New Aspects and Trends in Literature: Texts and Contexts

The book contains the following research articles; “Eco-Feminism in Toni Morrison’s Beloved” by Ms. S. Bharathi, “Homosexuality in Indian English Literature” by Krishnakant Patil, “Feminism: Toxicity, Gender Bias and Man-Woman Relationship in The Tenant of Wildfell Hall” by Dr. Leema Dhar, “Mentor –Mentee relationship, expectations and challenges as depicted in Shaw’s Pygmalion” by Dr. V. Bhuvaneswari, “Theory of Psychoanalysis in Vijay Tendulkar’s Silence! The Court is in Session” by  B. Lourdu Mirium Preethi, “The Role of English Dramatic Literature in Social Reforms” by Mr. V. Heymonth Kumar, “Subversion of Gender Identity in “Mrs. Dalloway” by Woolf” by Ms. A.P. Aathi Shakthi & Prof. Amrita Banerjee, “Does Faith in the Will of God Nullify the Fate in Life? A Parallel Study of Najeeb from ‘Goat Days’ and Job from ‘The Book of Job’” by Linto John K,“Role of Hamlet in Karthik Subbaraj’s Pizza by R. Showmya, “Ecofeminism in Kamala Markandaya’s novel Nectar in a Sieve” by  R. Sinega, “(Re)Configuring Religio-Economic modus of Defoe’s acumen in narration of Robinson Crusoe: A (Post)Colonial Perusal, (re)expositioning of figures and their alternations” by Rahul Kar & Sangeeta Saha, “100 Years of Hermann Hesse’s SIDDHARTHA: Rereading in a Post-Modernist World” by Amitava Das, “Body Politics in the novel “Calling Sehmat” by Harinder Sikka” by A. P. Aathi Shakthi & Prof. Ms. Amrita Banerjee, “Caste: A Prismatic Reflection” by A.P. Aathi Shakthi & Prof. Amrita Banerjee, “Disease, Death, and Dystopia: Contextualising Jack London’s The Scarlet Plague in the Contemporary Covid-19 Pandemic” by Dr. Samit Kumar Maiti, “An Emblem of Eco-critical sketches in Gita Mehta’s A River Sutra” by Ms. S. Poornima, “An Inoculation of Modernisation in Rama Mehta’s Inside The Haveli” by Dr. G. Keerthi, “The theme of Deliverance in Rabindranath Tagore’s The Post Office” by Dr. Ramesh Kumar Shukla, “Migration and Quest for Identities in Amitav Ghosh’s The Hungry Tide by Dr Ajita Bhattacharya , and “Catch-22 of a Modern Man in Saul Bellow’s Seize The Day” by Dr. O. T. Poongodi.