Vol. 40 No. 43 (2020): NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON VOICING THE VOICE OF THE VOICELESS: SEEKING SPACE THROUGH LITERATURE

 NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON VOICING THE VOICE OF THE VOICELESS: SEEKING SPACE THROUGH LITERATURE

Held On 25th February 2020

Organized by

SREE SARASWATHI THYAGARAJA COLLEGE,
Palani Road, Pollachi, Coimbatore – 642107, Tamil Nadu

Published: Mar 13, 2020

Articles

THE FACETS OF ECOLOGICAL SCIENCE FICTION IN HERBERT’S DUNE

 1-5 Dr .J.Jothilakshmi,

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THE ‘REST OF THE WORLD’ IN VASSANJI’S NOSTALGIA

 6-9 Dr. M. Anjum Khan

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LANGUAGE ACQUISITION AND SOCIAL ACCEPTANCE IN FROM ANNA

 10-14 Srimathi. S

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BREAKING OF THE DAWN IN BEVERLEY BRENNA’S WAITING FOR NO ONE

 15-18 J.Banumathi, Dr. M. Anjum Khan

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THE DAMAGING DEPICTION OF THE DISABLED IN THE INDIAN EPIC

 19-21 Josephine Sneha T

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INANIMATE TO ANIMATE: ANIMISM IN J.R.R TOLKIEN’S THE HOBBIT

 22-24 D. YacobuInnaci, Dr. A. Abdul Hakeem

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DEPICTION OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN THE NOVELS OF ROHINTON MISTRY

 25-27 Dr.S.Parvin Banu , K.Shivshakti

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ROLE OF MYTHS AND CEREMONIES: AN ANALYSIS OF HEALING AS A TROPE IN LESLIE MARMON SILKO’S CEREMONY

 28-32 Athira J S,

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SIGNIFICATION OF LITERATURE IN DEPICTING INDIAN FOLKLORE IN GIRISH KARNAD’S ‘NAGAMANDALA: PLAY WITH A COBRA’

 33-37 Dr N.Raja M.A.

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IMMORTALISING THE MORTALS WITH REFERENCE TO MAHESH DATTANI’S PLAY BRIEF CANDLE

 38-41 S. Sivakami

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TUGLAQ – THE STRANGER: A STUDY OF GIRISH KARNAD’S TUGLAQ

 42-45 Dr. R.Chitra Shobana

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FEMINIST REVISIONISM IN KAVITA KANE’S LANKA’S PRINCESS

 46-48 Ms. Logapriya , Dr. J.Darageswari

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“FROM THAT DAY ON, I WOULD HOLD ALL EQUAL”- RECONCEPTUALISING RELIGION AND CASTE IN LAKSHMIBAI TILAK’S I FOLLOW AFTER

 49-56 Dr. Praseedha G

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ENDURING EXCLUSION AND CONFIGURING AUTONOMY IN SUDHA MURTY’S MAHASHWETA

 57-60 Dr.G.Keerthi , K.S.Punithaasree

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SPLINTERING THE FETTERS OF DISENFRANCHISEMENT AND VOICELESSNESS: AN ANALYSIS OF RACIAL ELEMENTS IN FRANCES ELLEN WATKINS HARPER’S IOLA LEROY, OR SHADOWS UPLIFTED

 61-65 Resmi R.

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THE NIHILISTIC DEMEANOR, CULTURAL GROTESQUE AND A PRODIGAL PERSONA IN PHILIP ROTH’S SABBATH’S THEATRE

 66-69 G.Ravisankar

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REWORKING OF MYTHS AND FOLKLORES IN GIRISH KARNAD’S HAYAVADANA AND THE FIRE AND THE RAIN

 70-74 Aiswaria Samyuktha S

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THE SUPPRESSORS AND THE SUPPRESSED IN BAMA’S SANGATI

 75-77 Sowmya C.

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PORTRAYAL OF DALIT WOMEN IN MEENA KANDASAMY’S POEMS

 78-81 Kiruthika S.

