Ruminations: The Andrean Journal of Literature 2013
Table of Content
- Myth and Cult in Literature — Marie Fernandes
- The Myth of India in History, the American Classroom, and Indian-American Fiction — Dorothy M. Figueira
- The Fictionalised Life of Alexander the Great in the Novels of Valerio Massimo Manfredi — Shreya Chatterji
- Greek Mythology in English Literature Harry Potter’s Greek Connection — Sugandha Indulkar
- Mythological Exploration in the Thousand Faces of Night, Where Shall We Go This Summer and A Matter of Time — Ambreen Safder Kharbe
- Problematizing R.K.Narayan’s Use of Myth in the Man-Eater of Malgudi — Lakshmi Muthukumar
- The Archetypal LaxmanRekha in Rama Mehta’s ‘Inside the Haveli’ — Muktaja V. Mathkri
- Mythicising Women who make a Choice : A Prerogative of the Indian Collective Unconscious to Demarcate Modesty and Right Conduct for Women — Shyaonti Talwar
- Mythic reworkings in Girish Karnad’s Yayati and The Fire and the Rain — Shushila Vijayakumar
- Being Draupadi – Three Takes … — Titiksha Urman Dhruv
- Arun Kolatkar’s Yeshwant Rao: A Stylistic View of the Mythical Text — Uddhav A. Ashturkar
- The Reworking of the Hero Myth in the Lost Steps — Priya Joseph
- Recovering Black Women’s Subjectivity Through Reconstructed Myths in Toni Morrison’s Fiction — Sindhu Sara Thomas
- Mythical Cycles and Postcolonial Dreams, Contextualizing the Kaleidoscope of Ben Okri’s Magical Realism — Kaustav Kundu
- Resurgence of Myths and Legends in Contemporary Literature of Indian English in an Emergent India — Shalini R. Sinha
- “Damsel in Shining Armor” & “Knight in Distress” – Role Reversal of Mythical Gender Archetypes in Shakespearean Comedies — Nazua Idris
- The Rival Religion of Ted Hughes — Raj K. Dhar
- Lost Eden – Springboard to tell the Story of Another Fall — Kamala Gopalan
- Myths Then and Today: An Analysis of the (Re)Creation of the Mahabharata by Women Writers — Kriti Y. Nakhare
- The Need for an Integrative Model of Myth Making (A Viewpoint) — Dr. Avinash Desousa
- Listening the Unheeded Women, Appropriating and Re telling Myths of Maddened Cassandra and Murderous Medea — Shaweta Nanda
- Myths of the Origin of Language in World Mythologies — Shilpagauri Prasad Ganpule
- Dr. Brian Weiss’s Many Lives Many Masters and Only Love Is Real A Contemporary Re-invocation of the Reincarnation Myth in Literature — Shimi M Doley
- Nathuram Godse in Perspectives The Cult of an Assassin in the Indian English Writings — Abdul Hameed P. A. (Abdullah Abdul Hameed)
- Myths and Legends from Netherworld in Mamang Dai’s Novel The Legends of Pensam — Biju M. A.
- Ovid’s Metamorphoses and the Internet The Myth of Transformation and the Cult of the Personality in Blogs — Sucharita Sarkar
- The Bacchae of Euripides, A Communion Rite Bi o s’enia, imale o si: If humanity were not, the gods would not be — Suchetana Banerjee
- Our Mother ground Seamus Heaney’s use of Myth in Wintering out and North
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