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EFL
LANGUAGE TESTING SHOULD GO BEYOND THE SENTENCE LEVEL-THE
ROLE OF COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE IN LANGUAGE TESTING SARATH W. SAMARANAYAKE1, BASIT SULTAN2 English Lecturer1, English Lecturer2 Shinas College of Technology, Al-Aqr, PO Box 77, PC 324, Shinas, Oman |
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SUBJUGATION OF WOMEN THROUGH SEX TRAFFICKING IN CORBAN
ADDISON’S A WALK ACROSS THE SUN GEETIKA GARG Research Scholar (Comparative Literature) Central University of Punjab, Bathinda |
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SUBRAMANIA BHARATI AS A PATRIOTIC POET ANIL APRAL Lecturer, Department of English, L.V.D. College, Raichur, Karnataka |
12-14 |
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ASSERTION OF INDIVIDUALITY OF THE PROTAGONIST IN ANTHEM BY
AYN RAND Dr. URJA MANKAD Assistant Professor (English) V.V.P. Engineering College, Rajkot |
15-20 |
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MOTHERHOOD TAKEN AWAY: THE TRAUMA OF SUBORDINATION IN THE
COLOUR PURPLE AND SEA OF POPPIES WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO
BELOVED ANANNYA GAIN M.A. in English (University of Calcutta) NET Qualified BARASAT, NORTH 24 PGS, KOLKATA-WEST BENGAL |
21-24 |
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A
HORNEYAN ANALYSIS OF ALICE MUNRO’S DEEP-HOLES DEEPIKA PANT Assistant Professor Kumaun University, Nainital |
25-28 |
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RHETORIC OF LOVE IN THE TEMPEST PANKHURI AGGARWAL Research scholar Department of English, University of Jammu, India |
29-34 |
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WOMANHOOD IN CONTEMPORARY NIGERIAN DRAMA: A STUDY OF THREE
NIGERIAN PLAYS BY J.P. CLARK, ROTIMI JOHNSON AND EMEKA
NWABUEZE Dr. Ihechi Obisike NKORO DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE & TRANSLATION STUDIES, ABIA STATE UNIVERSITY UTURU, NIGERIA |
35-44 |
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POST
MODERNISTIC PERSPECTIVES IN ARUN JOSHI’S THE APPRENTICE AND
THE LAST LABYRINTH M.MUTHUVEL Ph.D Research Scholar Bharathiyar University, Coimbatore & Assistant Professor, Dept of English, Renganayagi Varatharaj College of Engineering, Sivakasi, Tamilnadu |
45-48 |
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WASHBACK INTENSITY OF THE STATE MATURA EXAMINATION IN
ALBANIAN HIGH SCHOOLS Dr.JAUPZENUNI1,GRANIT ZELA2 1,2Foreign Languages Center, Albanian Armed Forces Academy, Rruga e Dibrës, Tirana, Albania |
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TEXT
AND CONTEXT IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING : FINDING A PLACE
FOR MULTIPLE VOICES AND MULTIPLE REALITIES MANISH KUMAR Lecturer (English), Directorate of Education, Delhi R/o A-883, Palam Extn.-I, New Delhi, India |
57-62 |
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INTERPRETING THE NEW VOICE: A REVIEW OF POSTMODERNISM IN CONTEMPORARY INDIAN ENGLISH WOMEN’S WRITING Dr. NUTAN KOTAK Associate Professor, Department of English, University School of Languages Gujarat University, Ahmedabad |
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TREATMENT OF DIASPORA IN AMITAV GHOSH’S FICTION : A READING
OF HIS SELECT NOVELS DIPANJOY MUKHERJEE Research Scholar, Department of English Vidyasagar University, Midnapur, Paschim Medinipur District |
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QUEST
FOR IDENTITY IN THE NOVEL THE HOUSEHOLDER SUNIL REDDY VASAN1, Dr. MUKUND K. V. LAMANI2 1Research Scholar, Department of English, Karnatak University, Dharwad 2Research Guide, Department of English, Karnatak Arts College, Dharwad |
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A
ROLE OF ENGLISH TEACHER IN STRENGTHENING THE VOCABULARY OF
THE STUDENTS Dr.S.PADMA PRIYA Assistant Professor, Department of English, Adaikalamatha College, Vallam, Thanjavur, Tamilnadu. |
78-81 |
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USING
