English Literature

Shakespeare is the brightest star in the galaxy of English writers. He excelled in writing all types of drama—Tragedy, Comedy, Romantic and Histori...

The book reconsiders Soyinka’s contribution to the debate about African identity, exploring the various elements constituting his distinctive aesth...

Women in Love, the book Lawrence considered his best, was written during World War I, and while that conflict is never mentioned in the novel, a se...

Women in Nigerian and Indo-Anglian Fiction: A Comparative Study of Female Novelists highlights the problems faced by women. The similarities and co...

Within the social structure of India itself, there had been a typical man-woman relationship in terms of dependence and support. Woman was supposed...

Women Writers in the Twentieth Century Literature, an anthology consisting of twenty articles by eminent scholars, is an attempt to analyse the poi...

There is a strong tradition of women’s poetry written in response to the events of the First World War. Many of these poems depict direct experienc...

As the title Writing Difference: Nationalism, Identity and Literature suggests, the dominant theme of the book is nation and its inevitable concomi...

This book presents diverse, composite, non-exclusive and non-hierarchical perspectives on displacement of people as represented in literature. It e...

This groundbreaking study assesses the genre of Indian-English fiction in the first decade of the twenty-first century. Some of the most prominent ...

Wuthering Heights is a classic tale of possessive and thwarted passion, one of the forerunners of today's soap operas and romance novels. The tempe...

Wuthering Heights is a unique novel in a unique way. The present commentary shows how Emily Bronte’s novel defies comparison and is yet deeply root...

A ‘marketplace phenomenon’ of the twentieth century, a ‘bright spot’ in an otherwise fluctuating literature market and an integral part of the live...