Articles | |||
No. | Name of the Author | Title of the Article | Link |
01 | Leucian Cristiana | Violence in Ambrose Bierce’s An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge | |
02 | Meysam Hemati | The Effect of Teacher, Peer, and Self-Editing on Improving Grammatical Accuracy in EFL Learners’ Writing | |
03 | Kelsey Hoff | Women Writers: In an Odd Place | |
04 | Morteza Jafari | Fallen Woman in Victorian Society: Eliot’s Adam Bede and Hardy’s Far from the Madding Crowd | |
05 | Md. Mohoshin Reza | Rokeya’s Reverse Thoughts: Sketch of Male Characters in Sultana’s Dream | |
06 | Salma Haque | Mrs.Yeobright: A Paradoxical Character in Thomas Hardy’s The Return of the Native | |
07 | Tripa Felicia | Postcolonialism in Salman Rushdie’s Midnight’s Children | |
08 | Wayne Arnold | Rhyme and Image in Yeats’s A Man Young and Old | |
09 | B.Abirami & Dr.S.N.Mahalakshmi | The Relationship of the Siblings in Danielle Steel and Arundhati Roy’s Novels:A Comparative Study | |
10 | Anil Kshirsagar, Mrs. R.P. Bonde & Dr. Suvarna T. Shinde | Globalization and the Changing Urban Realities in India in Chetan Bhagat's One Night @ The Call Center and 2 States | |
11 | Dr. Anupama Chowdhury | Healing their Wounds: Writing as Processing in Shashi Deshpande’s Novels | |
12 | Dr. Asha Susan Jacob | Fluid Identity: Bharati Mukherjee’s Jasmine | |
13 | Dr. Babita Tyagi | English for Specific Purpose Introduction and Role of Teacher in Teaching ESP | |
14 | Sharmistha Basu | Necessity of English for Employment | |
15 | Bhakti D.Kulkarni | Alienated Soul of Richard Wright in Black Boy | |
16 | Dr. S. B. Bhambar | Alan Paton’s Cry, The Beloved Country: A Study in Humanism | |
17 | Bipin Bihari Dash | A Study of Westernised Indian Culture in Kiran Desai’s The Inheritance of Loss | |
18 | Dr. M. R. Chandran & Ms. B. Sujatha | Patriarchal Suffocation of Women: A Study of Arundhati Roy’s The God of Small Things | |
19 | Mohd Shafi Dar | Revisit, Revise and Rewrite:V.S. Naipaul | |
20 | Dr. Saswat S. Das & Dr. Bipasha Som | (Dis)homing Texts: An Interrogation of Ideological Perspectives in Ghosh’s The Hungry Tide and Guha’s The Bounty of the Goddess | |
21 | Dr. Dashrath Gatt | Manjula Padmanabhan’s Lights Out! A Satire on the Enlightened for their Intended Darkness | |
22 | Oguntoyinbo Deji | Faction in Wale Okediran’s Tenants of the House | |
23 | Dr.Anupama.D.Deshraj | Ingenuity and Indianness in the Works of Jayanta Mahapatra and Arun Kolatkar | |
24 | Devi Archana Mohanty | A Society that Looks Back in Anger: Studying John Osborne | |
25 | Dr. Diksha Sharma | The Partition and Chaman Nahal’s Azadi | |
26 | Fatemeh Pourjafari | Passing the Same Streets with Running Leopards: Reading Bijan Najdi’s Short Fiction in the Light of Shklovsky’s Defamiliarization | |
27 | Irfan Mohammad Malik | Adam in Post-War American Fiction: A Study of Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse-Five (1969) | |
28 | Afsha Jamal & Dr. K. Sandhya | Embracing Relevant Strategies in Acquisition of Verbal Skills in the Second Language Learning: A Dire Need | |
29 | Jaspal Singh | T.S. Eliot’s Quest for the Meaning on Spiritual Wasteland after the First World War | |
30 | Shubhanku Kohcar | Angelina Weld Grimke’s Selected Poems: An Ecocritical Reading | |
31 | Dr. Krishna Singh | Decolonizing the Stage: An Evaluation of Karnad’s Contribution | |
32 | Kusumika Sarkar | Transnational Feminism in Post-Apartheid Africa: A Study of J.M. Coetzee’s Disgrace | |
33 | Dr. Leena Pundir | Marian’s Search for Self in Margaret Atwood’ sThe Edible Woman | |