PORTFOLIOS AS TEACHING AND ASSESSMENT TOOLS IN A TECHNICAL
WRITING COURSE: A CASE STUDY Dr. T.S. MOKGWATHI Lecturer in Technical Writing and Academic Literacy Botswana International University of Science and Technology P/Bag 0016; Palapye' Botswana |
82-95 |
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MARGINALISATION AND RESILIENCE IN MAHASWETA DEVI’S “THE
WHY-WHY GIRL” R. PAVITHRA Assistant Professor of English Jansons Institute of Technology Coimbatore |
96-99 |
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CHALLENGES OF EARLY IMMIGRANTS AS DEPICTED IN BHARATI
MUKHERJEE’S THE MIDDLE MAN AND OTHER STORIES A BABU RAJENDRA PRASAD Assistant Professors of English Ideal Institute of Technology, Ghaziabad (U.P.) |
100-105 |
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THE
SURVIVAL OF NATIVE AMERICAN IDENTITY IN THE WRITINGS OF
LESLIE MARMON SILKO Dr. ARUN KUMAR YADAV Assistant Professor Department of Applied Sciences & Humanities, I.E.T. Lucknow |
106-111 |
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ROLE
OF ‘CHOICE’ AS EXISTENTIAL PREDICAMENT IN SALMAN RUSHDIE’S
MIDNIGHT’S CHILDREN AND THE ENCHANTRESS OF FLORENCE: AN
ANALYSIS V. VIDYA1, Dr. K.SATHYA SAI2 1Full time Ph.D. Scholar, Alagappa Govt. Arts College, Karaikudi 2Assistant Professor of English, R.D.Govt. Arts College, Sivagangai |
112-121 |
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DEMOCRATIC VISION IN MARGARET WALKER’S “FOR MY PEOPLE” AND
WALT WHITMAN’S “SONG OF THE OPEN ROAD”: A COMPARITIVE STUDY
JYOTHI PRIYA ANGIYA PhD (English Literature) The English and Foreign Languages University, Hyderabad |
122-125 |
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NGUGI’S
PETALS OF BLOOD: STRUGGLE AND SOCIALISM I. KESAVA RAO Lecturer in English VSR&NVR College, Tenali |
126-130 |
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NEED
OF ESP TEACHING IN TECHNICAL COLLEGES/INSTITUTES OF BIHAR
RITURANI RAKA Research Scholar University Department of English Tilkamanjhi Bhagalpur University, Bhagalpur, Bihar |
134-136 |
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PSYCHO-LINGUISTIC DISORDER (OF BOTH VERBALLY AND ORALLY) OF
ENGINEERING STUDENTS OF REMOTE VILLAGES AND ITS REMEDIES
SHANTANU SIULI Assistant Professor, Department of English K.K College of Engineering & Management. Biharsharif, Nalanda, Bihar |
137-139 |
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STUDY ON DOGME ELT RAHUL D R Assistant Professor, Don Bosco College, (Affiliated to Thiruvalluvar University) Yelagiri hills,Tamil Nadu |
140-143 |
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MACHINE TRANSLATION WITH REFERENCE TO ‘CASE’ SYSTEM IN
ENGLISH AND TAMIL Dr. P.ARUNA DEVI Associate Professor of English Institute of Distance Education, University of Madras, Chennai |
144-152 |
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GLIMPSES OF THE JEWISH AMERICAN PREDICAMENT IN PHILIP ROTH’S
GOODBYE COLUMBUS ROYICHAN ANTONY PhD Research scholar, St. Joseph (Autonomous) College, Bharathidasan University Trichy |
153-159 |
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THE
VOICE OF MARGINALISED IN EDWARD SAID’S PEACE AND ITS
DISCONTENTS PAYAM BHADRAIAH Research Scholar, English Department HNBGU Srinagar (Garhwal), Uttarakhand |
160-166 |
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GOING
BEYOND THE CONTEXTUAL BOUNDARIES: A STUDY OF THE WADA
TRILOGY IN TRANSLATION Dr. A. SUNKANNA Assistant Professor of English, Silver Jubilee Govt. College (A) Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh, India |
167-170 |
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TEACH
THINKING COMPETENCE AS PART OF THE TECHNICAL AND
PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATIONS K. RAMAPPADU Assistant Professor VIIT-Visakhapatnam |
171-174 |
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DEGRADATION OF ENGLISH COMPETENCE AT UPGRADING STATE: A
CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE GENERAL ENGLISH TEXTBOOK PRESCRIBED
FOR SECOND YEAR STUDENTS AT UG LEVEL IN SATAVAHANA
UNIVERSITY, TELANGANA STATE Dr. ADI RAMESH BABU Assistant Professor of English Government Degree College, Jammikunta Satavahana University, Telangana State, India |
175-180 |
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PAULO
COELHO - AN EXISTENTIAL AUTHOR MITA BANDYOPADHYAY M.A. NET – LS |
181-183 |
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AUTOBIOGRAPHIES AS A MEANS OF FACILITATING MULTICULTURAL
LEARNING TRUPTI R. RATNAPARKHI Assistant Professor Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Apsinga Road, Tuljapur, Maharashtra |
184-190 |
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SOCIAL REALISM IN JOHN STEINBECK’S THE GRAPES OF WRATH KAVITA University Research Scholar, Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra |
191-194 |
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A
PRELIMINARY RESEARCH ON MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES THEORY’S
EFFECTS ON TRANSFORMING TRADITIONAL EXTENSIVE ENGLISH
READING TEACHING METHODS IN CHINA’S COLLEGES MA FANG1, LIU YANMEI1,2 1School of Applied English Studies, Shandong University of Finance and Economics, Jinan, China 2School of Foreign Languages and Literature, Shandong University, Jinan China |
195-202 |
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TEACHING ENGLISH LANGUAGE: AN INNOVATION THROUGH E-LEARNING
KEERTHY SOPHIYA PONNACHAN Assistant Professor (contract), Department of English, Vimala College, Thrissur |
203-207 |
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FRANCIS BACON AS A PHILOSOPHER, ESSAYIST, AND CHAMPION OF
MODERN SCIENCE IN THE AGE OF ELIZABETH: AN ANALYSIS E.SEPTIMA Assistant Professor, Department of English Krishnasamy College of Science, Arts and Management for Woman. Cuddalore, Tamil Nadu |
208-210 |
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ENGLISH AS A GLOBAL LANGUAGE KAVITA University Research Scholar Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra |
211-215 |
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SOCIAL CONSCIOUSNESS IN DALIT WRITING SREEKALA. K Assistant Professor of English Government College Chittur Palakkad - Kerala |
216-218 |
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NOMADIC INSTABILITY IN THE LIVES OF JASMINE AND DEBBY
DIMARTINO NABASREE DATTA Research Scholar Department of English & Foreign Languages, Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences, SHIATS |
219-224 |
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THE
(UN)CHANGING INDIA IN ARAVIND ADIGA’S THE WHITE TIGER Dr. MUKESH YADAV Assistant Professor, Aljouf University, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Sakaka PO.BOX 2014 |
225-228 |
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INTEGRATING AND OPTIMIZING DIGITAL RESOURCES FOR HIGHER
EDUCATION IN CHINA TAKING COLLEGE ENGLISH COURSE AS AN
EXAMPLE LIU Yan-mei School of Applied English Studies, Shandong University of Finance and Economics, Jinan, China |
229-234 |
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TEACHING READING IN A FOREIGN LANGUAGE: SENTENCE METHOD OR
ECLECTIC METHOD? SARATH W. SAMARANAYAKE1, Dr. JOAQUIN Jr. GABAYNO2 English Lecturer1, English Lecturer2 Shinas College of Technology, Al-Aqr, PO Box 77, PC 324, Shinas, Oman |
240-246 |
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THE
IMAGE OF INDIAN WOMANHOOD IN THE POEMS OF KAMALA DAS Dr. SUPRIYA1, SWETA SINGH2 1Associate Professor, Department of English, Ranchi Women's College, Ranchi University, Ranchi. 2Research Scholar, Department of English, Ranchi University, Ranchi. |
247-255 |
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ACTORS AND CHARACTERS: MICKEY’S CHRISTMAS CAROL
AYANA BENJAMIN MA, University of Kerala, University of Aberystwyth |
256-262 |
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MAGIC
REALISM IN ENGLISH LITERATURE AND ITS SIGNIFICANT
