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Volume 1 · Issue 5 · September 2026

7 peer-reviewed articles spanning African American, Partition, British and comparative literature, film and myth studies, Indian aesthetics, and Indian philosophy. All content is published Open Access under a CC BY 4.0 licence. Each title below opens its own article page with the full abstract, Crossref DOI, and a link to download the PDF.

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African American LiteratureArticle 1 · pp. 1–9 · DOI: 10.67788/veritas.2026.1.5.001

1. A Study of Unresolved Masculinities in Toni Morrison’s Paradise and The Bluest Eye: The Impossibility of Exorcism

Dr. Shyaonti Talwar

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Partition LiteratureArticle 2 · pp. 10–21 · DOI: 10.67788/veritas.2026.1.5.002

2. Gulzar’s Two Appeals: Let Us Live Our Lives in Peace Not in Pieces

Dr. Shashi Srivastava, Dr. Lowleen Malhotra

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Comparative LiteratureArticle 3 · pp. 23–30 · DOI: 10.67788/veritas.2026.1.5.003

3. Feudal Power and Social Hierarchy: A Comparative Study of William Shakespeare’s King Lear and George R. R. Martin’s A Game of Thrones

Vishnu Chandran

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Film & Myth StudiesArticle 4 · pp. 31–40 · DOI: 10.67788/veritas.2026.1.5.004

4. From Sacred Narrative to Cinematic Sign-System: Reconfiguring the Rāmāyaṇa in Contemporary Indian Cinema

Akanksha Rudra Tripathi, Dr. Sakshi Semwal

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British LiteratureArticle 5 · pp. 41–49 · DOI: 10.67788/veritas.2026.1.5.005

5. Trauma, Obsession, and Fragile Relationships: A Character Analysis of Ian McEwan’s Enduring Love

Dr. K. S. Mangayarkkarassi, Mrs. P. Bala Muthu Marieswari

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Indian AestheticsArticle 6 · pp. 50–58 · DOI: 10.67788/veritas.2026.1.5.006

6. The Eight Heroines and the Archetypal Psyche: A Jungian Analysis of the Aṣṭa-Vidha Nāyikā in Indian Aesthetic Tradition

G. Aishwarya

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Indian PhilosophyArticle 7 · pp. 59–64 · DOI: 10.67788/veritas.2026.1.5.007

7. Two Paths Beyond Suffering: A Comparative Study of Dukkha in Jaina and Buddhist Philosophy

Mihirjauti Talukdar

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