34 | Majji Eswara Rao | Hindu Culture and Way of Life Focused by Githa Hariharan in The Thousand Faces of Night | |
35 | Abhinandan Malas | Intersecting Spaces and Their Influences in Selected Plays of Girish Karnad | |
36 | Dr.Ihsan-ur-Rahim Malik | Shelley’s Dramatic Poem, Hellas Ideas in an Open-ended Conflict | |
37 | Dr. Mangalkumar R. Patil | Train to Pakistan – Azadi : Vice-versa Journey | |
38 | Dr. Manjeet Rathee | Virginia Woolf and the Construct of Sanity and Insanity in Mrs Dalloway | |
39 | Dr. Naveen K Mehta | Reflection of the Sense of Melancholy in Sarojini Naidu’s Poetry | |
40 | Dr.Y.Mercy Famila | Self-Remorse a Process to Individuation: A Sartrean Study of Arun Joshi’s The Foreigner | |
41 | Mini Babu | The Dalit Vision and Voice: A Study of Sharan Kumar Limbale’s Akkarmashi | |
42 | Mithun Bhattacharya | Destabilizing the Typology: A Study of Some Contemporary Indian Women Poets in English in the Light of Postcolonial Theory | |
43 | Monica Balyan Dahiya | Use of Images, Metaphors and Symbols in Anita Desai’s Cry, the Peacock and Voices in the City | |
44 | Monishikha Mukherjee | Resurgence of the Female Self | |
45 | Jan Mudasir Gul | Campus Fiction and David Lodge | |
46 | Ch.Nagarjuna | Innovative Methods in Teaching English for Rural Students | |
47 | Dr. Neena Sharma | A Study of Cultural Context and its Impact on Intercultural communication | |
48 | Dr. Nibedita Mukherjee | Shakespeare’s King Richard the Third: A Study of ‘Vice Revisited’ | |
49 | Dr. Nidhi Sharma | Impact of Politics on Caste and Gender in Nayantara Sahgal’s Rich like Us | |
50 | Soghra Nodeh & Farideh Pourgiv | Showalter's Gynocriticism: Female Wild Zone of Experience in Adrienne Rich's A Wild Patience Has Taken Me This Far | |
51 | Omar Mohammad-Ameen Ahmad Hazaymeh | Metonymy in Shakespeare's Othello: Act One | |
52 | Phutane Padmavati Vasantrao | Communicative Approach: Its Application and Relevance in 21st Century | |
53 | Dr. Prajna Pani | Human Fallibility, Communication and Error Management | |
54 | Praveen Kumar Anshuman | Osho’s Vision of Healthy Humanity: A Study ofArdhanariswaram | |
55 | Pravin Kumar Patel | Paul de Man’s Resistance to Reading: Nietzschean Aesthetics, Rhetoric and Aporia | |
56 | Dr. Priyanka Sharma & Dr. Deepa Tyagi | Aesthetic and Ethical Values in E.M. Forster’s A Passage to India | |
57 | Mrs. Purnima Gupta | Gender Biases and Resistance in Bharati Mukherjee's Desirable Daughters | |
58 | Dr. Rabindra Kumar Verma | Changing Aspects of Women in Nissim Ezekiel’sNalini & Marriage Poem: Feminism in Trouble | |
59 | Rahul Narayan Kamble | Challenging the Ideology of Marriage in Volga’s Play The Six of Them | |
60 | Rajarshi Mitra | Towards Ecological Indianness: Salim Ali’s Autobiography and the Evolution of Green Citizenship in Twentieth Century India | |
61 | Rajender Kumar | Eroticism and Rebelliousness in Modern Indian Woman: A Psychological Analysis of Shobha De’s Socialite Evening | |
62 | Rajib Debnath | A Deeper Insight into the Multi-Faceted Purports of ‘Silence’ in Vijay Tendulkar’s Silence! The Court Is In Session | |
63 | P. Sreenivasulu Reddy & Prof. B Sandhya | Indianness in Sarojini Naidu’s poetry with Reference to Her Major Poems | |
64 | Richa Nehra | Against Sexual Subalternity in Shobha De’s Novels | |
65 | Hrishikesh Roy | Inner Peace…A Satire | |
66 | Dr. Ruby Rani & Prof. Ambuj Kr. Sharma | Creative-Destructive Duality of Nature: A Study of D. H. Lawrence’s Snake | |
67 | Sameer Kumar Panigrahi | (Re-)Presenting History in Manoj Das’s Cyclones: A Postmodern Analysis | |
68 | Mr. Parit Sandip Balu | Theme of Violence in Vijay Tendulkar’sKanyadaan | |