CONTRIBUTION SIMHACHALAM THAMARANA Research Scholar, Department of English Department of English, Andhra University, Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, India. |
263-266 |
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A SHORT JOURNEY INTO THE MINDS OF SOME LEGENDARY
SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTERS INDRAJIT PATRA1, Dr SHRI KRISHAN RAI2 1 Assistant Teacher in English and PhD Scholar in National Institute of Technology, Durgapur 2Assistant Professor, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, National Institute of Technology Durgapur, MG Avenue Durgapur(WB)India |
267-276 |
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STUDYING TRANSLATIONS OF THE ARABIC PHRASE "BISMILLAH" INTO
ENGLISH AMIR MOHAMMADIAN, Ph.D. 1 Assistant Professor Faculty of Management and Humanities, Chabahar Maritime University, Iran |
277-281 |
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NATIONALISM AND COLONIALISM: CONCEPT OF KARMA IN MODERN
INDIAN LITERATURE K.G.B.SANTHOSH KUMARI Assistant Professor, Department of BS&H Vignan’s Institute of Information Technology, Visakhapatnam |
282-285 |
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ANTON
CHEKHOV’S SAD COMEDY THE CHERRY ORCHARD AND ITS CONTRIBUTION
TO THE RISE OF THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION OF 1905 ANIL APRAL Lecturer, Department of English, PG Centre, Raichur |
286-288 |
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FEMINIST WARS AND FEMALE IDENTITY: POSTFEMINIST AND THIRD
WAVE FEMINIST PERSPECTIVES OF GENDER AND IDENTITY SHAHNAWAZ MUNTAZIR Assistant Professor in English, Government Degree College Khansahib |
289-295 |
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REVISIONIST MYTHMAKING AND CULTURAL NARRATIVES SHASHI
DESHPANDE’S IN THE COUNTRY OF DECEIT
Dr.M.MANIKANDAN Assistant Professor of English, J.J.College of Arts and Science (Autonomous,) Pudukkottai- 622422, Tamil Nadu, India |
296-300 |
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SIGNIFICANCE OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE TO GENERATION Z IN
INDIA DEVYANI ROZARIO JJT University, Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan, India |
301-306 |
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AN
ESCAPE INTO THE INNERSCAPE: THE INADVERTENT SEARCH FOR AN
IMPROBABLE UTOPIA IN KHUSHWANT SINGH’S TRAIN TO PAKISTAN
CERIN BABU Guest Lecturer, The Department of English, Vimala College, Thrissur, Kerala |
310-311 |
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ECO-CONSCIOUSNESS IN THE PRE-ECOCRITICAL PERIOD: A
COMPARATIVE READING OF S.T.COLERIDGE’S “THE RIME OF THE
ANCIENT MARINER” AND D.H. LAWRENCE’S “SNAKE”
Dr.DEEPA MARY FRANCIS Assistant Professor of English, Anna University:MIT Campus, Chennai |
312-316 |
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SURVIVAL AGAINST VIOLENCE: A STUDY OF MIRZA WAHEED’S THE
COLLABORATOR DHOOP SINGH CHAHAL Research Scholar, Department of English, MDU Rohtak |
317-322 |
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ARTICULATION OF THE FEMININE VOICE: ‘JAYA’ IN SHASHI
DESHPANDE’S ‘THAT LONG SILENCE’ F.BASKARAN Assistant Professor of English, Government Arts College, Karur, Tamil Nadu. |
323-325 |
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DOES “THE WHOLE WORLD BELONG
TO THE BONGS?”: NEGOTIATING THE DIASPORIC CARTOGRAPHIES AND
(CONTRA)ACCULTURATION IN ANJAN DUTTA’S THE BONG CONNECTION BAIDEHI MUKHERJEE Assistant Professor, Department of English Shri Shikshayatan College (Affiliated to University of Calcutta) Kolkata, West Bengal, India. |
326-333 |
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CONCEPT OF NEW INDIAN WOMEN IN NAYANTARA SAHGAL’S NOVELS
SUDHA .P Ph. D Research Scholar, Department of English, Karpagam University, Coimbatore |
334-336 |
