by Admin | Jan 31, 2014 | Vol 5 No 3
Anthony Splendora, Independent Scholar, Pennsylvania, USA Download PDF Version Human interpretation fails, for a turbulent life-situation has arisen that refuses to fit any of the traditional meanings assigned to it. It is a moment of collapse. We sink into a final...
by Admin | Jan 30, 2014 | Vol 5 No 3
A Brave Girl by Alice F Jackson Bryda by Louise Frances Field Eight Days by R E Forrest In the Heart of the Storm by Maxwell Gray Lost in the Jungle by Augusta Marryat The Red Year by Louis Tracy Series Editor: Pramod K. Nayar D C Books: Kerala, 2013. ISBNs:...
by Admin | Jan 29, 2014 | Vol 5 No 3
With this edition (Vol. V, No. 3) the Rupkatha Journal on Interdisciplinary Studies in Humanities completes five years of its glorious presence online. The journal was conceived mainly as a scholarly platform seeking standardization of scholarship and research, and as...
by Admin | Jan 7, 2014 | Vol 5 No 3
Santanu Ganguly, Netaji Nagar Day College, KolkataDownload PDF VersionAbstractSince Anglo-Saxon heroic society was male-dominated, women were relegated to a position of comparative mediocrity. However, Old English literature does contain instances where women often...
by Admin | Jan 7, 2014 | Uncategorized, Vol 5 No 3
Debjani Sanyal, Camellia School of Engineering & Technology Download PDF Version Abstract The main focus of the present paper is to find out the lexical variations of US and British English and how they constantly influence each other. In spite of several research...
by Admin | Jan 2, 2014 | Vol 5 No 3
Abstract Framed by the emerging emphasis in postcolonialism on terror and narratives of terror, this paper argues that Waiting for Barbarians (1980; hereafter Barbarians) can be read as a counter-discourse of resistance to Dracula’s (1898) representation of “war on...
