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The Volume includes discussions on the American tradition of poetry as reflected in and enriched by the poetry of Robert Frost; then moving through...

The twenty-five essays included in this volume, which is actually a sequel to Studies in Literary Criticism (2001), is a selection of articles publ...

Matthew Arnold once remarked, “He does not know English literature who only English literature knows,” and Max Muller arrived at the intellectual c...

The twenty-five critical studies in the book which cover a wide spectrum of subjects, authors, titles and concepts across time and space, may be br...

One of the linguistic consequences of colonialism is that English is now one of the official languages of India, and both the English literature an...

The 37 essays included in this volume are gleaned from the rich repertoire of Tagore's original English writings which, unfortunately, did not rece...

This is the fifth volume of Studies in Literature in English. The nineteen essays that constitute this volume cover a wide range of authors across ...

The essays included in the anthology offer a broad, luminous spectrum of Translation Studies. During the last three decades Translation Studies or ...

Studies in Literature in English, Vol. 14, is intended to meet the growing demand for the series. The volume covers a wide range of authors and sub...

Essays collected in this anthology offer glimpses of Indian response to Shakespeare, the myriad minded genius of the world. Shakespeare has influen...

V.S. Naipaul has claimed that all his work is really one and he has been writing one big book all these years; also, considering the world he has s...

The world body of literature in English, during the last few centuries, has been immensely enriched by women writers with their sharp perception an...

Salman Rushdie (1947– ) has emerged over the years as one of the most controversial figures of our times who excites contrary feelings. But whether...

Salman Rushdie (1947– ) has emerged over the years as one of the most controversial figures of our times who excites contrary feelings. But whether...

During the last few centuries women writers have considerably widened and deepened the areas of human experience with their sharp, feminine percept...

Rabindranath Tagore long life (1861-1941) was marked by ceaseless and torrential flow of creativity manifested in the richness and variety of all k...

The importance of English both as a link language, a means of communication and as a medium of instruction has been steadily growing since Independ...

Philosophical speculations about the origin of poetry and the nature and function of criticism have engaged the attention of poets and critics for ...

The new series—Studies in Women Writers in English—is a grateful acknowledgment of the contribution and public recognition of the emerging voice of...

During the last few centuries women writers have considerably widened and deepened the areas of human experience,—with their sharp, feminine percep...

Rabindranath Tagore’s long life (1861- 1941) was marked by ceaseless and torrential flow of creativity manifested in the richness and variety of al...

“Out of evil cometh good.” One of the important consequences of colonialism in India is the birth of Indian English literature. The process through...

Aesthetics is askance and reaskance for fullness and excellence. It is what one should be from what one is from the points of view of Truth Goodnes...

English is being written and read today by more people outside England than inside. This applies no less to the women writers in English across the...