Journal of English Language and Literature[JOELL]

REFLECTION OF CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN KIRAN DESAI’S NOVEL “THE INHERITANCE OF LOSS”

Dr. Y. Sumithra

SYNTACTIC CHARACTERISTICS OF ENGLISH AND TELUGU

Smt. K.Madhavi1*, Prof.K. Ratna Shiela Mani2

ENGLISH LANGUAGE: AN ICON FOR ADVERTISEMENTS AND CINEMA

Dr. N. Vimala Devi

CROSS-CULTURAL IMPLICATIONS IN THE SCARLET SONG BY MARIAMA BA

Dr. M. Sandra Carmel Sophia1*, Dr. Ambedkar Bodigadla2

WOMEN’S QUEST FOR SELF ESTEEM FROM RESTRICTIONS

Dr.G.Jyothi Olivia

THE PORTRAYAL OF WOMEN IN THE NOVELS OF AMULYA MALLADI

B. Subhashini 1* , Dr.Ande Bala Sowri2

DIASPORA IN ENGLISH LITERATURE

Dr. M. Maheswaran

FEMINISM

Dr. A.V. Rajyalakshmi

FROM THE SHACKLES OF BONDAGE TO DEFINING WOMANHOOD

Dr.P.Prasanna Kumari

SOCIO-DOMESTIC STRUGGLE OF WOMEN AS AN OUTCAST IN INDIAN ENGLISH FICTION: A FEMINISTIC APPROACH TO ANITA DESAI, SHASHI DESHPANDE AND GIRISH KARNAD’S SELECT WORKS

Dr. S. Farhad

TRAUMA OF WOMEN DURING PARTITION

Rangumudri Ganapathi Rao

ECOFEMINISM AND DECONSTRUCTION –A MELDED STUDY OF SCHISM

Mrs. N. Vasanthi, Mr.S. Srinivasa Rao

FEMALE CHARACTERS REPRESENTATION IN INDIAN LITERATURE

Epuri Sunitha

IMPORTANCE OF MOTIVATION AS A CONTRIBUTING FACTOR IN
SECOND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION IN THE ESL CLASSROOM

Mr Saloman Raju Yarlagadda

WOMEN IN LITERATURE

M.Sudharani

AMITAV GHOSH’S THE HUNGRY TIDE AS A HISTORICAL NARRATIVE

P.Pradeep

USE OF LANGUAGE IN ARTEMIS FOWL BY EOIN COLFER

Jangam Judah

SOCIAL REALITIES IN KIRAN NAGARKAR’S ‘RAVAN AND EDDIE’‘

Gandhi Babu Shanampoodi

PANORA OF SELF AND LOVE : A STUDY OF POST-COLONIAL INDIAN WOMEN FICTION WRITERS

Ginjupalli Suneetha

LITTLE WOMENS OWNESS: FROM DEFENCE TO EXCAVATE IN THE SELECTIVE WORKS OF INDIAN WOMEN ENGLISH NOVELISTS

Dr. N.M.S. Latha

NEO-LIBERALISM AND THE VARIETY OF CULTURAL CONCERNS    IN THE NOVELS OF CHETAN BHAGAT

Upendra Singh

TRANSFORMATION AMONG THE NEW GENERATION OF WOMEN AGAINST THE PATRIARCHAL NORMS WITH REFERENCE TO SHASHI DESI PANDE’S “THAT LONG SILENCE”

Dr.Fathima Rani