Contemporary Russian literature cannot be understood adequately either as a simple continuation of the nineteenth-century Russian canon or as a literary culture born abruptly with the collapse of the Soviet…
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The discourse on literary criticism in contemporary times frequently oscillates between academic rigidity and readerly freedom. In this fluctuating intellectual landscape, the reflections of Dr Alok Mishra offer a distinctive…
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Reading a short story, for me, has always felt like entering a carefully prepared moment of human intensity. Unlike a novel, which invites a long-term relationship, the short story offers…
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I would like to begin with the age-old phrase that no work of literature is a total waste or an entirely enfulgent spot in the passing line called history. Every…
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Aravind Adiga’s novel “The White Tiger” was awarded the prestigious Man Booker Prize in 2008 and has sparked significant discussion and debate since then. The book has been commended for…
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7 Habits, Atomic Habits, Change and be Good, Rich Dad Poor Dad, Money Making Machine, Awaken the monster within… there are many famous titles that keep revolving around the groups…
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As someone who had the good opportunity to savour classical romantic and Victorian literature, aided with the exemplary writings in Hindi of the golden era of Prasad, Nirala, Dinkar, Atal…
Poems (and poetry as a universal idea) have often attracted for themselves something in terms of respect and emotional appeal that novels have seldom received. Nevertheless, even with this reception…
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