Vol. 2 No. 1

Labyrinth: A Foreword

Albert Russo

pp. 5-5

Emerging Trends In Postmodern Indian Novel In English

Anand B. Patil

pp. 6-17

Terror of Survival: A Reading of Homen Bargohain's Subala

Jonali Sharma

pp. 18-26

Tanka

Rajkamal Shiromani

pp. 26-26

Fugitive Histories: A Reading In New Historicism

A. Marie Josephine Aruna

pp. 27-31

Mamta Kalia's Tribute To Papa: An Exposition of Contemporary Man's Anguished Consciousness

S. B. Bhambar

pp. 32-34

Gita Mehta's A River Sutra- An Exploration

T. Sasikanth Reddy

pp. 35-42

Radioactivity of Trauma in Jewish Immigrants in America

Raj Sree M.S

pp. 43-49

The Idea of the Female in Elaine Showalter's Literary Theory: A Case Study of Shashi Deshpande's That Long Silence

Mahima Singh

pp. 50-57

The Tree of Life

Jaydeep Sarangi

pp. 57-57

self- imposed exile: Contemporary Poetry in English from Nagaland

Nigamananda Das

pp. 58-68

Tagore's Nationalism: Realization and Reconstruction of the True Indian Identity with Lessons from the Past

Banibrata Goswami

pp. 69-82

Mother Courage: Nawal El Saadawi's Heroic Mother As Portrayed In A Daughter Of Isis

Anju S Nair

pp. 83-87

Killing of Innocence

Vivekanand Jha

pp. 87-87

The Feeling of Guilt: Motherhood at Stake in Alice Walker's Meridian

B. Rajarajeswari Jeyarani

pp. 88-93

Dynamics of Corruption in Satish Alekar's Pidhijat (Dynasts)

AJ Sebastian sdb

pp. 94-100

Contextualising Aravind Adiga's The White Tiger in Postcolonial Paradigm

Bhagabat Nayak

pp. 101-112

Sensitive and Sentimental yet Profound and Bold: Feminine Voices of Indian English Poetry

G.A. Ghanshyam

pp. 113-122

Dalitism: Sufferings of Past as Pains of Death

Priyanka Sharma

pp. 123-128

Textualizing The Body: Deconstructing The Female Body in The Novels Of Alice Walker

Prasanta Kumar Panda

pp. 129-134

Through Ether

Amitava Chakraborty

pp. 134-134

Constructing and Reconstructing Individual and Social Self in Toni Morrison's Beloved

B.K. Sharma

pp. 135-141

Theme of Pseudo- Neutrality in Bapsi Sidwa's Ice Candy Man

Saikat Banerjee

pp. 142-147

Remember, Natural Tones

Durlabh Singh - 93

pp. 147-147

Through the 'Window' of Sujata Bhatt's 'World': …there is more than one way to cut out a voice

Dibyajyoti Sarma

pp. 148-155

Othello and Omkara: A Comparative Study of Two Different Civilizations

Dhananjay Tripathi, Shri Krishan Rai

pp. 156-159

An Aesthetic and Philosophical Approach to You and My Haiku

Lata Mishra

pp. 160-166

In Dialogue with Prof. KV Raghupati

P.V. Laxmi Prasad

pp. 167-173

A Blind Revenge

Narendra K Sinha

pp. 174-181

Adventures In Tel Aviv

Albert Russo

pp. 182-187

The Café Bloomfield

Sunil Sharma

pp. 188-191

Albert Russo: Zulu Zapy Wins The Rainbow Nation

David Alexander

pp. 192-193

Anand B. Patil: Literary into Comparative Culture Criticism

Steven Tötösy de Zepetnek

pp. 194-198

K.V. Dominic: Winged Reason

Sunil Sharma

pp. 199-200

Rajkamal Shiromani: You And My Haiku

Sunil Sharma

pp. 201-202

Basavaraj Naikar: A Dreamer of Freedom

P.V. Laxmi Prasad

pp. 203-203

Assay Kamala Das's Poetic Work: A Tantalizing Portrayal of Feminine Longings: Ankita Khanna

Tanuka Das

pp. 204-204

Woman's Quest For Identity in Jayanta Mahapatra's Poetry: Priyanka Sharma

Anbanandam M

pp. 205-205

An Elegy on My Ma

K.V. Dominic

pp. 206

Obituary to Prof. P. Lal

173

List of Contributors

207