BEYOND THE MARGINS : Narratives Of Convergence And Divergence In Literature

BEYOND THE MARGINS : Narratives Of Convergence And Divergence In Literature

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U.S. Akshara Govind

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*The Title 'BEYOND THE MARGINS : Narratives of Convergence and Divergence in Literature written/authored/edited by U.S. Akshara Govind', published in the year 2024. The ISBN 9789357228992 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 234 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Literature. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms.

Year:

2024

Language:

English

Publisher:

Kalpaz Publications

Pages:

234

Book Category:

pub

Subject:

Literature

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ABOUT THE BOOK

The book "Beyond The Margins: Narratives of Coverage and Divergence in Literature" is a compilation of 32 articles by young researchers exploring the voices of women liberated from societal constraints. It also delves into the struggles of Third-gender people, society's treatment of them, and the Hijra community. The book discusses Marxist feminism, stories of abuse, racism, post-colonialism, and the struggles of the Dalit community. It sheds light on the marginality and inequality of women in Indian society and the voices of the Dalit community, tackling various forms of oppression and offering powerful stories of resistance and resilience. The book also addresses historical colonial injustices, the impacts of colonial mindsets, and the destruction of cultures. Additionally, it discusses travel literature and the development of visual communication and video lessons. The articles mainly focus on the safety and security of women in society and aim to amplify muted voices.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Dr. U.S. Akshara Govind holds a B.Ed, M.A, and Ph.D. in English. She is currently serving as an Assistant Professor of English at Sathyabama University. Previously, she worked at VIT University in Bhopal, SASTRA University in Thanjavur, and SRM University in Chennai. She has 67 publications to her credit, including 6 books, 21 in Scopus, 10 in Web of Science, and 22 in EBSCO. Moreover, she has 21 online research papers and 35 conference proceedings. In addition to presenting 45 research papers at conferences, she has co-convened a workshop in Academic Writing and has participated in various faculty development programs and workshops covering language, literature, culture studies, personality development, and soft skills. Currently, she is guiding seven research scholars. Her area of specialization includes Interdisciplinary Philosophy and Literature, Subaltern, and Gender Studies.

CONTENTS

Acknowledgment ..................................................................11
Forward   ..............................................................................13
Preface ................................................................................15
1. Two are not enough: A Critical Study of Transgender through
a Feministic lens ....................................................................17
Srivaishnavi, T & Dr U.S. Akshara Govind ............................17
2. “A Jewel of Empire: Unpacking the Cultural Significance of
Indian Diamonds and Stones in Wilkie Collins’
‘The Moonstone’ and Victorian Literature” ............................27
Srivaishnavi, T & Dr U.S. Akshara Govind
3. Marxist Feminism against Patriarchal Societies – concerning
Amy Tan’s The Kitchen God’s Wife. ....................................35
Srivaishnavi, T & Dr. U.S. Akshara Govind
4. The Stories of Abuse and Stress of Sexual Harassments faced by
women in India; A Critical Study based on the novel
‘Chup: Breaking The Silence About India’s Women’ .............41
Srivaishnavi, T & Dr. U.S. Akshara Govind
5. Oppression of Subaltern women through feministic perspective:
A Critical Study ....................................................................47
S. Berlin Mary & Dr. U.S. Akshara Govind
6. Frameworks of Works of Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak on
Subaltern Literature ..............................................................55
S. Berlin Mary & Dr. U.S. Akshara Govind
7. National Movements and The Social Evils That Haunting
Society Through Literature ....................................................61
S. Berlin Mary & Dr. U.S. Akshara Govind
8. Origin and Features of the Movement of the Representation of
Dalit Communities and their Voices ........................................67
S. Berlin Mary & Dr. U.S. Akshara Govind
9. Basic Concepts and Reflection on Feminism  .................... 75
S. Berlin Mary & Dr. U.S. Akshara Govind
10. Mysteries about God: A Comparative Study of Christian and
Hindu Beliefs .........................................................................81
S. Berlin Mary & Dr. U.S. Akshara Govind
11. Global Trends in English Language Teaching for Students:
An Overview ........................................................................89
S. Berlin Mary & Dr. U.S. Akshara Govind
12. An Overview on Marginality and Inequality in Women’s Study. 97
S. Berlin Mary & Dr. U.S. Akshara Govind
13. Multiculturalism Human Freedom and Diversity; A Critical
Study on “House Without Windows by Nadia Hashimi”: .......101
S. Berlin Mary & Dr. U.S. Akshara Govind
14. A short description on Communication Vs Power and
Knowledge and Power and language through Literature the
Vision of Life ......................................................................107
S. Berlin Mary & Dr. U.S. Akshara Govind
15. Contrast on Women’s Studies and Gender Studies from the
Prespectives of Fields in Humanities .....................................115
S. Berlin Mary & Dr. U.S. Akshara Govind
16. Life of the Community Before and After Stolen Generation..121
S. Berlin Mary & Dr. U.S. Akshara Govind
17. External and Internal Virtue Laid for Woman: Arguments and
Criticism Through Feminist Theorists Mary Wollstonecraft
and Simone de Beauvoir .......................................................125
S. Berlin Mary & Dr. U.S. Akshara Govind
18. Role of Translation in World Literature and Its Analysis....131
S. Berlin Mary & Dr. U.S. Akshara Govind
19. Narratives of Australian Aboriginals; Effects of its
Stolen Generation ................................................................137
Ms. S. Anurekha & Dr. U.S. Akshara Govind
20. The Residential Isolation of Australian Aboriginals, During the
Breastfeeding Journey   .........................................................147
Ms. S. Anurekha & Dr. U.S. Akshara Govind
21. Bison Killing: The gore placed and played by
Settlers of Vietnam ..............................................................153
Ms. S. Anurekha & Dr. U.S. Akshara Govind
22. Involvement of the Government in Kidnapping of
Underage People for the Crown ..........................................157
Ms. S. Anurekha & Dr. U.S. Akshara Govind
23. Canadian Conversion in the Altar; Burning of the
Native Children   ..................................................................163
Ms. S. Anurekha & Dr. U.S. Akshara Govind
24. Colonialism and Substance Abuse in Aboriginal Australia   167
S. Anurekha & Dr. U.S. Akshara Govind
25. Diaspora in Indian Literature; Women who Felt Isolated
in the World Crisis ...............................................................171
S. Anurekha & Dr. U.S. Akshara Govind
26. Effects of Post-colonial in African Literature:
With special reference to Martha Collins’ White papers .........175
Srivaishnavi, T & Dr. U.S. Akshara Govind
27. Techniques and Elements used in Travel literature; with
reference to the travelogues by the Indian Authors ................181
Srivaishnavi, T & Dr. U.S. Akshara Govind
28. Alienation and Disconnection: Unpacking the Psychological
and Emotional Isolation of Maya in Anita Desai’s ‘Cry,
the Peacock’ .......................................................................199
Srivaishnavi, T & Dr. U.S. Akshara Govind
29. “Post-colonial Reflections in ‘Untouchable’:
Anand’s Powerful Portrayal of Social Hierarchy” ..................205
Srivaishnavi, T & Dr. U.S. Akshara Govind
30. “Shattered Dreams: Bapsi Sidhwa’s ‘Cracking India’ and
the Representation of Violence and Terrorism during the
India-Pakistan Partition” ......................................................213
Srivaishnavi, T & Dr U.S. Akshara Govind
31. Administering English Language classrooms with Visual
Components in developing LSRW skills with special
reference to Magoosh English Video Lessons ......................223
Srivaishnavi, T & Dr U.S. Akshara Govind
Index ..................................................................................231

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