Vol. 4 No. 4 (2026)

Research Article

• Research Article

  Empowerment of Rural Women: A Comprehensive Look into Everyday Agency and Socio-Economic Constraints in India

  Rishabh Gupta, Neha Agrawal

  This study examines the everyday activities and structural conditions that shape the socio-economic empowerment of rural women in India. Rural women contribute substantially to agricultural production, household welfare, and community stability, yet they often face severe barriers such as limited…

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  Cahier for Aline and Before and After by Paul Gauguin: From Self-Writing to the Philosophy of Art

  Mounir CHAFYQ

  While the visual art of Paul Gauguin (1848-1903) is widely known, his written work often remains in the background. Like many painters of his time, Gauguin devoted himself to writing from the very beginning of his artistic career, building a substantial body of written work that reveals the unique…

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  Fragments of the Intellectual Self Cultural Memory, Time, and Identity in Ali Oumlil’s Mirrors of Memory: Narrative

  Omar ID MOULID

  This article examines the relationship between selfhood, cultural memory, and historical consciousness in Ali Oumlil’s Marāyā al-Dhākira: Sard ( Mirrors of Memory: A Narrative , 2016). Rather than treating the work as a conventional autobiography organized around a coherent life trajectory, the…

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  Crises of Civil Governance and Military Intervention in Postcolonial Nigerian Drama: Towards a Sustainable Democracy in Africa

  Oluwafemi Sunday Alabi, John Adebayo Afolabi

  Contemporary African drama has been deeply shaped by the continent’s turbulent political history, particularly the oscillation between democratic experiment and successive military regimes. African playwrights have consistently deployed the stage as a site of political critique, social memory, and…

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