Journals

Table of Contents

• The Nutmeg’s Curse: Tracing the Social Origins of Colonialism – Aditi Kalra
• Gopinath Mohant’s Paraja: Social Ethnographic Traces  – Ayesha Tasnim
•  (Re) negotiating Aboriginal Identity and Marginality in ‘Benang: From the Heart’ – Saurabh Meena
• Conceptions of the Divine in Punjabi Folk Religion – Gurman Singh
• A Cinematic View of Kantara: An Indigenous Tale – Harmeet Kour and Seema Bhupendra
• Indigenous Philosophy and Literature – Jitendra Singh Meena and Anshu Rajpurohit
• Examining Reminiscence in Bibhutibhushan Mukhopadhyay’s Aranyak-of the Forest – Manoj Kumar
• Indigeneity, Resistance and Acculturation: Naga Tribe in Transition – Pooja Joshi
• A Condensed Investigation of Indian Indigenous Literature and Philosophy – Udaykumar R. Bhatt
• Re-Examining Indigenous Ethical Worldview in Nigerian Tradition: A Study of Wole Soyinka’s The Interpreters – Aminu Suleiman and Vaibhav Shah
• Indigenous Ecologies and the More-than-Human World: An Ecocritical Exploration of Easterine Kire’s When the River Sleeps – Asima Gogoi and Anurag Bhattacharyya
• Divine Tapestry: Tracing the Presence of Indigenous Gods in India – Chitra Dadheech
• The Flow and the Dam: Indigenous Wisdom versus Technological Control in Kamala Markandaya’s The Coffer Dams – Dakshta Arora and Anjana Das
• Understanding Indigeneity in West Indian Culture in17th Century Barbados: A Reading of Maryse Conde’s I, Tituba, the Black Witch of Salem – Dipa Chakrabarti
• Exploring the Rich Tapestry of Indigenous Knowledge: Folktales of Dungari Garasiya Tribal Community of North Gujarat – Divyeshkumar D. Bhatt
• Exploring Insanity and Savagery in Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness – Mohit
• Do Beliefs Guarantee Existence? Understanding Social and Cultural Erosion in Pratibha Ray’s The Primal Land – N Suman Shelly and Sabita Tripathy
• Myths vs Education: A Study of Abject Identity of North-Eastern Indian Women during Menstruation through Haripriya Soibam’s Select Poems in Tattooed with Taboos – Preeti Choudhary and Lalita Bairwa
• The Portrayal of Adi Tribe in Mamang Dai’s The Legends of Pensam – Priya Roy
• Valli’s Echo: A Tale of Adivasi Harmony and the Perils of Exploitation in Wayanad – Ramandeep Kour
• Geo Centrism and Spirituality in Indigenous Literature – Shaleen Kumar Singh and Parthsarathi Sahu
• Presentation of Bhil and their Culture in the Folk Literature of Bhat and Dholi Bards – Shankar Lal Dholi
• Identity Issues of Indigenous People and the Concept of Assimilation – Shibani Banerjee
• From Marginalised to Main Stream: Emergence of New Woman in the Novels of Shobha De – Sumer Singh
• Conflicting Beliefs and Identities in Kiran Nagarkar’s Ravan and Eddie: A Critical Study – Meenu Pandya and Seema Bhupendra
• Indigenous People, Human Rights and Environmental Concerns in Amitabh Ghosh’s The Nutmeg Curse, Parable for a Planet in Crisis – Rajshree Ranawat & Archna Arora
• Bhili Dialect v/s Wagadi Dialect: The Issue of the Ethnic Identity of the Tribal Dominated Region of Southern Rajasthan – Khushpal Garg
• Tribal literature and Ecocriticism: Beyond the Scientific Paradigm – Abrar Ahmed
• Indigenous American Voices in the Poetry of Sherman Alexie – Paramba Dadhich
• Kavita Kané’s Lanka’s Princess as An Expression of Experience of Indigenous Women – Kirti Jhamb and Jatinder Kohli
• Voices of Valor: Exploring Bhil Contribution in India’s Freedom Struggle in the Light of When Arrows Were Heated Up – Kirti Sharma
• A Bakhtinian Study of Sita: Unveiling Layers of Meaning and Significance – Laveena Bhagchandani
• Ecological Crisis in Central Himalayas: From Colonial to Post-Colonial Times – Anita and Ragini Raghav
• Revitalizing Indigenous Philosophy and Religion: A Study of Girish Karnad’s Selected Plays – Priyanka Shah
• Indigeneity and Eco-consciousness in Amish Tripathi’s Shiva Trilogy: A Critical Perspective – Gunvant Suthar and Seema Bhupendra
• Indigenous Indology : Bharat, Civilization, Coloniality and Decoloniality – Ashutosh Pandey and Aparna Sharma
• Decolonization and Foregrounding of Indigenous Culture and Tradition: Selected Indo-Canadian Plays – Neelu Tiwari
• Representation of ‘Folk’ and ‘Culture’: A Selective Study of Vijay Dan Detha’s Baatanri Phulwari (Garden of Tales) – Seema Sharma
• Cultural (Re) presentations of Alpana: Evolution of Indigenous Forms of Geocentric and Collective Art – Neelanjana Basu
• Tribals: real protectors of the nature – Sanjoly Paliwal