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Editorial (PDF) | 1—1 |
Charles Dickens’ A Child’s History of England and Spain (PDF) José Ruiz Mas |
2—8 |
Le Chevalier C. Auguste Dupin and Mr. Bucket: Mid-Nineteenth-Century Intimations of the Thought-Police (PDF) Maria-Ana Tupan |
9—21 |
“Murdering the Innocents”: The Dystopian City and the Circus as Corollary in Charles Dickens’ Hard Times and Angela Carter’s Nights at the Circus (PDF) Stacey Balkan |
22—34 |
Heart Versus Head: Hard Times as a Radical Critique of Industrial Capitalism” (PDF) Manjeet Rathee |
35—45 |
Text, Reader and Metaphor: Exploring Links between “Disparate Domains” in Some Novels of Charles Dickens (PDF) Ralla Guha Niyogi |
46—57 |
Dark Side of the Moon: Dickens and the Supernatural (PDF)
Soumya Chakraborty |
58—72 |
Ontological Concerns in Charles Dickens’ “The Ivy Green” and Odysseus Elytis’s “The Mad Pomegranate Tree”: A Comparison (PDF) Bibhudutt Dash |
73—79 |
Cultural Outlook of Literary Dialect in Hard Times and Silas Marner (PDF) Serir-Mortad Ilhem |
80—90 |
Hard Times as a Dickensian Dystopia (PDF) Prayer Elmo Raj |
91—99 |
The reconstruction of identity of the gentleman in Great Expectations (PDF) Madhumita Majumdar |
100—107 |
Dickens the Crime Writer: a Reading of Dickens’ Pioneering Crime Novels (PDF) Shukla Chatterjee & Sanjukta Banerjee |
108—114 |
Exploring Dickens through a Director’s Lens: A Study of the Cinematic Presentation of A Tale of Two Cities (PDF) Gatha Sharma |
115—121 |
The Christmas Books :a Non-Dickensian Paradise of Fantasy, Magic and Supernatural (PDF)
Namrata Dey Roy |
122—126 |
Charles Dickens: A Reformist or a Compromiser (PDF) Abdollah Keshavarzi |
127—131 |