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EMPHASIZING THE EQUIPOISE OF DUTY AND DESIRE THROUGH A DAMOZEL IN CHITRA BANERJEE DIVAKARUNI’S NOVEL OLEANDER GIRL

 82-85 B. Shiyamala

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AN ONGOING TRANSFORMATION FROM “PANCHAMA” TO “BROTHERHOOD” IN PERUMAL MURUGAN’S SEASONS OF THE PALM

AN ONGOING TRANSFORMATION FROM “PANCHAMA” TO “BROTHERHOOD” IN PERUMAL MURUGAN’S SEASONS OF THE PALM

 86-90 S. Manjupriya, Dr. S. Kalamani

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EMPOWERING THE VOICELESS THROUGH LITERATURE: DEEPER SHADES OF HISTORY IN TONI MORRISON’S THE BLUEST EYE

EMPOWERING THE VOICELESS THROUGH LITERATURE: DEEPER SHADES OF HISTORY IN TONI MORRISON’S THE BLUEST EYE

 91-97 Dr.B. Devaki

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A DOLL TO A WOMAN: THE METAMORPHOSIS IN HENRIK IBSEN’S PLAY A DOLL’S HOUSE

A DOLL TO A WOMAN: THE METAMORPHOSIS IN HENRIK IBSEN’S PLAY A DOLL’S HOUSE

 98-101 Dr. D. Ghayathry, K. Abhirami

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AN ANALYSIS OF HE IS A SHE IN A.REVATHI’S THE TRUTH ABOUT ME

AN ANALYSIS OF HE IS A SHE IN A.REVATHI’S THE TRUTH ABOUT ME

 102-108 Sandhiya. C

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DRAUPADI’S MAHABHARAT- A MYTHOLOGICAL REVISITING OF THE PALACE OF ILLUSION BY CHITRA BANERJEE DEVAKARUNI

DRAUPADI’S MAHABHARAT- A MYTHOLOGICAL REVISITING OF THE PALACE OF ILLUSION BY CHITRA BANERJEE DEVAKARUNI

 109-112 Ms. Subha Jasmine R, Ms. Vinolatha R

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REVITALIZING SOCIETY AMIDST THE EXISTING SOCIAL CONSTRAINS

REVITALIZING SOCIETY AMIDST THE EXISTING SOCIAL CONSTRAINS

 113-117 Ms. N. Radha, Dr. Suja Mathew

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“VENTING OUT” AT THE GENDER DYNAMICS THAN “SWALLOWING” IT IN SEFI ATTA’S SWALLOW

“VENTING OUT” AT THE GENDER DYNAMICS THAN “SWALLOWING” IT IN SEFI ATTA’S SWALLOW

 118-122 Sangavi. K, Dr. S. Kalamani

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BREAKING THE NARRATIVE MANACLE: A FEMINISTIC INQUEST ON ANGELA CARTER’S THE BLOODY CHAMBER

BREAKING THE NARRATIVE MANACLE: A FEMINISTIC INQUEST ON ANGELA CARTER’S THE BLOODY CHAMBER

 123-126 Samadhanam Emimal.M, Dr. S. Christina Rebecca

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ECCENTRICITY IN THE HUMAN AFFAIRS IN THE SELECT NOVEL OF SHOBHA DE

ECCENTRICITY IN THE HUMAN AFFAIRS IN THE SELECT NOVEL OF SHOBHA DE

 127-130 Dr.V.Sarala Devi

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WOMEN SUBSISTENCE AND QUEST FOR DIGNITY IN KAMALA MARKANDEYA’S NECTAR IN A SIEVE

WOMEN SUBSISTENCE AND QUEST FOR DIGNITY IN KAMALA MARKANDEYA’S NECTAR IN A SIEVE

 131-134 P. Sangeetha, M .Janani

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RENOUNCEMENT OF LIFE IN ANITA NAIR'S FICTIONS

RENOUNCEMENT OF LIFE IN ANITA NAIR'S FICTIONS

 135-138 Ms. P. Kavitha, Dr. K. Ramachandran

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SINFUL CANKER OF THE SOCIETY: REFLECTION ON THE VOICE OF THE VOICELESS IN VIJAY TENDULKAR’S SILENCE! THE COURT IS IN SESSION

