Vol.3.Issue.2.2015 (Apr-June) Current Issue
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SHIFTING THE SOURCE TEXT MEANING: ANANDACHANDRA
AGARWALA’S TRANSLATION OF H. W. LONGFELLOW’S "A PSALM OF LIFE" JAHNABI NATH M.Phil., Research Scholar, Dibrugarh University |
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ARE HUMAN VALUES ENCASED IN THE OBJECTIVE OF
ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING ? SARAKANAM SRINIVAS Assistant Professor of English, Chaitanya Inst. Of Science & Technology Madhavapatnam, East Godavari (District), Andhra Pradesh |
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TRIALS AND
TRIBULATIONS: A STUDY OF SHERMAN ALEXIE’S RESERVATION
BLUES NAZIA SALEEM Post Graduate in English, Avinashilingam Institute for Home Science and Higher Education for Women, Coimbatore. |
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THE LANGUAGE OF
POLITICAL DISCOURSE: A STUDY OF ACCEPTANCE SPEECHES OF
TWO PRESIDENTIAL ASPIRANTS IN NIGERIA EMMANUEL C. SHARNDAMA1, JUDITH A. MGBEMENA2 1,2Department of English and Literary Studies Faculty of Humanities, Management and Social Sciences Federal University, Wukari |
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THE EFFECT OF RELATIVE
CLAUSE TYPES ON PROCESSING DIFFICULTY RAMIN RAHMANY1*, MINA HAGHPOUR2 1PhD,Islamic Azad University, Takestan Branch, Takestan , Iran 2MA,Islamic Azad University, Takestan Branch, Takestan, Iran. |
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THE ART OF EFFECTIVE
WRITING: A CRITICAL EVALUATION Dr. ANJANEYULU GANGULA*1, Dr. P. ELIAH2 1Professor of English & Dean- Student Affairs, Vardhaman College of Engineering, Hyderabad, 2Professor of English, JNTU, Academic Adviser, Academic and Planning Section, Hyderabad |
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TREATMENT OF HYBRIDITY
IN THE POETRY OF DEREK WALCOTT Dr.M.NALLATHAMBI Assistant Professor, Department of English, Sun Arts and Science College, Thiruvannamalai, Tamilnadu,India |
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NAMESAKE OF ASHIMA IN
JHUMPA LAHIRI’S "THE NAMESAKE": COMPARISONS FROM THE
BOOK AND THE MOVIE SRIJA SANYAL BA (Hons.) English, (Pursuing MA in English Literature) Department of English, University of Delhi. Delhi, India |
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LANGUAGE AS
MATHEMATICS: A COMPARISON BETWEEN ENGLISH AND ARABIC
HASSAN AJAMI Adjunct Professor of Arabic language, Thunderbird School of Global Management & An instructor of Arabic and Islamic philosophy, Arizona State University |
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IGBO-ENGLISH
TRANSLATION COMMENTARY OF CHIDI EMENIKE’S POEM
‘ATILOGWU’ IHECHI OBISIKE NKORO Department of Foreign Language & Translation Studies Abia state university, Uturu, Nigeria |
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INTERROGATING
PHALLOCENTRICISM: A STUDY OF SELECT PLAYS BY INDIAN ENGLISH WOMEN PLAYWRIGHTS Dr SHUCHI SHARMA Asstt Professor, Univ Sch of Hum & Soc Sc, GGS Indraprastha University, Delhi |
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SECOND LANGUAGE
ACQUISITION: AN OVERVIEW AND SCENARIO OF SECOND LANGUAGE
IN CONTEXT OF BANGLADESH Md. MAHROOF HOSSAIN English department, Z.H Sikder University of Science and Technology, Bangladesh |
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LEARNING MANAGEMENT
BLOG: ENHANCING LEARNERS’ LEARNING TASKS IN A LANGUAGE
COURSE NAFISEH ZAREI1*, SUPYAN HUSSIN2, RAJEEV RUDRAVARAPU3 1School of Language Studies and Linguistics, FSSK, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, 2School of Language Studies and Linguistics, FSSK, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, 3Department of Computer Science and Systems Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Andhra University |
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IRONY AND SATIRE IN A.
