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Daath Voyage Vol. 10 No. 3 September 2025
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RESEARCH ARTICLES |
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Prof. Prodosh Bhattacharya |
The Alleged Monstrosity of Beowulf | |
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Dr. Prasanta Ghoshal
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The Architecture of Oppression: Scientific Rationality and the Disappearance of Individual Autonomy in Aldous Huxley]s Brave New World and Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 |
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Govind Rasal |
Text, Reading and Interpretation: Problematizing the Myopic Categorisation of Annabhau Sathe’s Writings with Reference to the Select Short Story |
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Roli Mishra |
Tagore's Literary Reverie: The Luminous Tapestry of Women Characters |
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Dr. Talanki Jeevan Kumar |
Drama with a Social Purpose: Gurajada Appa Rao’s Kanyasulkam |
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Dr. Jay Prakash Tiwari |
The Madonna-Seductress Binary: Judith Butler’s Theory of Performativity and Leo Tolstoy’s Women |
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Dr. Sana Absar, Dr. Palwinder Singh Bhatia & Nirva Safria
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The Paradox of Digital Presence: Loneliness and Absence in Contemporary English-Language Literature |
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Neethu Anna Tharakan |
Reading the Brain, Narrating the Mind: A Comparative Study of Richard Powers The Echo Maker and Oliver Sacks case diary A Man Who Mistook his Wife for a Hat and Other Clinical Tales. |
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Dr. Janki Bhatt |
Tribal Voices in Transition: A Comparative Study of Tatvamasi and Reva |
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Dr. Mohammed Shafeer K P.
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Intersection of Women in Kerala: Analysis of Kamala Das’ An Introduction |
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Raj Kumar Barman |
Multiplicity and Marginality: An Examination of Performance, Identity, and Precarity in Binodini Das's My Story and My Life as an Actress. |
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12. |
Sudesha Das |
Incestuous Implied: The Royal Siblings in Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni’s The Palace of Illusions (2008) |
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13. |
Vaishnavi Singh & Dr. Priyam Francis |
Re-Sleeving the Self: Rewiring Emotion, Embodiment and Consciousness in the Posthuman Age |
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Dr. Abdus Sattar |
Of Earthly Forms and Unmooring of Self: A Posthumanist Reimagining of Ted Hughes’ poetry |
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15. |
Jatinder Kumar |
Tracing the Unfixed: On the Literary Essay and Its In-Betweenness |
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Dr. Rajeev Yadav |
Rewriting Womanhood: A Study of Gender Roles, Feminism, and the Social Imagination in Plays of Vijay Tendulkar |
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17. |
Dr. Swagata Chatterjee |
Studying Independence and Identity in Amrita Pritam’s Pinjar and Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni’s Independence. |
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18. |
Pratiksha N. Chavada |
Critique of Capitalism through the works of Charles Dickens |
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19. |
Dr. Abdul Mubid Islam |
Hegelian “Master-Slave Dialectic” and Fanon’s Adaptation—A Theoretical Study of the Colonial Context of Africa and its Present Relevance |
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20. |
Dr. C. Lalthangliana Junior & Dr. Thongam Dhanajit Singh |
The Unconcluded Grief: Trauma, Temporality, and Resilience in Bimabati Thiyam Ongbi’s “He’s Still Alive” |
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21. |
Dr. Dolon Sarkar & Dr. Neena Gupta Vij |
Baitakkhana to the Public Adda: Byomkes Bakshi Stories and the Construction of Democratic Public Sphere |
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22. |
Dr. Aninnya Sarkar & Dr. Shubhankar Roy |
Exploration of Gendered Cultural Spaces in Mamang Dai’s The Legends of Pensam and Stupid Cupid |
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23. |
Dr Darshan Lal |
Social Exclusion and Revolt in Short Stories of Baburao Bagul and Bama |
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Dr. Pradip Mondal |
Sowing The Seed Of Death: A Study Of The Film Mitti: Back To Roots From Agro-Ecological Perspective |
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25. |
Dr Barun Naha |
Women and Nineteenth Century Representations of Dreams: A Study of Olive Schreiner’s The Story of an African Farm |
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26. |
Dr. Ruchi Mishra |
Tracing the Threads: The Nomadic and Transatlantic Experiences of Enslaved Africans |