SINFUL CANKER OF THE SOCIETY: REFLECTION ON THE VOICE OF THE VOICELESS IN VIJAY TENDULKAR’S SILENCE! THE COURT IS IN SESSION

 139-144 Dr.Suganthi Hebzibha.R

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BEING WOMAN IN A PATRIARCHAL SOCIETY IN THE NOVEL MAI, SILENTLY MOTHER BY GEETANJALI SHREE

BEING WOMAN IN A PATRIARCHAL SOCIETY IN THE NOVEL MAI, SILENTLY MOTHER BY GEETANJALI SHREE

 145-149 Ms. Rajkumari C

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‘WAILING OF MOTHER EARTH’ VS ‘HOSTILITY OF GANDHARI’ IN K. V. DOMINIC’S “I CAN HEAR THE GROAN OF MOTHER EARTH”

‘WAILING OF MOTHER EARTH’ VS ‘HOSTILITY OF GANDHARI’ IN K. V. DOMINIC’S “I CAN HEAR THE GROAN OF MOTHER EARTH”

 150-154 K. Ramya Kalaivani, Dr. Raichel M. Sylus

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A CRITICAL STUDY OF ADOLESCENT ALIENATION AND RADICALISATION IN FATHIMA BHUTTO’S THE RUNAWAYS

A CRITICAL STUDY OF ADOLESCENT ALIENATION AND RADICALISATION IN FATHIMA BHUTTO’S THE RUNAWAYS

 155-159 R. Sudha

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UNDERLINING THE THEME OF INDIAN DIASPORA THROUGH SELECT BOLLYWOOD FILMS

UNDERLINING THE THEME OF INDIAN DIASPORA THROUGH SELECT BOLLYWOOD FILMS

 160-164 Vasundhara. G

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CAGED BIRD ASTHA IN MANJU KAPUR’S A MARRIED WOMAN

CAGED BIRD ASTHA IN MANJU KAPUR’S A MARRIED WOMAN

 165-169 Swetha S, Dr. Chitra Sivasubramaniam

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A REDEFINED RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MAN-WOMAN IN MANJU KAPUR’S THE IMMIGRANT

A REDEFINED RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MAN-WOMAN IN MANJU KAPUR’S THE IMMIGRANT

 170-174 S. Mithula

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VOICE FROM VOICELESS AS REFLECTED IN ACHEBE’S NO LONGER AT EASE AND ANTHILLS OF THE SAVANNAH

VOICE FROM VOICELESS AS REFLECTED IN ACHEBE’S NO LONGER AT EASE AND ANTHILLS OF THE SAVANNAH

 175-178 T .Dhanalakshmi, Dr.Suma Aleya John

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GROUNDS OF INDIAN DIASPORA- A STUDY ON AMITAV GHOSH’S THE SHADOW LINES

GROUNDS OF INDIAN DIASPORA- A STUDY ON AMITAV GHOSH’S THE SHADOW LINES

 179-182 Ms.B .Poorani

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INTERRELATION OF HUMANS AND FAUNA: INVESTIGATING MYTH IN E.B.WHITE’S CHARLOTTE’S WEB

INTERRELATION OF HUMANS AND FAUNA: INVESTIGATING MYTH IN E.B.WHITE’S CHARLOTTE’S WEB

 183-187 R. Gowthami, Dr. Raichel M. Sylus

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RACIAL DISCRIMINATION IN E.M FORSTER’S A PASSAGE TO INDIA

RACIAL DISCRIMINATION IN E.M FORSTER’S A PASSAGE TO INDIA

 188-191 M. M.Amsaveni, V.P. Sarasumani

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ECHOES FROM THE HILLS: MAPPING FRONTIERS OF NAGA CULTURE

ECHOES FROM THE HILLS: MAPPING FRONTIERS OF NAGA CULTURE

 192-196 SANGEETHA Verma

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RECONCEPTUALIZING THE AGE-OLD PATRIARCHAL NOTION OF WOMANHOOD IN SHOBHAA DE’S STRANGE OBSESSION

