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Volume 1 · Issue 4 · June 2026

18 peer-reviewed articles spanning literature, sociology, folklore, philosophy, and public administration. All content is published under Open Access under a CC BY 4.0 licence. Each title below opens its own article page with the full abstract and a link to download the PDF.

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Renaissance StudiesArticle 1 · pp. 1–9

1. The Bard’s Bedchamber: Reclaiming Sexuality in Shakespeare’s Plays and Poems

Anindita Sen, Dr. Soumendu Kumar Dutta

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Cultural StudiesArticle 2 · pp. 10–24

2. Probing the Dynamics of Culture in Popular Fiction

Dr. Amit Yograj Kapoor

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Media StudiesArticle 3 · pp. 25–32

3. Development of Agriculture in Marathwada Region with help of Print Media

Rupali Prakash Gore, Dr. Rekha Shelke

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Gothic StudiesArticle 4 · pp. 33–45

4. Monstrous Nations: Gothic Anxiety and National Identity in Bram Stoker’s Dracula and Matthew Lewis’s The Monk

Ankita Sarkar

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Folklore StudiesArticle 5 · pp. 46–54

5. The Apotheosis of Thanatos: Displacement and Assailment in the Fairy Tale The Poor Boy in the Grave by the Brothers Grimm

Avan Kabrajee, Dr. Dilber Mehta

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EcofeminismArticle 6 · pp. 55–70

6. Sacred Anchors: The Divine Feminine, Ecology, and Social Ethics in Bodo and Mizo Indigenous Worldviews

Banani Das, Laltluangpuii Renthlei

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Victorian StudiesArticle 7 · pp. 71–79

7. ‘The Great White Caterpillar’: Oscar Wilde and the Objectification of the Male Body during the Eighteen Nineties

Dibasi Roy

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American LiteratureArticle 8 · pp. 80–82

8. Reimagining Female Autonomy: Gendered Language, Social Justice, and Isabel Archer in The Portrait of a Lady

Dr. K. Rajalatchoumy

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Public AdministrationArticle 9 · pp. 83–89

9. Developmental Administration: A Panacea for Developing Countries

Dr. Shobhit Chandra

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Posthumanism StudiesArticle 10 · pp. 90–98

10. Manifestation of Posthuman Subjectivity through the Metamorphosed Bodies in Animal’s People

Harsha P.R

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Migration StudiesArticle 11 · pp. 99–107

11. Transcending Borders: Insights into the International Student Migration from Kerala

Olivia Tresa A.A, Dr. Lekshmi S. Kaimal

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Postcolonial LiteratureArticle 12 · pp. 108–113

12. Freedom, Absurdity and Identity Crisis in the Novel Mosquito by Roma Tearne

Pooja A.S, Dr. Lekshmi P.S.

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SociologyArticle 13 · pp. 114–122

13. Revealing Persistent Gender Norms: A Secondary Analysis of Pew Research Center’s National Survey on Indian Family Roles

Athira Venugopal, Dr. Sibin Mathew Medayil

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Indian PhilosophyArticle 14 · pp. 123–129

14. An Analytical Discourse on Bauls’ and Tagore’s Philosophy – From Indian Philosophical Outlook

Dr. Aditi Patra (Nee Ray)

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British LiteratureArticle 15 · pp. 130–136

15. The Cracks Within: Familial Dysfunction in Ian McEwan’s Atonement

Dr. Indrani Hazarika

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African LiteratureArticle 16 · pp. 137–143

16. “Nego-Feminism: A Form of Resistance in Buchi Emecheta’s Second Class Citizen.”

Sourav Mukhopadhyay

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Philosophy of ReligionArticle 17 · pp. 143–148

17. Gandhi’s Philosophical Ideals Rooted on Religion in Ancient India

Dr. Sarat Talukdar

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Disability StudiesArticle 18 · pp. 163–173

18. Industrial Bodies and Broken Minds: Disability, Labor, and Reform in Dickens’s Novels

Shalini Verma

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