69 | Dr. Sanjay Shrivastava | The Analysis of Browning’s Poetic Milestone The Ring and the Book Focusing on the Excellent Characterization of Pompilia: A Critical Assessment | |
70 | Md. Saquib Abrar | Gender Conflict and Social Consciousness: A Study of Mahesh Dattani’s Tara | |
71 | Mrs. Seema Chaudhary | Confessional Theme and the Crisis of Woman’s Identity in the Poetry of Kamala Das | |
72 | Mrs. Shailaja Arjun Changundi | Iain Banks’s Against a Dark Background: The Ray of Light in Dark Future | |
73 | Shivangi Srivastava | Indian Diasporic Sensibility: The Pull of Home | |
74 | Shradha Kabra | Bridges to Breakthroughs: Tracing the Genealogy of the Indian Science Fiction and Fantasy Genre in English | |
75 | Mrs. B.Siva Priya | Illumination of Elizabeth Hunter: A Study of Patrick White’s The Eye of the Storm | |
76 | Dr.K.Subapriya | Strategy of Implying Subversive Mimicry to Resist in Sherman Alexie’s Reservation Blues | |
77 | Dr. Sujatha S. | Problems of Cultural Plurality in Amitav Ghosh’s Fiction | |
78 | Sunayana Chowdhury | Code-Mixing as a Strategy Used by Radio Jockey’s on Radio-Mirchi 93.9 F.M. (Pune) | |
79 | Mr. Surajit Sen | Tagore’s Chitra, Prakriti and Shyama – Cases of Macrocosm in A Microcosm | |
80 | G. Surya | A Poignant Portrait of Human Displacement | |
81 | Sushil Sarkar | The Theme of Corruption and Moral Decadence in Arvind Adiga’s The White Tiger | |
82 | Ms. Tejaswini Kiran Mane & Dr. (Mrs) P.V.Ghorpade | Representation of Cultural Difference in Kiran Desai’s The Inheritance of Loss | |
83 | Dr. K. Ujjwala | Indian Aesthetics in Sri Aurobindo’s Criticism | |
84 | Dr. Bishnu Prasad Varma | Am I Invited? | |
85 | Smt. Vidya. R Patil | The Indian English Fiction, Beginning to Modern | |
86 | Tasleem Ahmad War | Doris Lessing’s Leap into Apocalyptic Fiction | |
87 | J.Yogavinotha | Portrayal of Black Survivors in Unjust and Racist White World in James Baldwin’s Selected Novels:If Beale Street Could Talk and Just Above My Head | |
Poetry | |||
01 | Chad Norman | THE HUMAN'S CHAIR | |
02 | Charles Thielman | Lorca | |
03 | Davide Trame | ALONE | |
04 | Frederick Glaysher | FROM Book IV of The Parliament of Poets: An Epic Poem | |
05 | Gerburg Garmann | Revelation On A So So Night | |
06 | Iti Kesarwani | Unveiling the Mask | |
07 | Jyoti Taneja | The Sublime Truth | |
08 | Mamta Madhavan | Frozen Lake | |
09 | Mojisola Bakare | Victorious | |
10 | Pritam Thakur | Life: thy name is 2C | |
11 | Sunil Sharma | The girl on the threshold | |
12 | Tahera Moiz Mannan | Nataraja—The dance of Shiva | |
13 | Tom Byers | Bobby’s Big Bang | |
Fiction | |||
01 | Aparna Raj Mukhedkar | Ganesha's Babies | |
02 | Edgar Rider | Following Shadows That Fell Upon Me | |
03 | Jéanpaul Ferro | The Most Dangerous Game | |
04 | Christopher T Garry | The Weight of Shadow | |
05 | Allabhya Ghosh | Hungry | |
06 | Hettie Ashwin | A Charitable Act | |
07 | Hollis Whitlock | I Did It for My Mom | |
08 | Jeff Dupuis | Crazy | |
09 | Luke Thomas | Into the Forever Land | |
10 | Mike Woodham | Bathroom Alchemy | |
11 | Robert A. Vella | The Unfortunate Recorder | |
12 | Laura Solomon | The Glass Screen | |
Book Reviews | |||
01 | Dr. Vishwanath Bite | Paramahamsa A Vedantic Tale by Ramaswami Subramony | |
02 | Mrs. Madhuri Bite | Niranjan Mohanty: The Man and His Poetry by Sudhir K. Arora | |
03 | Rashmi Jain | The Door is Half Open by Susheel Kumar Sharma | |
04 | Dr. Shubha Dwivedi | The Door is Half Open by Susheel Kumar Sharma | |
05 | Uzoechi Nwagbara | Roses and Bullets by Akachi Adimora-Ezeigbo | |