RECONCEPTUALIZING THE AGE-OLD PATRIARCHAL NOTION OF WOMANHOOD IN SHOBHAA DE’S STRANGE OBSESSION

 197-202 M. Nagappan, Dr.M.Shajahan Sait

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QUEER RESILIENCE IN LITERATURE: A GLIMPSE INTO VIJAYARAJA MALLIKA’S DAIVATHINTE MAKAL

QUEER RESILIENCE IN LITERATURE: A GLIMPSE INTO VIJAYARAJA MALLIKA’S DAIVATHINTE MAKAL

 203-209 Harshitha Manohar

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VOICE FROM THE GREEN HILLS FOR THE VOICELESS CREATURES: ANIMALISM

VOICE FROM THE GREEN HILLS FOR THE VOICELESS CREATURES: ANIMALISM

 210-216 Ruth Magdalene.T, Dr. S. Kalamani

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DELINEATION OF WOMEN AND WOOD IN THE NOVEL OF CHITRA BANERJEE.

DELINEATION OF WOMEN AND WOOD IN THE NOVEL OF CHITRA BANERJEE.

 217-222 Bijal J Pandya, A. Vijayarani

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REVISITING ‘NU SHU’: A CONUNDRUM FOR THE CHINESE WOMEN

REVISITING ‘NU SHU’: A CONUNDRUM FOR THE CHINESE WOMEN

 223-227 Dr.L. Ruby Christie, Ms.V.S. Karunashre

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THE MYTH OF MOTHERHOOD IN FLORA NWAPA’S EFURU AND IDU

THE MYTH OF MOTHERHOOD IN FLORA NWAPA’S EFURU AND IDU

 228-232 Ms. J. Metilda Jancy, Dr. S. Kalamani

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GENDER AND MAINSTREAM HINDI CINEMA

GENDER AND MAINSTREAM HINDI CINEMA

 233-238 Gaddam Divya

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THE VOICE OF TRANS-MASCULINE COMMUNITY

THE VOICE OF TRANS-MASCULINE COMMUNITY

 239-242 Subha Shree G

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IDENTITY CRISIS DURING ADOLESCENCE IN SHYAM SELVADURAI’S THE FUNNY BOY

IDENTITY CRISIS DURING ADOLESCENCE IN SHYAM SELVADURAI’S THE FUNNY BOY

 243-246 S.MAGDALENE SOPHIA

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Analysis of Cultural Diaspora in NainaMc.ConigleysThe cowboys and East Indians: Stories

Analysis of Cultural Diaspora in NainaMc.ConigleysThe cowboys and East Indians: Stories

 247-251 R. Saravhana Priya

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Voice of the Voiceless in a Select Diasporic Narrative of Uma Parameswaran

Voice of the Voiceless in a Select Diasporic Narrative of Uma Parameswaran

 252-256 R. Rohini, Dr. M. R. Chandran

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Racial discrimination on Toni Morrisons' The Bluest Eye

Racial discrimination on Toni Morrisons' The Bluest Eye

 257-260 Deepika G

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FEMINIST PROPORTION IN ANITA NAIR’S MISTRESS

FEMINIST PROPORTION IN ANITA NAIR’S MISTRESS

 261-264 M. Kanimozhi, D. Subharanjanaa

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Hair, Race and Representation: An Intersectional Study of the African Kinky Hair in America

Hair, Race and Representation: An Intersectional Study of the African Kinky Hair in America

 265-271 M P Reshma, Dr. Nila. N

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A MOTHER TO KNOW THE OTHER – THE ROLE OF MOTHER TONGUE IN THE SECOND LANGUAGE CLASSROOM

A MOTHER TO KNOW THE OTHER – THE ROLE OF MOTHER TONGUE IN THE SECOND LANGUAGE CLASSROOM

 272-278 Hussaini Irfan, Dr. S. Jayalakshmi

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IS TAMIL DALITISM UNIDIMENSIONAL?

IS TAMIL DALITISM UNIDIMENSIONAL?

 279-286 Deepak. R

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ADDRESSING THE MARGINALIZATION OF DESIRE: THE VOICE OF MUDDUPALANI IN RADHIKA SANTAWANAM.

