WORLD LITERATURES
The chase experience: narrative speed and rhythm in contemporary forking-path narratives
Volume 10, Issue №3, 2024
The article examines the issues of narrative speed and rhythm in contemporary forking-path narratives and narrative devices that enable to create a fast-paced experience for the reader. Forking-path ...
Anthropocentric Views on Women and Nature through the Concepts of Gyn/Ecology and Ecofeminism in Anuradha Roy’s The Folded Earth
Volume 10, Issue №3, 2024
The Folded Earth, a novel by Anuradha Roy endeavors to represent ecocritical writing through the journey of her protagonist Maya. Maya is a widow who seeks to make a ...
Interpretation of Human Emotion: An Implementation of Compassion through Karuna Rasa in Manjula Padmanabhan’s Lights Out
Volume 10, Issue №3, 2024
This study delves into the nuanced exploration of human emotion, specifically focusing on the manifestation of compassion through the aesthetic lens of Karuna Rasa in Manjula Padmanabhan’s play, ...
The racialization of nature in Paul Dunbar’s selected poems
Volume 9, Issue №4, 2023
Known as the poet laureate of the Negro Race, Paul Laurence Dunbar (1872-1906) explores the complex relationship between African Americans and the natural world in his poetry. While ...
In the arms of letters: text mechanisms of communication in Late Antique epistolary networks
Volume 9, Issue №4, 2023
The study is devoted to identifying textual communication mechanisms in the epistolary tradition of the Latin-speaking world of the 4th-6th centuries. The most illustrative letters of the authors of ...
Artistic means of childhood trauma representation in American 9/11 literature
Volume 9, Issue №3, 2023
The paper provides an analysis of how American 9/11 literature artistically represents the traumatization of children, conveys their psychological experiences and the subsequent journey towards healing in the ...
Le Guin's magic in the context of Taoism: reading A Wizard of Earthsea
Volume 9, Issue №2, 2023
This research examines the role of magic in fantasy fiction, with a particular emphasis on Ursula K. Le Guin's A Wizard of Earthsea (1968). The research shows how the ...
Posthuman and Pandemic Elements in the Feminist Retellings of Fairy Tales in Marissa Meyer’s Lunar Chronicles
Volume 8, Issue №4, 2022
Fairy tales have transcended time, space, context and their original media of propagation. Retelling or reworking familiar fairy-tale tropes has long been a literary tradition which still enjoys a ...
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