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Purpose. The article aims to analyse the historical transformation of Kharkiv University from the imperial era to the present day through the lens of postcolonial theory, particularly the concepts of Homi Bhabha, demonst...

Identity construction is a fluid process shaped by cultural, social, and technological forces, particularly in the digital era. Jennifer Egan’s Look at Me critiques how technology and surveillance reshape selfhood, hig...

The article shows how public-private partnerships (PPPs) in renewable energy provide a chance for the public and private sectors to combine resources and share risks in order to finish utility-scale projects that would n...

Neurodivergent poetics provides a critical framework for understanding how autistic authors reshape narrative, language, and subjectivity. This article examines Tito Mukhopadhyay’s Plankton Dreams: What I Learned in Sp...

This study is based on a comparative and contrastive analysis of a hetero-semiotic pair: Guy de Maupassant’s short story Boule de Suif and its graphic novel adaptation by Li-An, published by Delcourt in 2009. The centr...

This study of the literary work Merasa Pintar, Bodoh Saja Tak Punya by Rusdi Mathari employs Michel Foucault’s theory of madness to analyze narrative data and identify the concept of madness within the epistémè of th...

Agrarian conflicts in Indonesia are shaped by persistent inequalities in land access and control, where the state, through legal frameworks and state-owned enterprises, plays a central role in legitimizing dispossession....

In mid-2023, a preprint was uploaded by some of the team working at the Rising Star Cave System in South Africa on new finds regarding the hominin Homo naledi. The authors reported what they claim is evidence for deliber...

In an era defined by globalization and digital connectivity, the intersections of language, culture, and technology have become central to understanding contemporary communication, education, and identity. Crossing The N...

Young adult fiction is aimed primarily at readers between the ages of twelve and eighteen. It often centres on themes that are highly relatable to teenagers. Illness narratives in young adult fiction explore themes of pe...

The literature of trauma frequently depends on witnessing via testimony, recollection, and generational storytelling to maintain memory and facilitate healing. Nevertheless, Claire Fuller’s The Memory of Animals (2023...

Background: The short story al-Ṭarīq 'abra al-Barzakh is a literary work that reflects the suffering of Sudanese refugees during the 1956–2005 conflict, which is important to study. Purpose: This study aims to ana...

This article theoretically explores the phenomenon of cultural and political domination of Meluha over smaller regions of the Sapt Sindhu in Amish’s well-known Shiva Trilogy. The postcolonial aspects, ideas, and the an...

The apparatus pattern of class consciousness plays a universal role in cultural subordination. In rural Tamil Nadu, the class dimension is ascribed in terms of casteism, subjugating marginalised communities in mental, ph...

This research article explores the deep sense of nostalgia in the lives of the immigrants. Migration takes place in everyone’s life. The reasons may be vary according to the situation they undergo. The immigrants who m...

Rabindranath Tagore’s poems “Where the Mind is Without Fear” and “Freedom” interrogate freedom not merely as political independence but as a radical reimagining of human consciousness. While rooted in the anti-...

Climate change, as a defining crisis of the twenty-first century, challenges ecosystems, displaces communities, and unsettles established human-nature hierarchies. Literature has responded through climate fiction, where ...

Abstract This research article attempts to read Paula Hawkins novel The Girl on the Train through the lens of Psycho – Feminism. By analyzing this text, the researcher argues that Hawkins not only captures the attrib...