ADDRESSING THE MARGINALIZATION OF DESIRE: THE VOICE OF MUDDUPALANI IN RADHIKA SANTAWANAM.

 287-297 Phebe Angus.G

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SAVAGISM: AN ANALYSIS OF MAHASWETA DEVI’S BITTER SOIL

 298-302 Srinidhi.B,

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EPIGRAMMATIC INQUIRY ON THE DIASPORIC WRITERS IN INDIAN LITERATURE

 303-306 M. Prabavathi

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MARGINALIZATION AND DISCRIMINATION OF SUBALTERN IN BAMA’S KARUKKU

 307-312 Priya M

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NATIVE AMERICAN LITERARY RENAISSANCE: AN OVERVIEW WITH REFERENCE TO N.SCOTT MOMADAY

 313-316 Dr.S.Mahalakshmi

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THE INTRICATE INTERRELATIONSHIP AND GUILT IN ARTHUR MILLER’S ALL MY SONS

 317-319 Dr. M. Sathik

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FOLKLORE AS A PILLAR OF LITERATURE

 320-323 Dr.K.Prabha, Deepika Jayavel

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DECODING THE ROOTS OF FEMINISM

 324-327 Dr.K.Prabha, Dharani P

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TRAUMA INFLICTED PSYCHE AND ITS REVENGE RESPONSE

 328-332 A. Kowsika

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JOURNEY OF SIMRIT FROM SUBMISSIVE TO EXPRESSIVE

 333-337 Priya .E , Dr.S. Mariammal

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PLIGHT OF STRUGLES TO GAIN SELF-ASSERTION AND SELF-IDENTITY OF WOMEN PROTRAYED IN ANITA NAIR'S LADIES COUPE.

 337-340 Mariammal.P

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A CRITICAL STUDY ON MARITAL DISSONANCE IN MANJU KAPUR'S CUSTODY

 341-343 Mrs.P.Udaya Meenakshi, Mrs.Dr.Suma Aleya John

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CASE STUDIES OF BIBLICAL CULTURE AND DIASPORA JEWS AND REASON OF SCATTERING

 344-347 S. Ravi

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UNFOLDING URMILA’S MATURED PERSONALITY IN KAVITA KANE’S SITA’S SISTER

 348-353 Soumya Priyadarshini , G, Dr. S. Chitra

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CONQUEST OF SLAVERY IN PAUL AUSTER’S GHOSTS

CONQUEST OF SLAVERY IN PAUL AUSTER’S GHOSTS

 354-357 Clemencia Mary, A, Dr. Anitha. R

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VOICE FOR THE VOICELESS IN SELECT NOVELS OF ANITA DESAI

VOICE FOR THE VOICELESS IN SELECT NOVELS OF ANITA DESAI

 358-362 M .Saranyadevi, S. Koteeswaran

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RACE AND EXISTENTIALISM IN TONY MORRISON’S SULA

RACE AND EXISTENTIALISM IN TONY MORRISON’S SULA

 363-368 Sr.Sithara Joseph, Dr. Bhuvana.N

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MASS MEDIA AND GENDER

MASS MEDIA AND GENDER

 369-371 P. Laavanyaa

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KNUT HAMSUN’S GROWTH OF THE SOIL: MIRRORING THE QUINTESSENTIAL VOICES OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE

KNUT HAMSUN’S GROWTH OF THE SOIL: MIRRORING THE QUINTESSENTIAL VOICES OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE

 372-377 G.Nithya Priya, Dr. S. Naramatha Sivasankari

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FOLKLORE AND MYTH IN J.R.R.TOLKIEN’S THE HOBBIT: OR THERE AND BACK AGAIN

FOLKLORE AND MYTH IN J.R.R.TOLKIEN’S THE HOBBIT: OR THERE AND BACK AGAIN

 378-381 P. Gokila, Ms. S. Tamilvani

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A STUDY ON THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN RUTH PRAWERJHABVALA’STHE NATURE OF PASSION

A STUDY ON THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN RUTH PRAWERJHABVALA’STHE NATURE OF PASSION

 382-385 S .Kalaiarasi,

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