This study reads Knut Hamsun’s Hunger (1890) as a psychological anatomy of masculine repression and its corrosive impact on emotion, identity, and love. Through the unnamed narrator’s hunger, delusions, and failed intimacy, ...

This study performs a psychoanalytic examination of violence in Donna Tartt's The Secret History through the paradigm of Nature vs Nurture that remedies a critical gap in scholarship that heavily centres on structural or ...

This research is about the identity crisis of the second-generation South Asian migrants in digital world through novel describes life a boy named Gogol Ganguli whose parents are Indians residing in the United States. ...

In the thesis of the article, there has been an attempt to explain the class conflict of South Asian societies with the help of Marxist thinking on capital in the Runways. Using Marxist theory, class conflict and systemic ...

Through a close reading of three stories from Usman T. Malik’s Midnight Doorways: Fables from Pakistan, the study analyzes how Darko Suvin’s theory of cognitive estrangement functions within the Pakistani anglophone ...