JSL 17
Contents
Dichotomic Representation of Lesbianism as an Act of Resistance in Contemporary Indian English Women Writers With Special Reference to Abha Dawesar and Anita Nair
Kuhu Chanana
Colonialism and the Rise of Hindi Prose
Raman P. Sinha
Affirmation of Deconstruction: A Yes, and A Yes and A Yes Once Again
Saitya Brata Das
‘Sign’ of the times: (Re)locating Karnad, Tendulkar and Tanvir
Atanu Bhattacharya and Mitul Trivedi
Engendering Cuisines: Food as a ‘Magico-Realist agent’ in Salman Rushdie’s Midnight’s Children
Rahul Krishna Gairola
American “Literary” Fiction and the Influence of Film: F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Beautiful and the Damned
Gautam Kundu
The Role of Translation Studies in Cultural Transformation
Meeta Narain
Shot in-to a Moment of Death: Representing Trauma in Film Language
Debaditya Bhattacharya
Nationalism and ‘Our Swadeshi Samaj’: Contextualising Tagore’s Ideas of the Nation
Swati Ganguly
“Coffee, Carefully Poured and Consumed, Puts the Idea Under Chloroform”: The Dialectic of the Ideational and the Personal in Walter Benjamin’s One Way Street
Avishek Parui
Paapa Bhayam
M. Sridhar
At the Roots of Violence in Tabish Khair’s Filming
Om P. Dwivedi
The Realistic Animal Story in Canadian Children’s Literature
Nandita Mohapatra
A Conversation with Charles Taylor
Sachidananda Mohanty
Reviews:
Ivy Imogene Hansdak, edited, A Doctor among the Santals: The Autobiography of Dr. Stephen B. Hansdak
by V.B. Tharakeshwar