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Contents
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1.
Maggie Gee's The Flood: A Socio-Political Satire in the
Apocalyptic Mode
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Rajaram Sitaram Zirange |
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The Solo Fight of Eva Peace in Toni Morrison's Sula |
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M.Alagesan and K.Sairam |
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The Main Themathologic Preoccupation of Femi Osofisan's
Radical Drama |
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Charles Uji |
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4.The Postcolonial Diaspora: Cross-Cultural Conflicts in Bharati
Mukherjee's Jasmine
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Cheena Puri |
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Desiring Authenticity: Perspectives on the Non-indigenous
Performance of Aboriginality |
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L.R.Annapoorna |
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Mahesh Dattani's Tara: A Silent Scream of the Indian Girl Child |
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Jyoti Sharma
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7.
The Representations of Politics in Salman Rushdie's The
Satanic Verses and Shame – A Study |
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Papai Pal |
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8. Power and Sexuality in Henrik Ibsen's Ghosts
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Md. Amir Hossain, Amir |
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9. Mother Tongue Influence: A Thorn in the Flesh of Technocrats
in the Global Market
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S.Mohan |
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10. Looking for Meaning of Existence in Rafique Ul Islam's Poetry |
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Rudra Kinshuk |
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11. Problematizing Canon Literature with Subaltern
Consciousness – A Study |
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Ayon Halder |
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