Colonial Shadows: Tracing Imperial Legacy in Classic English Texts The silence that greeted Fanny Price’s inquiry about the slave trade in Mansfield Park echoes through centuries of English literature—a deafening quiet that reveals as much as any spoken word. When Jane Austen crafted this moment of uncomfortable stillness around Sir Thomas Bertram’s dining table, she captured something profound … Read more
Postcolonial Themes in Indian English LiteratureExploring Identity, Resistance, and Cultural Hybridity through the Literary Lens Introduction: Unveiling the Voice of the Colonized Indian English literature is a vibrant tapestry that intricately weaves the history of colonialism with the aspirations of a nation reclaiming its identity. In the aftermath of British colonial rule, Indian authors began … Read more
Literary Theory and Criticism: From Classical to Modern Times Literary theory and criticism have evolved over centuries, reflecting changing social, political, and intellectual trends. From the philosophies of ancient Greece to the innovative ideas of modern theorists, literary criticism offers profound insights into the ways we interpret literature and the world around us. This blog … Read more
Literary Theory and Criticism: Understanding the Frameworks of Interpretation Literary theory and criticism are essential tools for understanding, interpreting, and evaluating works of literature. These frameworks provide readers, scholars, and critics with various perspectives on how to analyze texts, consider the author’s intentions, and understand the cultural, historical, and philosophical contexts that shape literary works. … Read more
