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Queer (Diaspora), Identity and Governance: A Theoretical Analysis

Mohanty, Siba; Geeta, M. (Indian Studies Review, 2020)

he paper tries to provide a conceptual and theoretical understanding of the concepts like, 'Queer', 'Queer Diaspora', 'Queer Identity' and governance pertaining to queers. The paper examines the migration of queer people, ...
The Aspects of Indian Feminism and Problems in Translating: A Study of Kundanika Kapadia's 'Seven Steps in the Sky'

Purohit, Drashti; Mewada, Chetan (LangLit, 2020-02)

The present paper is an attempt to study the representation of feministic aspects in Kundanika Kapadia's award-winning novel, 'Seven Steps in the Sky'. Kundanika Kapadia is a Gujarati feminist writer. She talks about the ...
Socio-Cultural Challenges of Indian Queer Diaspora in USA

Geeta, M. (Shodh Sarita, 2020-10)

The paper tries to study and analyse social and cultural differences of India and US and how these differences have created problems and also provided opportunities to Indian diaspora and Indian queer diaspora. It illustrates ...
Migration and Acculturation of Indian Queer Diaspora in United States

Geeta, M. (International Research Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies, 2020-12)

Acculturation makes its impact on the lives of migrants and immigrants. Generally, diasporic individuals have to go through the process of acculturation after migrating to host lands. Acculturation which has been described, ...
A Character Delineation of Jaya in Shashi Deshpande’s That Long Silence

Ranpura, Jay (ELT Voice,, 2021-02)

The paper attempts to examine the character delineation of Jaya, who is the protagonist in Shashi Deshpande’s novel That Long Silence, which won her the Sahitya Akademi Award. Through this paper, the effort is made to apply ...
A Comparative Study of O. Henry and Pannalal Patel’s Selected Short Stories

Gajjar, Jayana (ELT Voice, 2021-02)

It is known that the English language mostly becomes the way of communication and sometimes the only medium to deliver your ideas when the speaker and the listener do not speak and understand each other’s native tongue. ...
Complexities & Crisis in the lives of Maya in Cry, the Peacock by Anita Desai & Anjali in Maunraag by Kaajal Oza Vaidya: A Comparative Analysis

Oza, Shivangi (ELT Voice, 2021-02)

This paper attempts to show the comparative analysis of two female protagonists portrayed by two well-reputed and self-made female writers from two different languages. Anita Desai is an innovative and original writer and ...
Impact of Covid-19 and Lockdown on Lgbtq (IM) Migrants (With Special Focus on Indo-American Lgbtq Community)

Mohanty, Siba; Geeta, M. (Towards Excellence, 2021-06)

COVID-19 pandemic has made its disastrous impact on every individual of the world, it has destroyed many lives. It has created a state of emergency in the whole of the world, to protect lives thus countries decided to ...
Ai & Education - The Way Forward

Mehta, Nishith (Elt Quarterly, 2021-09)

The cataclysmic set of events unleashed by the wrath of a single virus highlighted the vulnerabilities and the major fault lines that existed in the Education sector across the globe. India certainly was no exception to ...
Cinematic Language in Select Indian Hyper Narratives

Dodia, Srushti (LangLit, 2022)

Alissa Quart in her review “Happy Endings: The Post Nuclear Family according to Don Ross” speaks about numerous techniques employed by Ross in his hyper narrative film. The term hyperlink cinema was itself coined by Alissa ...
An Ecocritical Study of the Selected Verses of Ruskin Bond

Chhatbar, Disha (Literary Herald, 2022-06)
Ecocritical Concerns in the Selected Poems of Wendell Berry

Chhatbar, Disha (The Criterion, 2022-08)

Richard Kerridge defines Ecocriticism as "literary and cultural criticism from an environmental viewpoint." Wendell Berry, a man close to the land because of his work as a farmer, is an American poet, writing in Georgic ...
Greek Mytholohy an Exploration of Ancient Traditions and Modern interpretations

Thummar, Dhaval (Ayudh, 2023)

This research paper aims to delve into the rich and diverse world of Greek mythology. Greek mythology, the body of myths belonging to the ancient Greeks, serves as a lens through which to explore their religious and cultural ...
Adaptation of Comics and Graphic Novels into Movies: Concerning marvel and DC cinematic universes

Chavda, Jignesh; Dodiya, Jaydipsinh (Ayudh, 2023-06)
Exploring the Intersection of Psychology and Feminism in Simone de beauvoir's she came to stay

Purohit, Drashti (Ayudh, 2023-06)
A Critical Study of Influence of Women on Sartre's Existentialism philosophy A Classic Example of Gender Equality

Purohit, Drashti (Surabhi, 2023-07)

By its very nature, existential philosophy is a male-dominated discipline of philosophy. However, it would be a mistake to overlook the role that women played in shaping the philosophy that is now associated with selfish ...
Revival of Gond Art Form through Graphic Novel in Bhimyana: Experience of Untouchability

Chavda, Jignesh (Surabhi, 2023-07)

rividya Natarajan's graphic novel Bhimyana: Experience of Untouchability portrays the incidents in the Life of Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar. The representation of the life of Dr. BRA in this graphic novel uses blotches, tempera ...
Legends of Halahala: elements of absurd, bizarre and uncanny life depicted in graphic novel

Chavda, Jignesh (Vidhyayana, 2023-10)

Graphic Novels are fundamentally made up of visuals and text while these graphics simultaneously goes with the text and form an ambience of still pictures with written dialogues and narrations whenever needed. But in ...
Reading of Two Indian Graphic Novels by Orijit Sen's River of Stories & Vishwajyoti Ghosh's Delhi Calm as the Significant Contribution to Historical Trauma Literature

Chavda, Jignesh (Vidhyayanaejournal, 2024-02)

The graphic novel genre gained prominence after the publication of Art Spiegelman's Maus, by combining textual narratives with graphic representations. Indian graphic novels, notably Orijit Sen's River of Stories, followed ...

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