Vol. 4 No. 3 (2026)

Articles

• Articles

  Man and the Environing World: A Broken off Nexus in Andre Brink’s An Instant in the Wind and Cape of Storms: The First Life of Adamastor: A Story

  KACOU Resnais Ulrich, KONE Donafani Siaka, Souleymane TUO

  The thrust of this paper is to throw light on man and nature’s interplay framed in stimulus-response mode. More importantly, it shows that man’s ecocentric behavior towards nature triggers off the environing world’s welcoming reaction towards him. Parallelwise, anthropocentric raids against the…

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  Greed and Deception in the 17th Century England: An Analysis of Ben Jonson’s Volpone

  Md. Abdul Hannan, Mst. Alfi Anjum, Maliha Mouly, Md. Naeem Aziz

  This paper brings out the mass greed and deception in the purpose of changing class status in the 17 th century England by critically examining Volpone by Ben Jonson in the new historicist approach. The paper explores the psychoanalytic view of how these aspects trigger the behaviors and drives…

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  Reestablishing Indigenous Rights on Sacred Land: Resistance to Colonialism through Narrative in Aranyer Adhikar and A Grain of Wheat

  Fahmida Hoque Meem, Md Kamruzzaman

  Mahasweta Devi’s Aranyer Adhikar and Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o’s A Grain of Wheat emerge from different historical and cultural settings, yet both novels are grounded in a shared concern: the violence of colonialism and the persistence of indigenous struggle. This paper examines how each text links…

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• Articles

  Breaking the Cage: Patriarchal Control, Women’s Oppression, and Resistance in Shakespeare’s Othello and Kazi Nazrul Islam’s “Nari” in the Context of Bangladesh

  Sharif Ratul Hassan, Sujan Chandra Das, Kamrun Nahar Borna, Sumaiya Akter Eva, Jannatul Ferdous Rinti, Tanjina Binta Mahbub, Saima Islam Roma

  This study examines women’s oppression, patriarchal control, domestic confinement, violence, and female agency in William Shakespeare’s Othello and Kazi Nazrul Islam’s “Nari,” with particular attention to contemporary Bangladesh. Using a qualitative comparative approach, the study analyzes the…

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