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Dr. Vaishali S Biradar & Dr. Jay Navinchandra Mehta |
Monsters of the Mind: A Psychoanalytic Reading of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein and Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights in the Gothic Tradition |
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| 28. | Dr Lalitha K M |
Manufactured Realities and the Politics of Deception: A Post-Truth Reading of The White Tiger |
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| 29. | Dr. Shivnath Kumar Sharma |
Exploring Class Consciousness and Hierarchical Social System in Charandas Chor |
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| 30. | Renuka Sahu |
Fractures of Power: The Collapse of Patriarchal Logic in J. M. Coetzee’s Disgrace |
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31. |
Bidisha Biswas, Dr Madhurima Mukhopadhyay & Dr Shubh Brat Sarkar |
Affective Memories: A Study of Meiyazhagan and Three of Us |
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32. |
Swadha Agrawal & Dr. Madhu Kamra |
“Being Not Normal”: An Exploration of Disabled Characters in Anita Nair’s Cut Like Wound |
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33. |
Debarshi Ghosh |
Middle Class Stagnancy and Challenge to the same as seen in Ebong Indrajit |
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34. |
Suryadeepa Majumdar |
The Psychoanalytic Approach and The Female Gaze of Tagore’s Fiction |
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35. |
Shalini Pallavi |
Roots of Remembrance: Post Memory and Resistance in Select Poems of Jacinta Kerketta |
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36. |
Kapahi Das |
Kamala Das and Sylvia Plath: A Comparative Reading Confessionalism, Gender Politics and Self-Destructive Desire |
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37. |
Abhishek Das |
Understanding Fragility of Identity Formation: Reading through RDO, CAE, and COST In Things Fall Apart, The Yellow Wallpaper, and Animal Farm |
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38. |
Vandana Chitkara & Dr. Parul Aggarwal |
Female Corporeality, Motherhood, Abortion and Agency: A Study of Red Clocks by Leni Zumas |
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39. |
Sehnaz Hazarika |
Fault Lines and Fragile Friendships: Exploring the Concept of Nation, Boundaries, and Stories Of War and Exile in Rita Choudhary’s Chinatown Days |
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40. |
Abhirup Sarkar |
Postmemory in the South Asian Diaspora: Inheriting the Past Through Fiction |
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41. |
Anuraj Dey |
Psychological Effects of Anime on Younger Audiences in India |
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42. |
Alakhya Dhandia |
Resisting Erasure: Material Memory in Seven Moons of Maali Almeida |
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43. |
Esha DasGupta |
A Study of Consent, Bodily Autonomy and Psychopathological Fragmentation in Women through Margaret Atwood’s The Edible Woman |
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44. |
Rajdeep Roy |
The Growing Importance of English in India’s IISC dynamics |
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45. |
Pamela Ghosh |
Guarding from the Deep Blue: Sea as the Ultimate Protector in Moana-2 |
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46. |
Arun Yadav |
Interrogating Terror: Representation of Terrorism in Arundhati Roy’s The Ministry of Utmost Happiness |
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S Saritha Sasidharan & M.G. Prasuna |
Guilt, Desire and Identity in Hoshang Merchant’s The Man Who Would Be Queen | |
| 48. | Harshita Sharma | Sita and the Sacred Ecology: An Ecocritical Reading of the Ramayana | |
| 49. | Prof. Ajay Kumar Shukla & Vishnu Mishra | Theology of the Scroll: Apps, Memes and the Mediatized Ramcharitmanas | |
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Sayiqa Hayder & Dr. Somapalyam Omprakash |
Unveiling Disability, Discrimination, and the Dynamics of Power in Mahesh Dattani’s Tara |
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| 51. | Priyanka Sharma | The Alchemy of Dreams: Order, Chaos, and Theatrical Magic in A Midsummer Night’s Dream | |
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52. |
Sharmistha Chakraborty |
The Feminism of the Margins: A Gynocritical Reading of Angie and Kit in Caryl Churchill’s Top Girls | |
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53. |
Zohra Kanth |
Feminism, Classrooms And Memory: A Survey Of Select Texts In Gender Studies |
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54. |
Subhadeep Naha |
The Sacred Twelve : Role of Goddess Shashthi in the Lives of Bengali Women Folk |
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55. |
Nikhita Borah |
Metaphors of Pathos: Deanonymizing the Sublime in Indira Goswami’s The Blue-necked God |
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Editor's Address
Dr. Saikat Banerjee
Editor in Chief
E-mail: saikatdaath2016@gmail.com, editor@daathvoyagejournal.com
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