K. RAMANUJAN’S POEM “A RIVER”: A PARALLEL STUDY WITH T.S. ELIOT AND HEIDEGGER’S VIEWS ON RIVER MITHUN DUTTA Research Scholar Banaras Hindu University Varanasi |
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SEEDS OF OPTIMISTIC
IMAGINATION IN ERNEST HEMINGWAY’S "THE OLD MAN AND THE
SEA" Dr. DHRUV SHANKAR (Ex-Lecturer) Department of Applied Science and Humanities Naraina College of Engineering & Technology & Krishna Institute of Technology, Kanpur, U. P., India |
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CINEMATIC
REPRESENTATIONS WITH METROPOLISES Dr.JAYSHREE SINGH H.O.D. English,Bhupal Nobles Post – Graduate College, Udaipur |
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THE EFFECT OF
HYPERMEDIA ON IRANIAN PRE-INTERMEDIATEEFL LEARNERS’ MOTIVATION MOHSEN JORJANI1, SEYED JALAL ABDOLMANAFI-ROKNI2* |
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DALITS’ EXISTENCE AND
ENVIRONMENT IN THE LITERATURE OF MARGINS: "POISONED
BREAD BY ARJUN DANGLE" Dr.JAYSHREE SINGH H.O.D. English,Bhupal Nobles Post – Graduate College, Udaipur |
128-131 |
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YOUNG MIND GRADUALLY
MOVING TOWARDS MATURITY A STUDY OF R.K.NARAYAN’S “THE
BACHELOR OF ARTS’’ SOMACHARY YELSOJU Research scholar, Kakatiya University, Warangal.,Telangana |
132-135 |
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FEATHER LIGHTNESS: THE
REALITY OF AN INDIAN WOMAN TEHREEM ZEHRA AL-BARKAAT EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY, ALIGARH |
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THE MAKING OF THIRD
WORLD: THE IMPACT OF COLONIZATION AMBIKA SHARMA1*, Dr. TANU GUPTA2 1Ph. D Scholar, Assistant Professor in English, R. K. Arya College, Nawanshahr. Punjab. INDIA 2Research Supervisor, Associate Professor, Department of Mathematics & Humanities, Maharishi Markandeshwar University, Mullana, Ambala |
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THE DIFFERENTIAL
EFFECTS OF THREE TYPES OF TASK PLANNING ON THE FLUENCY
OF L2 ORAL PRODUCTION ZAHRA FALLAH RAFIE1*, RAMIN RAHMANY2 1MA, Islamic Azad University, Takestan Branch, Takestan, Iran 2PhD,Islamic Azad University, Takestan Branch, Takestan, Iran |
145-155 |
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SOCIETAL CHANGE, REFORM AND GENDER DISCRIMINATION IN
VIJAY TENDULKAR’S "SILENCE! THE COURT IS IN SESSION"
WALIUL ALAM Research Scholar, Department of English, Aligarh Muslim University Aligarh |
156-159 |
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THE KITE RUNNER: ROLE OF MULTICULTURAL FICTION IN
FOSTERING CULTURAL COMPETENCE Dr. TARANA PARVEEN Senior Lecturer in English, Govt. Meera Girls' College, Udaipur, Rajasthan, INDIA |
160-166 |
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THE SENSE OF PLACE IN
SHIN-LI KOW'S "THE SUM OF OUR FOLLIES" FARAH FIRAS FAEQ M.A. Student, Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) |
167-174 |
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SOCIAL EXPLOITATION
AND ECOLOGICAL DEGRADATION: CONVERGENCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY AND ECOLOGICAL CATASTROPHE IN MISTRY’S "A FINE BALANCE" LISSY KACHAPPILLY Asst Professor in English Bharata Mata College, Thrikkakara |
175-179 |
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NATURE AND WOMEN:
ECOFEMINIST READING OF “THE COURTESAN’S STORY” IN GITA
MEHTA’S A RIVER SUTRA ANITHA TANGELLAMUDI Assistant Professor of English Muffakham Jah College of Engineering and Technology, Hyderabad |
180-184 |
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QUEST FOR SPIRITUAL VISION IN MARGARET LAURENCE’S "THE
DIVINERS" INDRA J.E*1, Dr.M.PREMAVATHY2 1RESEARCH SCHOLAR, 2RESEARCH ADVISOR, BHARATHIDASAN UNIVERSITY CONSTITUENT COLLEGE FOR WOMEN ORATHANADU, TAMIL NADU |
185-189 |
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BRAHMANICAL
PATRIARCHY: A PARADIGM OF PATRIARCHAL POWER GLADIN ROSE Research Scholar, Department of English, University of Calicut, Kerala, India |
190-196 |
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ELIOT’S WASTE LAND: A
TRUE REPRESENTATIVE OF MODERN WORLD MORAL CRISIS DEEPIKA PANT Assistant Professor and Research Scholar D.S.B.Campus, Kumaon University, Nainital Uttarakhand |
