ENG-V6-N2

Shanlax International Journal of English

Volume 6 – Issue 2 – March 2018

PORTRAYAL OF WOMEN AS CAGED BIRDS IN INDIRA GOSWAMI’S NOVEL “THE BLUE – NECKED GOD”
» Authors: A.Kumaravalli & Dr.B.R.Veeramani | Pages: 1 to 5
A STUDY OF RED SCARF GIRL AND THE NARRATOLOGY OF AUTOBIOGRAPHIES OF THE MARGINALISED
» Authors: Arathi Unni | Pages: 6 to 9
D. H. LAWRENCE’S SONS AND LOVERS: A PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDY
» Authors: Dr. S. Gopinath | Pages: 10 to 14
A ROOM OF THEIR OWN: A PANORAMA OF INDIAN WOMEN WRITERS OF POSTERIOR 1980’S
» Authors: S. Bernath Carmel | Pages: 15 to 22
SO MANY HUNGERS! – STILL AN EXISTING REALITY IN THE COUNTRY (IN REFERENCE TO BHABANI BHATTACHARYA’S NOVEL, ‘SO MANY HUNGERS’)
» Authors: R. Chandra Sekhar | Pages: 23 to 28
FACING AMERICA’S FAILED DREAM IN WILLA CATHER’S ONE OF OURS
» Authors: L. Anita | Pages: 29 to 35
AMALGAMATION OF CULTURE IN THE NOVEL ‘THE VENDOR OF SWEETS’
» Authors: Dr. Chitra Sivasubramaniam & S. Swetha | Pages: 36 to 39
AN IMAGE OF 19th CENTURY BRITAIN IN A CHRISTMAS CAROL
» Authors: E. Christina Nancy | Pages: 40 to 46
FOLK PSYCHE OF FEMININE EMANCIPATION IN ERITREA: A VILLAGE DREAM
» Authors: Dr. Prafull D. Kulkarni | Pages: 47 to 49
FEMININE VOICE: NARRATIVE PATTERNS THROUGH INNOCENT EYES IN MANJU KAPUR’S DIFFICULT DAUGHTERS
» Authors: Dr. Archana | Pages: 50 to 57
HUMANNESS ACROSS BORDERS IN AMITAV GHOSH’S NOVELS THE HUNGRY TIDE AND THE GLASS PALACE
» Authors: M.Kanchana & Dr.B.R.Veeramani | Pages: 58 to 61
A SHORT EXPEDITION FROM EERINESS TO SOLEMNITY
» Authors: Ms.C.B.Santhi & Dr.Nirmala Devi | Pages: 62 to 66
EMERGENCE OF NEW WOMEN IN SHASHI DESPANDE’S “THE BINDING VINE”
» Authors: G.Rajathi | Pages: 67 to 70
MISADVENTURE REGAINS HUMAN QUALITIES FOR SURVIVAL IS EMPHASISED IN THE BIRTHDAY BOYS BY BERYL BAINBRIDGE
» Authors: A.Vasanthi & Dr.N.Poonkodi Shrri | Pages: 71 to 74
BARRENNESS AND FERTILITY OF WOMEN IN THE BIBLE- AN ECOTHEOLOGICAL AND ECOFEMINIST PERSPECTIVE
» Authors: G.Phebe Angus | Pages: 75 to 79
CHILDHOOD AND ADOLESCENCE FREQUENTED IN MARK TWAIN’S CHOSEN WORKS
» Authors: Hegde Rashmi | Pages: 80 to 84
bBATTLE FOR IDENTITY IN TONI MORRISON’S TAR BABY
» Authors: Dr. Chitra Sivasubramaniam & M.Preetha | Pages: 85 to 89
SHURPANAGHA, A MYTH RETOLD
» Authors: M.Lakshmi | Pages: 90 to 94
RASA EXPERIENCE IN PAULO COELHO’S THE ALCHEMIST
» Authors: G. Hamilton & Dr. Elizabeth Thomas | Pages: 95 to 101
ANALYZING VIOLENCE THROUGH CONTEMPORARY FICTION: A STUDY ON THE NOVELS LORD OF THE FLIES AND BLOOD MERIDIAN
» Authors: V.A. Anupriya | Pages: 102 to 109
TRAUMATIC EXPERIENCES AND VOID OF SILENCE IN GAYL JONES’ EVA’S MAN
» Authors: Rosy Tep & Dr. N. Geethanjali | Pages: 110 to 115
AN APOLOGY FOR ADOPTING BILINGUAL PEDAGOGY AND TRANSLATED TEXTS FOR TEACHING LITERATURES IN ENGLISH IN THE INDIAN CONTEXT
» Authors: Dr. E. Dileep | Pages: 116 to 122
INTRODUCTION OF PSYCHOSOCIAL EXISTENTIALISM IN THE PLAYS OF GIRISH KARNAD
» Authors: Mrs. K. Valarmathy | Pages: 123 to 126
AN EXAMINATION OF INNER AND OUTER LIFE OF WOMEN IN CAROL SHIELDS’ STONE DIARIES
» Authors: Dr.Chitra Sivasubramaniam & Cynthia Winnie | Pages: 127 to 131