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SUBLIME IN ENGLISH LITERATURE C.DRAKSHAYINI1, Dr.M.FAROOK2 1Head & Associate professor, Adhiparasakthi College of Arts and Science, G.B.Nagar, Kalavai 2Head & Associate professor of Abdul Hakeem College, Melvisharam |
337-340 |
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MAPPING IDENTITIES: A READING OF SHYAM SELVADURAI’S NOVEL
THE HUNGRY GHOSTS NIKU CHETIA M.Phil Scholar Department of English, Gauhati University |
341-345 |
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INNOVATIVE APPROACHES IN THE ENGLISH CLASS ROOM
K.GUEJALATCHOUMY1, Dr. SHANTHI
SIMON2 Department of Humanities 1, 2Pondicherry Engineering College, Pondicherry |
346-348 |
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RECONSTRUCTING THE HISTORY OF NINETIES OF KASHMIR IN
BASHARAT PEER’S CURFEWED NIGHT Dr. ROMINA RASHID Assistant Professor Department of English BGSBU |
349-352 |
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MAJOR LEAP: ZORA NEALE HURSTON AS A POSTCOLONIAL SELF Dr. DISHA MADAN P.G. Department of Studies in English Nehru College and P G Centre. HUBLI |
353-357 |
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ENGLISH, TRANSLATION AGENCIES AND EMPLOYABILITY IN THE ERA
OF GLOBALIZATION Dr. TUSHAR VYAS Associate Professor of English S.D. Arts and B.R. Com. College, Mansa Gujarat |
358-361 |
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SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS OF CHRISTIAN HAWKEY’S POEM HOUR
S.ANANDH RAJ Research Scholar Swami Vivekananda Arts & Science College, Villupuram |
362-365 |
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IMPUNITY AS THE BANE OF CONTEMPORARY NIGERIA
SOCIAL-POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT: AN EXAMINATION OF NIYI
OSUNDARE’S THE STATE VISIT SHITTU K. OKUNADE1, H.SHEHU2 1.2GST/Communication Education Department, Federal University of Technology, Minna |
366-368 |
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ARTHUR MILLER’S DRAMATIC TECHNIQUE IN DEATH OF A SALESMAN
GURPREET KAUR Research Scholar Magadh University |
369-374 |
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THE
REPRESENTATION OF ABORIGINALS IN MAINSTREAM AUSTRALIAN
LITERATURE HIMAXEE BORDOLOI Research Scholar Gauhati University |
375-379 |
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MASCULINE CRISIS IN IAN MCEWAN’S THE CHILD IN TIME
SHAFAGH JAHANROSHAN1*, Dr.
ZOHREH RAMIN2 1MA in English Literature, Department of Foreign Language and Literature, Tabriz Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tabriz, Iran 2Assistant Professor, University of Tehran, Iran |
380-389 |
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CRITICAL DISCUSSION ON MAGIC REALISM: MINGLE OF REAL WITH
UNREAL, ACCORDING TO GABRIEL GARCIA MARQUEZ’S ONE HUNDRED
YEARS OF SOLITUDE ARIFUL INSAN EMON Senior Lecturer Department of Languages International University of Business Agriculture and Technology Dhaka, Bangladesh |
390-395 |
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PORTRAYAL OF CHARACTERS IN E.L. DOCTOROW’S BILLY
BATHGATE
S. SAKTHIVEL1, Dr. K. SAIRAM2 1Ph.D Research Scholar, Bharathiar University, Coimbatore & Assistant Professor, Department of Hss, Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering, Pennalur, Kanchipuram. 2Research Supervisor, Bharathiar University, Coimbatore & Former Professor, PG & Research Department of English,Pachaiyappa’s College, Chennai |
396-398 |
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TEACHING COMMUNICATION SKILLS IN ENGLISH AS A TOOL FOR
PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT AGIRISHETTY SRINIVASULU Assistant Professor of English Brilliant Institute of Engineering and Technology Abdullahpur met, Ranga Reddy (Dist) Hyderabad, Telangana, India. |
399-401 |
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DYNAMIC EQUIVALENT TRANSLATION OF MAAMTA: AN URDU SHORT
STORY BY AHMED NADEEM QASMI Dr. SARDAR MUHAMMAD Assistant Professor Department of Humanities Comsats Institute of Information Technology Abbottabad, KKP, Pakistan |
