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The paper focuses on how ideas influenced political change in Romania and what effect this had on the people on an individual and collective level. It will briefly look at what people had to embrace in terms of social re...

Sterling A. Brown is an African American poet, best known for writing poetry distinctively rooted in folklore and authentic black dialect. He skilfully uses dialect and brings out the blues demonstrating his inventive ge...

Digital feminism combines feminism and digital tools; the core purpose of digital feminism is to demonstrate how women utilize the internet as a platform to share issues and promote empowerment. This study focuses partic...

Naylor's novels consistently address the oppression of women due to their sex and race. Her novels often portray men as irresponsible and unwilling to commit to any relationship. Naylor's literary corpus offers a compreh...

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...

Anuradha Roy’s Sleeping on Jupiter is a profound, multi-layered exploration of the human capacity to endure trauma, reclaim agency, and reimagine the possibilities of life following devastation. Set against the backdr...

Shoban Bantwal’s writing skilfully expresses her Indian heritage, providing a deeper enquiry of femininity and emotional complexity as seen through the eyes of her female protagonists. As a woman, she imparts realism t...

This article analyzes how political prisoners from communist Romania survived after release. They don’t allow rejoining in jobs had before imprisonment, and their families suffered regime oppression to. Authorities mon...

This article analyses oppressive familial dynamics through memory in The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy. The research employs Antonio Gramsci’s notion of cultural hegemony and Sigmund Freud’s concept of repress...

Abstract This article proposes a re-reading of the problem of gender, or as it has been put, more often than not, ‘the woman problem,’ that resists the reproduction of modern/colonial systems of governance and their ...

This article examines the representation of caste, labour, and marginality in Turning the Pot, Tilling the Land: Dignity of Labour in Our Times and Disaibon Hul: The Call of the Bending Sky through the theoretical lenses...

This article investigates how Joanne Harris’s Chocolat series: Chocolat (1999), The Lollipop Shoes (2007), Peaches for Monsieur le Curé (2012), and The Strawberry Thief (2019), redefines female identity and resistance...

A transição democrática na África do Sul foi dolorosa, mas pacífica. Após anos de opressão estatal violenta em uma sociedade marcadamente dividida entre brancos e negros, o processo transicional permitiu o surgime...

Instead of predominantly functioning to protect women, many toxic marriages even legitimize and institutionalize patriarchal oppression. This has sparked feminist criticism, as in Katie Fforde's novel Going Dutch. Featur...

In our paper we would to discuss about the difference between the meaning of the words gender and sex, in order to try and understand why is it important to distinguish correctly when to use gender specific expressions. ...

Amish Tripathi’s The Shiva Trilogy reimagines Hindu mythology through a socio-political lens, presenting the Nagas not as mythological monsters but as deterritorialized agents challenging the hegemonic Somras-Industri...

Abstract Walter Benjamin published his influential essay ‘Critique of Violence’/‘Zur Kritik der Gewalt’ in 1921, and the work has troubled and provoked thinkers across disciplines for over a century now. This For...

This article analyses the representation of women and nature in Karthik Subbaraj's 2023 film Jigarthanda Double X through the lens of ecofeminism. Ecofeminism is a branch of feminism that examines the connections betwee...

African women developed indigenous feminist theories because they believed that Western Feminism could not answer the needs of African women. The reasons are cultural differences and differences in African women’s expe...

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 qualitative case study examines how a third-grade teacher in Hawaiʻi implemented Transformative Social-Emotional Learning (tSEL) to support multilingual learners (MLs) in a Title I classroom. Grounded in a framewor...

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 article explores the neglected character of Urmila in Sita’s Sister by Kavita Kane, analyzing her plight in the context of patriarchal feminism. While Indian scriptures such as the Ramayana and Mahabharata glorify...