SCHWARTZIAN ANALYSIS OF BASIC HUMAN VALUES AND LIFE SKILLS IN KAHLIL GIBRAN’S ‘THE PROPHET’
» Authors: S. Rehna Mol & Dr. Clara B Reshma | Pages: 132 to 136
MARGINALIZATION AND AGONY OF DALIT WOMEN IN BAMA’S SANGATI
» Authors: A. Kavitha | Pages: 137 to 143
WOMEN MARGINALITY IN P.SIVAKAMI’S THE GRIP OF CHANGE
» Authors: V. Sangeetha & Dr. V. Peruvalluthi | Pages: 144 to 147
A STUDY OF FEMININE SENSIBILITY IN ANITA DESAI’S WHERE SHALL WE GO THIS SUMMER
» Authors: G. Priya | Pages: 148 to 152
MYSTIC BINDING GRASSROOTS OF RELIGION: TRUE RESURRECTION AND UNIVERSAL ONENESS IN THE ROZABAL LINE BY ASHWIN SANGHI
» Authors: Mrs. K. Deepa & Dr. K. Mohan | Pages: 153 to 155
BURIED HERITAGE OF MILKMAN III IN SONG OF SOLOMON
» Authors: Dr. M. Ravichand | Pages: 156 to 162
MULTICULTURAL IDENTITIES IN ZADIE SMITH’S WHITE TEETH
» Authors: A. Selvapriya | Pages: 163 to 166
OEDIPAL FORMULATION: AN EXPLORATION OF SUB CONSCIOUSNESS IN O’NEILL’S DESIRE UNDER THE ELMS
» Authors: Dr. T.S. Ramesh & R.Krishnan | Pages: 167 to 173
THE IMPACT OF RACISM ON FEMALE PSYCHE IN DORIS LESSING’S THE GRASS IS SINGING
» Authors: J. Charles Arockiasamy | Pages: 174 to 177
THE AGONY OF BLACK WOMEN IN ALICE WALKER’S THE COLOR PURPLE: A WOMANIST APPROACH
» Authors: Dr. S. Sobana | Pages: 178 to 183
POST-WAR AMERICAN SOCIETY AND ITS POLITICS: A STUDY OF KURT VONNEGUT JR’S A MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY
» Authors: Dr. Thirupathi Reddy Maram | Pages: 184 to 187
RELATIONSHIP AMONG ATTITUDE AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT IN ENGLISH AT STANDARD IXTH
» Authors: M.N. Geetha & Dr. N. Pugalenthi | Pages: 188 to 192
MAN AND WOMAN RELATIONSHIP IN MANJU KAPUR’S A MARRIED WOMAN
» Authors: M. Abinaya | Pages: 193 to 198
UNCONDITIONAL LOVE IN RAVINDER SINGH’S I TOO HAD A LOVE STORY
» Authors: M. Sathyaraj | Pages: 199 to 201
COMPENDIUM OF THE CRISIS OF THE EDUCATED EARNING WOMEN IN SHASHI DESHPANDE’S THE DARK HOLDS NO TERROR
» Authors: R. Uma | Pages: 202 to 208
RELIGIOUS INTOLERANCE IN MARRIAGE IN VIKRAM SETH’S A SUITABLE BOY & TWO LIVES
» Authors: M. Dayana Catherin | Pages: 209 to 213
CAPITALISM AND COOLITUDE: IMMIGRANT EXPERIENCES IN ANDREW SUKNASKI’S POEM “THE GOLD MOUNTAIN”
» Authors: Amrutha Mohan | Pages: 214 to 217
POSTCOLONIALITY REFLECTED IN EUGENE O’NEILL’S THE EMPEROR JONES
» Authors: Swapnil S. Alhat | Pages: 218 to 222
SUBALTERN DIMENSIONS IN AMITAV GHOSH NOVELS: A SPECIAL REFERENCE TO WOMEN CHARACTERS
» Authors: Mr. Mohamed Meeran | Pages: 223 to 227
A STUDY ON DIGITAL LEARNING CONTRIBUTIONS IN THE LITERARY EDUCATION – WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO ENGLISH LITERATURE
» Authors: A. Shanmugaraja | Pages: 228 to 239
MYTHICAL AVATARS OF ANITA NAIR’S WOMEN AKHILA AND RADHA
» Authors: M. Praveena and S. Thirunavukkarasu | Pages: 240 to 243
THEMES AND TECHNIQUES OF INDIAN ENGLISH DRAMA – A POSTCOLONIAL STUDY
» Authors: S. Krishnamoorthi | Pages: 244 to 256
UNHEARD VOICES: ANALYZING THE TRAUMATIC EXPERIENCES OF WOMEN LABOUR IN INDIA
» Authors: S. Sarala and Dr. S. Thirunavukkarasu | Pages: 257 to 266
GENRES OF MODERNITY IN CONTEMPORARY INDIAN ENGLISH NOVELS: A STUDY
» Authors: K.R. Arivu Selvi | Pages: 267 to 275