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Historical narratives are records of subversion, revolution, and containment. The subversion of power and authority is a direct result of centuries of oppression, the dramatic entrances of rebel-heroes, the glory of revo...

This article suggests that the literature emerging from the 1947 Partition of British India shouldn't just be read as historical fiction. Instead, it belongs to a distinct, almost visceral category of "crisis literature....

Magic of Wonders and Emotional Connectivity are two different characteristics in the field of Ecocriticism. For Eco-critics, a world is a narrow space, not a wide space. They see everything through the lens of science an...

African American literature often employs ghosts as narrative devices to confront collective trauma and historical injustices. Jesmyn Ward’s novel, Sing, Unburied, Sing, set in contemporary Mississippi, epitomises this...

Trauma is an encounter of the violent event, with its unexpectedness and horror. Traumatic disorders transpire when there is an interplay between the experience and memory along with their gender violence. The most destr...

This study explores the phonetics and phonology of regional accents in English, aiming on how distinctions in pronunciation impact intelligibility, identity, and linguistic acuity. English, as a global language, displays...

This research article presents an ethnographic analysis of Perumal Murugan’s Four Strokes of Luck, exploring its nuanced portrayal of socio-cultural dynamics within a rural Tamil community. By situating the short story...

This article seeks to analyse the manner in which Korean immigrants navigate their identities in Japan. It evaluates how the characters in Min Jin Lee’s novel Pachinko have hybrid identities, and it goes further to exp...