Vol. 61 No. 2 (2024): Minorities Speak Up

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Minorities Speak Up

Published: 29-12-2024

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Minorities Speak Up

Editorial

EDITORIAL

Susan Philip

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- EDITORIAL: Minorities Speak Up

Articles

Transpacific Environmental Imagination Comparative Analysis of Indigeneity in The Healers and Burung Kayu.

Kristiawan Indriyanto, Dian Syahfitri

1-26
- Transpacific Environmental Imagination: Comparative Analysis of Indigeneity in The Healers and Burung Kayu.
Decolonising the Map Through Literary Cartography in Select Malayalam Novels

S Sethuparvathy, Smita Jha

27-45
- Decolonising the Map Through Literary Cartography in Select Malayalam Novels
Literary Cartography of Performance Ecologies in Sheela Tomy’s "Valli"

Shilpa Nataraj, Sharmila Narayana

46-77
- Literary Cartography of Performance Ecologies in Sheela Tomy’s Valli
Feminist Temporality and the Negotiation of Gender Identity and Agency in Zen Cho’s Black Water Sister

Sirui Fang, Grace V. S. Chin

78-102
- A Supernatural Sisterhood: Feminist Temporality and the Negotiation of Gender Identity and Agency in Zen Cho’s Black Water Sister
Female Body as a Site of Revenge Understanding the Predicament of Deshpande’s “A Liberated Woman” at the Intersection of Class and Gender

Nancy Sharma

103-121
- The Female Body as a Site of Revenge: Understanding the Predicament of Deshpande’s “A Liberated Woman” at the Intersection of Class and Gender

Interview

An Interview with Malaysian Writer Malachi Edwin Vethamani

Anitha Devi Pillai

132-137
- An Interview with Malaysian writer Malachi Edwin Vethamani

Book Reviews

Notes on Contributors

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS

138-140
- NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS