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VOL. 12, ISSUE 2 (2026) — Apr-Jun
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| 1 | The psychological realism in Anita Desai’s Cry, the Peacock Authors: Sneha Kumari |
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| 11 | From oppression to marginalisation: The illusion of equality in dalit conversion narratives with special reference to Imayam’s Beasts of Burden and G. Kalyana Rao’s Untouchable Spring Authors: Shivani Jain, Dr. Vijeta Gautam |
| 12 | Eternal punishment and human dominion over nature in Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s The Rime of the Ancient Mariner Authors: Pangambam Tejishor Meitei |
| 13 | Writing against the asylum: Psychiatric discourse and narrative subversion in Janet Frame’s Faces in the Water Authors: Farhana Tabassum, Bibhash Choudhury |
| 14 | Envisaging the contour of cultural polyphony in Adib Khan’s The Storyteller and Homecoming Authors: Mirza Sariful Hassan |
| 15 | Benefits and challenges of integrating artificial intelligence in the teaching of english communication skills among lecturers in polytechnics in Bauchi State Authors: Alawiyyatu Aliyu Musa |
| 16 | Facticity, transcendence, and the double other: Existentialist Feminism and dalit women's identity in Bama and Kandasamy Authors: Chandra Mohan Joshi, Dr. Ashish Kumar Gupta |
| 17 | Dressing sense in the perception of Jane Austen Authors: Jai Bharti, Dr. Anshu Sharma |
| 18 | Tides of survival: An ecocritical reading of nature, displacement, and Eco-Ethics in Amitav Ghosh’s The Hungry Tide Authors: C Thirumal, A Ganesan |
| 19 | English for employability: A competency-based curricular framework in higher education in Andhra Pradesh Authors: Dr. P Nagarjuna, Dr. A Nagesh |
| 20 | Indigenous echoes: Reimagining identity in postmodern Indian writing Authors: Dr. Surender Singh |
| 21 | Learning communicative English by Indian rural students: Barriers and strategies Authors: G Radha Madhavi |
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