06 | Dr. Vishwanath Bite | Diorama of Three Diaries (Collection of Poetry)by Sonnet Mondal | |
07 | Dr. Vishwanath Bite | The Distance by Saborna Roychowdhury | |
08 | Dr. Vishwanath Bite | Poetry Manifesto (New & Selected Poems) by Vihang A. Naik | |
09 | Dr. Vishwanath Bite | Musings of A Wanderer by Shreya Chatterjee | |
10 | Dr. Vishwanath Bite | Mom and I Love a Terrorist by Leema Dhar | PDF |
Interviews | |||
01 | Dr. Vishwanath Bite | Vihang A. Naik, Indian Poet in Conversation with Vishwanath Bite | |
02 | Dr. Vishwanath Bite | Leema Dhar in Conversation with Vishwanath Bite | |
03 | Dr. Vishwanath Bite | Cheryl Bentley in Conversation with Vishwanath Bite | |
04 | Dr. Vishwanath Bite | An Interview with R.Subramony by Dr. Vishwanath Bite | |
Tuesday, January 1, 2013
Vol. III. Issue IV The Criterion
Current Issue
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Friday, September 28, 2012
Call for Papers: Deadline November 30, 2012
Call for Papers: Deadline November
30, 2012
Galaxy: International Multidisciplinary Research Journal (ISSN 2278 – 9529)
Research Papers are invited for January 2013 Issue (Vol. II. Issue. I)
Galaxy: International Multidisciplinary Research Journal (ISSN 2278 – 9529)
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Galaxy is published quarterly. All the accepted papers are uploaded and published online soon after final acceptance. In the interests of speed, manuscripts are not extensively copy-edited, and authors are requested to check their manuscripts carefully before submitting revised form for final publication.
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Galaxy is published quarterly. All the accepted papers are uploaded and published online soon after final acceptance. In the interests of speed, manuscripts are not extensively copy-edited, and authors are requested to check their manuscripts carefully before submitting revised form for final publication.
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Saturday, September 22, 2012
Sharing Phone Numbers
Dear
Friends,
I was not sharing my Phone Numbers
for last six months for several reasons including my personal problems and my
extremely busy schedule. For all these months I was criticized, blamed and
cursed by me many friends and relatives for the difficulties in contacting me.
However, I kept digital window open to communicate through Facebook, Twitter
and e-mails. Many contributors of the Journals and Books were constantly trying
to reach me for their queries and some only to interact. I was even rude at
some of the conversations as I was going through some tensions was completely
under stress. Many of your calls were unanswered, messages and e-mails unread
and not replied in this crucial period. For which I sincerely apologize,
because I am not arrogant and not self-centered. Even for certain period my
facebook account was deactivated and lost some important friends in the
process. I cannot share everything with you but can assure you that it will not
happen again. As I have sorted out everything and now I am completely fine. I
am sharing my Phone numbers to all my friends. I take this opportunity to
apologize and offer a fresh bond of friendship, Let’s start afresh.
You all know that I am doing many
things simultaneously to mention few things Editing, Teaching, Publishing,
Mentoring and Writing too. I believe in speed and for these things I sacrificed
many things in last six months. You are always welcome to Call me and have
fruitful communication.
My
New Number is 9870 67
8008
Old
number is re-activated 9423 27
8008
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