTION OF SOUL”? SHANTANU SIULI |
365-367 |
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THEME OF
DISPLACEMENT AND ALIENATION IN BHARTI MUKHERJEE’S THE
TIGER’S DAUGHTER A. KRISHNAMOORTHY1, R. LISSY2 |
368-370 |
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DOLLARS TO
ZLOTYS: I B SINGER’S “THE SON” Dr V.V. USHABALA |
371-373 |
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THE
RENAISSANCE, THE REFORMATION AND THE BRITISH RĀJ IN GUJARĀT:
SOME POSITIVE AS WELL AS THE NEGATIVE FINDINGS: A STUDY
Dr. AMIT R. PRAJAPATI |
374-377 |
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ZERO
AFFIXED WORDS AS A FACTOR OF LEXICAL AMBIGUITY IN SOME
SELECTED SERMONS ABEERHADISALIH |
378-388 |
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ANTI-TELEOLOGICAL ELEMENTS IN EDNA O’BRIEN’S FICTION SHAFIA | 389-392 |
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A FEMINIST STUDY OF DEEBA SALIM IRFAN’S NOVEL URMA SYYADA FAHEEM | 393-397 |
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THE EFFECT
OF EXPOSURE TO TV & RADIO NEWS ON THE IMPROVEMENT OF IRANIAN
EFL LEARNERS’ SPEAKING FLUENCY
MOHAMMAD JAVAD GHENAATI1, DAVOOD MADANI2* |
398-411 |
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SOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL DYNAMICS OF CULTURAL DISPARITIES IN
JHUMPA LAHIRI’S THE NAMESAKE C.PADMAPRIYA1, Dr.N.GEJESWARI2 |
412-417 |
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IMAGINATION
OF SKILFUL ADVOCATION IN WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE’S THE MERCHANT
OF VENICE Dr. SANJAY KUMAR SWARNKAR1, Dr. DHRUV SHANKAR2 |
418-423 |
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THE
CHANGING WORLD OF ITALO CALVINO: A POSTMODERNIST STUDY OF
INVISIBLE CITIES Dr. SAMBIT PANIGRAHI |
424-429 |
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INCORPORATING VISIBLE THINKING IN THE ENGLISH CLASSROOM OF YOUNG LEARNERS: NURTURING A CREATIVE MINDSET NEELIMA CHOUDARAJU | 430-433 |
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ENGLISH
LANGUAGE TEACHING: COMMUNICATION CHALLENGES VIS-A-VIS
CLASSROOM SITUATIONS TUSHAR NAIR |
434-441 |
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EFFECTIVE
USE OF MULTIPLE RESOURCES FOR LANGUAGE LEARNING S. GEETHA1, Dr. SHANTHI SIMON2 |
442-445 |
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NARRATION
OF INDIA AS A NATION: AN ANALYTICAL STUDY OF SELECTED
NON-FICTIONAL WRITINGS OF TABISH KHAIR VIVEK BHARTI1, Prof. RANDEEP RANA2 |
446-452 |
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SUBORDINATION TO SELF-ASSERTION IN THE NOVEL A MATTER OF
TIME BY SHASHI DESHPANDE N.KAMALARAJAN1, Dr.B.R.VEERAMANI2 |
453-455 |
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REALISTIC
SPECULATION ABOUT THE THEORY OF ORIGIN OF UNIVERSE IN R. J.
