Post-Modernism and English Literature

1. Post-modernism—An Introduction —Dr. M.K. Bhatnagar 2. The Genealogy of Post-modernism —Dr. Mohit K. Ray 3. Post-modern Fiction and Iris Murdoch : An Overview —Prof. Urmila Chakraborty 4. Mark Twain and Post-modernism—A Connecticut Yankee As Historiographic Metafiction —Dr. A.H. Tak 5. Greene’s The Captain and The Enemy : A Post-modern Perspective —Dr. Rama Kundu 6. To Be and To Choose : Ken Kesey’s Sometimes a Great Notion —Ms. P. Shailaja 7. Deconstructing History : A Study of Mahasweta’s Imaginary Maps —Prof. A. Jaganmohana Chari 8. Possible Stories and Multiple Endings : Rukun Advani’s Beethoven Among the Cows as an Open-ended Narrative —Dr. K. Damodar Rao 9. Centres and Margins : Shame’s ‘Other’ Nation —Dr. Syed Mujeebuddin 10. The Moor’s Last Sigh : Creativity and Controversy —Dr. Pradeep Trikha 11. Fiction as Philosophy : Subversive Strategies in Shivarama Karanth’s Mookajji’s Visions —Dr. M. Rajeshwar 12. Matriarchal Dominance in Toni Morrison’s Sula —Dr. (Mrs.) Monika Gupta