197-200 |
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IMAGES IN SAUL
BELLOW’S SELECT NOVELS A.SENTHILVEL1, Dr.B.R.VEERAMANI2 1PhD Research Scholar, 2Associate Professor of English, A.V.V.M. Sri Pushpam College (Autonomous),Poondi ,Tamilnadu, India |
201-208 |
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ERROR CORRECTION IN
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE CONTEXTS: FINDINGS FROM A SURVEY OF TEACHERS’ OPINION FREEDA RAJAKUMARI1, PUSHPA NAGINI SRIPADA2 1Research Scholar, Sathyabama University, Chennai, India 2Professor of English& Placement Head (S&H), Sathyabama University, Chennai, India |
209-213 |
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HYBRIDITY AND
BARNASANKAR: A DETAILED STUDY OF THE COMMON FEATURES OF THE CONCEPTS AND THEIR EFFECT ON SOCIETY. SUCHISMITA SARKAR Assistant Professor, Bongaon Mahavidyalaya |
214-217 |
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CONSUMERISM IN EDWARD
ALBEE’S "THE AMERICAN DREAM" Dr. TANU GUPTA1, RAMANDEEP MAHAL2 1Associate Professor, Department of Humanities, Maharishi Markandeshwar University Mullana (Ambala) 2Research Scholar, Department of Humanities, Maharishi Markandeshwar University Mullana (Ambala) |
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SAMSON AGONISTES: THE
EMBODIMENT OF CONFIDENCE AND WILL POWER NUPUR SARKAR Assistant Teacher of English, Shaktigarh Balika Vidyalaya(H.S.) |
225-228 |
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THE FINAL
CONSUMMATION: A STRUCTURALIST STUDY OF MOTHERHOOD IN
MAHASWETA DEVI’S "MOTHER OF 1084" AND SYNGE’S "RIDERS TO
THE SEA" IKBAL ANSARY Research Scholar Department of English Aligarh Muslim University |
229-234 |
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FROM FICTION TO FILM:
AN ANALYSIS Dr. PRAGYA SHUKLA1, SUDHIR KUMAR2 1Lecturer, KPS, Bilaspur 2Assistant Professor,Department of Journalism and Mass Communication, Guru Ghasidas University, Bilaspur |
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GENDER DISCRIMINATION
– WITH REFERENCE TO SHASHI DESHPANDE’S NOVEL "THE DARK
HOLDS NO TERRORS" SHARON LUTHER. V Research Scholar Department of English, Andhra University |
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AFFECT OF MOTIVATION
AND DEMOTIVATION FACTORS IN SECOND LANGUAGE LEARNING Dr. VENKATA RAMANI. CHALLA Assistant Professor in English Department of Basic Sciences and Humanities (BS&H) Gayatri Vidya Parishad College of Engineering for Women Madhurawada, Visakhapatnam-48 (A.P) |
244-248 |
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THE EVOLUTION OF NEW
WOMEN IN THE MANJU KAPUR’S NOVEL "HOME" K.V.S. MAHESWARA RAO1, Prof. S. PRASANNA SREE2 1&2Lecturer in English, A.M.A. L. College, Anakapalli, Visakhapatanam (District), India |
249-251 |
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IMPACT OF ENGLISH
LANGUAGE IN THE MADRASSA EDUCATION: ITS CONTRIBUTION AND
THREAT TO THE TRADITIONAL SYSTEM
HUNJILI KATHARPI, ARLENE DAIMARI MA in English, Gauhati University Assam, India |
252-256 |
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IDEALISM VS. PRACTICE
OF THE EUROPEAN VALUES: STUDY ON JOSEPH CONRAD'S HEART
OF DARKNESS Dr. AHMED ABDALLA SAEED ADAM Assistant professor, College of Arts& Science, Al-Mikhwa, AL-Baha University, Saudi Arabia. |
257-262 |
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"THE THREE OF US": A
SAGA OF SEXUAL ORIENTATION FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF WHITE
MALE KULDEEP WALIA1, Dr. NAVDEEP KAUR2 1Ph.D. Research Scholar (English) 2Associate Professor Department of English, Lyallpur Khalsa College for Women, Jalandhar, Punjab |
263-266 |
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THE DESERT ODYSSEY: A
STUDY OF LANDSCAPES IN PAULO COELHO’S "THE ALCHEMIST"
AND BENYAMIN’S "GOAT DAYS" VEENA S Assistant Professor on Contract Department of Studies in English, Kannur University |
267-270 |
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THE CRY OF A CAGED
BIRD STRUGGLING TO BREAK FREE: REFLECTIONS ON KAMALA
DAS'S POETRY CHODIGANJI RAVI Assistant Professor Rajah RSRK Rao College, Bobbili, Andhra Pradesh,India |