402-408 |
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EXISTENTIAL PREDICAMENT IN ARUN JOSHI'S
THE CITY AND THE RIVER Dr ARSHAD AHMAD Barkatullah University, BHOPAL, M.P. |
409-414 |
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. POLITICAL,
ECONOMICAL ISSUES AND COMMUNALISM IN ASIF CURRIMBHOY’S ‘THE
REFUGEE’ M.M.GOPI1, Dr.M. SAMBAIAH2 1Research Scholar, 2Asst. Prof & HOD 1Bharathiar University & D.NO:24-16, Thatithopu Street, Puttur, Chittoor (Dist), Andhra Pradesh 2Research supervisor in Bharathiar University, Assistant Professor& Head, J.N.T.U.A College of Engineering, Pulivendula , Andhra Pradesh. |
415-418 |
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“A
CRY FOR LOVE” IN ANITA DESAI’S NOVEL: CRY, THE PEACOCK YAUL USHA Head, Department of English Shri Ganesh Arts College, Kumbhari-Akola (M.S.) |
419-423 |
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IMAGERY AND VISION OF PATRICK WHITE’S “VOSS” S.RAMESH |
424-426 |
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STUDYING ELIZABETHAN AND MODERN TRAGICOMEDY: AN ANALYSIS OF
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE’S THE WINTER’S TALE AND HAROLD PINTER’S
THE BIRTHDAY PARTY
CHEENA CHAWLA Assistant Professor, Department of English Patel Memorial National College, Rajpura, Punjab |
427-431 |
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THE
CRUEL VAGARIES OF NATURE IN THE MIRACLE SEED OF ASIF
CURRIMBHOY DEEPAK Lecturer, Education Department, Haryana, India |
432-435 |
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HELPLESS AND HOPELESS SOCIETY: A PROMINENT TRAIT OF
DYSTOPIAN NOVELS IN 20TH CENTURY Dr. URJA MANKAD Assistant Professor [English] VVP Engineering College, Rajkot |
436-443 |
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OM
PRAKASH VALMIKI’S JOOTHAN: THE DEPICTION OF PAIN AND
RESISTANCE SUMAN SWATI1, Dr. SHUCHI SRIVASTAVA2 1Research Scholar, 2Associate Professor Department of Humanities, NIT Bhopal |
444-447 |
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MYSTIC FERVOR IN THE POETRY OF AMIR KHUSRAU Dr. MERAJ AHMAD MERAJ Assistant Professor Dept of Arabic, Aliah University, Kolkata |
448-453 |
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REVISITING POSTMODERNISM Dr SHAFIA Lecturer English |
454-458 |
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UNDERSTANDING LEARNERS’ PERSPECTIVES OF THE INTEGRATION OF
TEACHING OF CULTURE AND TEACHING OF LANGUAGE AT THE TERTIARY
LEVEL IN AN ENGLISH AS AN L2 COURSE IN ASSAM, INDIA SARAT KUMAR DOLEY Assistant Professor Department of English, North Lakhimpur College, Assam |
459-463 |
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THE
POLITICAL AND SOCIAL IDEAS OF GEORGE ORWELL: WITH PARTICULAR
REFERENCE TO HIS NOVEL: “1984” Dr. RADHA MADHAB JHA Associate Professor of English B.K. Birla Institute of Engineering & Technology, Pilani |
464-471 |
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A
CRITICAL STUDY OF THE CONSCIOUSNESS OF MOVING “OUT OF PLACE”
AS TEXTURED BY SOME ENGLISH POETS YOUSUF ALI Research Scholar Department of English, AMU, Aligarh |
472-477 |
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SKETCHING MULK RAJ ANAND AS A POSTCOLONIAL WRITER Dr. KHAGENDRA SETHI Lecturer in English Ravenshaw University, Cuttack, Odisha, India |
478-482 |
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LANGUAGE AND ITS IMPLICATIONS IN SOCIETY: WITH REFERENCE TO
LANGUAGE AND POWER PART 2 KAMBHAMPATI RAJESH Doctoral Scholar, Department of English Literature English and Foreign Languages University, Hyderabad, India. Email: cclrajesh@gmail.com |
483-486 |
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Use of English Language by
Learners in Karnataka with Reference to ELT Dr. Sharanappagouda L Patil Assistant Professor of English Government First Grade College, Hungund-587117 Tq: Hungund, Dist: Bagalkot, Karnataka Email: sonupatil2007@gmail.com |
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