SAWYER'S FOSSIL HUNTER (1993) SALAMA ISAK MANER |
456-458 |
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MARGAYYA’S
FAMILIAL INAUTHENTIC INVOLVEMENTS: A STUDY OF R. K,
NARAYAN’S THE FINANCIAL EXPERT (1952) Dr. TANU GUPTA1, GULAB SINGH WALIA2 |
459-464 |
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THE MELODY
OF SISTERHOOD IN CHITRA BANERJEE DIVAKARUNI’S SISTER OF MY
HEART PARKAVI.V1, Dr.G.RUBY DAVASEELI2 |
465-467 |
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RETHINKING OF THOMAS HOBBES‘S STATE OF SOVEREIGNTY POURIA MOTALEBI | 468-474 |
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THE MOLD
MIXTURE OF CONSUMERISM AND NIHILISM EMAN ADEL |
475-485 |
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HUMANITY
AND RELIGION IN THE SHADE OF GB SHAW’S THE DEVIL’S DISCIPLE
Dr. Md. AFROZUDDIN1, Dr. V.L.I. ISAAC2 |
486-489 |
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"CRISIS" OF
ENGLISH STUDIES: COMPLICACIES OF FEMINIST THEORY IN THE
THIRD WORLD NIKU CHETIA |
490-494 |
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BHABANI
BHATTACHARYA : ‘ART FOR LIFE’S SAKE’ ARTI GUPTA |
495-497 |
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EXPERIMENTS
IN FORM AND CONTENT: APPROXIMATING INDIAN PROGRESSIVE WRITING IN CONTEMPORARY LITERARY DISCOURSE GHULAM MOHAMMAD KHAN |
498-503 |
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WILLIAM
FAULKNER’S ‘ABSALOM, ABSALOM!’ – AN INTERCONNECTION BETWEEN
FAMILY HISTORY AND SOCIAL HISTORY AARTI NAGPAL |
504-510 |
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THE
PORTRAYAL OF FAITH AND INWARD CONFLICTS IN THE RABBIT NOVELS
OF JOHN UPDIKE Dr NORA HADI Q. ALSAEED |
511-515 |
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CULTURAL
HYBRIDITY AND DEPICTION OF BENGALI CULTURE IN JHUMPA
LAHIRI’S THE NAMESAKE Dr. DARSHA JANI |
516-521 |
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“THE HOLLOW
MEN”—A POSTMODERN READING ANNESHA MANDAL1, Dr. ARINDAM MODAK2 |
522-527 |
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REINTERPRETATION OF HISTORICAL FACT IN E.L. DOCTOROW’S THE
BOOK OF DANIEL S. SAKTHIVEL1, Dr. K. SAIRAM2 |
528-530 |
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CONDITION
OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING IN GOVERNMENT PRIMARY SCHOOLS
AT UTTARA MODEL TOWN IN DHAKA CITY
ARIFUL INSAN EMON |
531-534 |
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LANGUAGE
AND ECOLOGY IN ALOBWED’EPIE’S THE LADY WITH A BEARD VALENTINE N. UBANAKO & ERIC E. EKEMBE |
535-543 |
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THE NOVELS OF BHARATI MUKHERJEE: A PANORAMIC VIEW P.RAJESWARI1, Dr.S.RAJARAJAN2 | 544-547 |
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PREDICAMENTS OF RURAL STUDENTS OF ANDHRA IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE
ACQUISITION: A DAMAGE REPAIR APPROACH Dr. SUNEETHA.Y1., A.K.GOPIKRISHNA2, P.KOUSERBASHA2 |
548-553 |
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SELF
EMPOWERMENT- REDISCOVERING LOST IDENTITIES EKTA SAWHNEY |
554-557 |
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TOWARDS THE CONSTRUCTION OF A SELF CONSCIOUS FEMALE GAZE: A STUDY OF THE EXPLORATION OF THE LESBIAN COMING OUT THEME IN BRITISH FEMINIST THEATRE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO JACKIE KAY’S TWICE OVER SONIMA K K | 558-563 |
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VIEWING EDUTAINMENT AS A TOOL FOR DIGITAL LEARNING FIONA FESTUS ALEXANDER1, Dr.SARIKA TYAGI2 | 564-568 |
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WAS HE A
PRAGMATIC OR A PURITAN?: READING BENJAMIN FRANKLIN’S
AUTOBIOGRAPHY Dr MADHUSMITA PATI |
569-572 |
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HUMAN PREDICAMENT AND MEANINGLESSNESS OF LIFE: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF ARUN JOSHI’S NOVEL THE FOREIGNER Dr.R.C.SHEILA ROYAPPA | 573-579 |
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KANNADA
VERSUS SANSKRIT: HEGEMONY, POWER AND SUBJUGATION Dr. METI MALLIKARJUN |
580-590 |
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CONFLICT
AND ADJUSTMENT IN THE NOVELS OF RUTH PRAWER JHABVALA Dr. NEELIMA DUBEY |
591-594 |
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NATIVE
LANGUAGE INTERFERENCE: A CASE STUDY KAUSAR FERDOUS |
595-602 |
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MARGINALISED FEMALE VOICE IN SHASHI DESHPANDE’S
THAT LONG SILENCE SURBHIVI JAYVARGEEYA |
603-607 |
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AMITAV
GHOSH AND RECITALS OF ELISIONS: SCRUTINIZING GHOSH’S THE
GLASS PALACE SONIA |
608-616 |
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GLOBAL
FAMILY: A COSMOPOLITAN OUTLOOK IN THE POETRY OF BHIMA BHOI
Dr.KHAGENDRA SETHI |
617-621 |
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COMIC IN
UPAMANYU CHATTERJEE’S THE MAMMARIES OF THE WELFARE STATE PUTLA ANANDA RAO |
622-626 |
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DECONSTRUCTION IN POSTMODERN LITERATURE: AN ANALYSIS OF
FRANZ KAFKA'S 'THE TRIAL’ Altaf Ahmad Ganaie |
627-634 |