271-274 |
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NUANCES OF DALIT
EMANCIPATION AND EMPOWERMENT VINOD BAKKA PhD Scholar,Department of English, Acharya Nagarjuna University, India |
275-279 |
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PARTITION OR AN ARMED CONFLICT AN INSTANCE OF VIOLENCE
AGAINST WOMEN IN SHAUNA SINGH BALDWIN’S "WHAT THE BODY
REMEMBERS" TANIA BANSAL Ph.D. Research Scholar Central University of Punjab, Bathinda |
280-283 |
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ANALYSIS OF ERRORS IN
SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT AMONG BANGALORE URBAN GOVERNMENT
DEGREE COLLEGE LEARNERS SOWMYA RAJ.B. M Assistant Professor in English, Government First Grade College, Vijayanagar, Bangalore, Karnataka, India |
284-286 |
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"KARUKKU": A WOUNDED
SELF P.GOUTHAMI Research Scholar Department of English, Andhra University, Visakha Patnam, India |
287-289 |
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A PRO-WOMAN TEXT IN
EARLY EIGHTEENTH CENTURY: GIVING DEFOE’S "MOLL FLANDERS'
ITS DUES AMITAVA PAL Assistant professor of English Keshiary Government College, West Bengal Education Service |
290-293 |
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THE POSTMODERN
FEMINISM AND MYTHOLOGY IN THE PLAY "NAGAMANDALA" AND THE FILM "HISSS" CHAITHANYA ANTONY M.A. Student, C.M.S. College, Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam |
294-301 |
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A LIFE CUT SHORT :
TORU DUTT & TRANSCULTURAL BORDER CROSSING Dr. SUBHASHREE MOHANTY AL-21,BhimtangiH.B.Colony,Kapilprasad Bhubaneswar-751002 Odisha |
302-305 |
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PREDICTING STUDENTS’ SCORE
IN THE ENGLISH SECTION OF THE BA ENTRANCE EXAM BY APRIORI ALGORITHM MAYSAM HOSSEINI1*, OMID AKBARI2, ALIREZA RAHMANI3, ABOLQASEM SHAKERI4 *1,3&4MA Student, Department of English Language, Imam Reza International University, Mashhad, Iran 2Assistant Professor, Department of English Language, Imam Reza International University, Mashhad, Iran |
306-313 |
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APPRAISAL OF
INDIVIDUAL SUFFERINGS IN H. B. STOWE’S "UNCLE TOM’S
CABIN" Md. RAKIBUL ISLAM Research Scholar Department of English. AMU, Aligarh |
314-318 |
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THE THEME OF EXISTENCE
IN F. SCOTT FITZGERALD AND NORMAN MAILER’S OEUVRE
FAHIMEH KESHMIRI1*, PARVIN GHASEMI2 1Fatemeh Zahra Pardis, Farhangian University, Isfahan, Iran 2 English Department, Shiraz University, Shiraz, Iran |
319-325 |
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FINDING TEXTUAL SPACE:
STUDY OF TWO DALIT AUTOBIOGRAPHIES ; THE OUTCASTE BY
LIMBALE AND MOTHER FOREST BY C.K. JANU SOYA JOSEPH Lecturer in English ICA Colleg, Thozhiyur,Thrissur |
326-330 |
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TRACING THE FRAGMENTS
OF UNWRITTEN HISTORY: INDIAN DALIT PERSONAL NARRATIVES
IN THE LIGHT OF FOLKLORE AND INDIGENOUS CULTURE JAYANTA BANERJEE Ph.D. Scholar, Department of English; West Bengal State University: Barasat & Guest-Lecturer; Sri Ramkrishna Sarada Vidya Mahapitha Hooghly; West Bengal India |
331-340 |
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ORIENTAL INFLUENCES ON
THE SONGS OF THE BEATLES Dr. GAURI Assistant Professor of Music, BLM Girls College, Nawanshahr, Punjab, India |
341-344 |
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NAIVE AND CRITICAL
VITALISM IN D.H LAWRENCE SELECT WORKS Dr. AMBATI SURIBABU Sr. Lecturer in English, Mrs A.V.N. College, Visakhapatnam, A.P., Indiaa |
345-350 |
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THE WRITING OF THE
NON-HUMAN IN THE POETRY OF D.H LAWRENCE BONGU SHANTHI Lecturer in English Mrs A.V.N. College, Visakhapatnam, A.P., India |
351-358 |
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AMBEDKARISM AND DALIT
POETRY: WITH REFERENCE TO TELUGU DALIT POETRY PART 1 KAMBHAMPATI RAJESH Doctoral Scholar, Department of English Literature, English and Foreign Languages University, Hyderabad, India. Email:cclrajesh@gmail.com |
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