• FEMININE MYSTIQUE IN IBSEN’S A DOLL HOUSE AND NARAYAN’S THE DARK ROOM: MODERN ADVERSITY

V. Devaki

Abstract: This paper tries to bring out the feminist epistemology, the ways in which women construct individual forms of knowledge and self-expression, their expedition towards self-liberation in a patriarchal modern society.

• A PSYCHOANALYTIC VIEW OF THE SELF: REVISITING THE BENGALI FOLK TALES

Somasree Santra

Abstract: Being contemplated as the adult's macrocosm of narrative symbolization of connotations, folk tales may be examined as convoluted enunciation of the psychic cosmos of the Bengalis, as they are the moiety of folk literature that contain the aggrandizement of dream allegory through oral convention of narrative discourse and thus, may be contingent on the psychoanalytic lens.

• FORM AND FUNCTION OF ENGLISH IN INDIA

M Sridhar Kumar

Abstract: The axiom ‘Many a little, makes a mickle’ holds good in the case of English Language also when we speak of British colonial hegemony.

• Paper in Hindi

Dr Sunil Khurana and Smt Pratibha Sharma

Abstract: Paper in Hindi

• प्रगतिशील और प्रगतिवादी कविता की अवधारणा

डा० किरण कुमारी मिश्रा

Abstract: अक्टूबर सन् 1917 की रूसी क्रांति की सफलता से विश्व के परतंत्र देशों में स्वतंत्र होने और समाजवाद शासन व्यवस्था लागू करने की आकांक्षा धीरे-धीरे बढ़ने लगी। साम्राज्यवाद, उपनिवेशवाद, पूंजीवाद और साम्यवाद के विरूद्ध चतुर्दिक नारा बुलंद होने लगा। विश्व में रूस की इस महान घटना के पीछे मार्क्सवाद की विचारों की सक्रिय भूमिका देखकर सर्वहारा के अधिनायकत्व की स्थापना के लिए साहित्य के माध्यम से वर्ग-संघर्ष और जनक्राति लाने की चेष्टा लेखक कवियों में भी दिखाई पड़ी

• समावेशी शिक्षा के विकास में साहित्य का योगदान:

डाॅ0 ज्योति वर्मा

Abstract: समावेशी शिक्षा के विकास में साहित्य का योगदान:

• Shakespeare’s Dramatic Use of Nature: An Ecocritical Analysis

Ms Renu

Abstract: Shakespeareans are always initially intrigued when the term “ecocriticism” is spoken, but this curiosity quickly (and understandably) wanes once it becomes evident that ecocriticism, at least with Shakespeare, is not a valid approach has struggled to stand out among the masses of very clearly Shakespeare's works have already been subjected to non-ecocritical analysis. Many Shakespeareans believe that ecocriticism is nothing new and is somewhat similar to old thematicism and nature studies. While thematic discussions of nature in contemporary American environmental writers may very well be new (many of the writers themselves are new!), it's an old hat for Shakespeare. Many Shakespeareans want to know what ecocriticism can offer, either methodologically or theoretically, that will shed new light and meaning on their field of study. Some of his plays' natural sceneries and settings can be interpreted in terms of an awareness of the environment. Consequently, this essay aims to show how certain Shakespearean plays have ecological allusions and subtexts. This investigation into William Shakespeare's works uses ecocriticism theory to illuminate how the natural world and the environment are portrayed in his plays and sonnets. This essay seeks to show that Shakespeare's works provide insightful perspectives into the interaction between people and the natural world during the Elizabethan age through a careful analysis of a few chosen works. Shakespeare's works have obvious ecological consequences, according to ecocritical viewpoints, which helps to advance awareness of environmental ethics.