Literariness Journal Volume 1, Issue 4 — September 2026
https://doi.org/10.67147/literariness.v1i4
| Sl No | Title of the Article | Author(s) | |
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| 1 | Bean as Becoming: Interrogating Contingent Subjectivity | Arka Mukhopadhyay & Dr Nutan Kotak | |
| 2 | Reconstructing the Self: Trauma and Healing in Katie Piper’s Beautiful | Dr Khushboo Agrawal & Vaishali Gupta | |
| 3 | Animating Puberty: Menstrual Metaphors, Bodily Transformation and Female Adolescence in Contemporary Animated Cinema | Dr Dhanya Ravindran R.K | |
| 4 | Embodied Resistance: Caste, Cinema, and the Politics of Sports in Bison: Kaalamaadan | Santhosh D & Dr Harpreet Kaur Vohra | |
| 5 | Narrating Nature, Remembering Place: The Role of Personal Writings in Sheela Tomy’s Valli | Dr Reshmi R.L. | |
| 6 | Super Trash and Affect: The Posthuman in Waste Tide | Dr Jharna Choudhury | |
| 7 | Neoliberalism, Queer Politics, and Indian Cinema: A Case Study of Loev | Dr Anandu G. | |
| 8 | Entangled Soundscapes: An Ecomusicological Study of Judith Shatin’s Selected Works | Donna Achamma Ninan & Prof. (fDr.) Anne Angeline Abraham | |
| 9 | ‘Gold’s Own Country’: The Politics of Gold Advertising in Kerala | Dr Mary Sapna Peter Miranda | |
| 10 | The Double Face of Corporate Power: Greenwashing and Cultural Capitalism in Bong Joon-ho’s Okja | Fathima Fida K P & Prof. (Dr.) K. A. Aysha Swapna | |
| 11 | Representations of Precarity in Selected Short Stories from Undocumented Stories of Indian Migrants in the Arab Gulf by Rejimon Kuttappan | Shrabana Adhikari | |
| 12 | Silence as Pedagogical Data: Re-imagining Classroom Participation | Hima J. Babu & Dr Abubakkar K.K. | |
| 13 | Capitalist Science Fiction and the Cosmic Frontier: Astrobiological Ecocriticism in the Age of the Billionaire Space Race | Shagun Choudhary | |
| 14 | Oceanic Imaginaries and Postcolonial Belonging: A Blue Humanities Reading of Amitav Ghosh’s Sea of Poppies and Abdulrazak Gurnah’s By the Sea | Dr J. Shameem Banu & Dr M. Shobana | |
| 15 | Reconfiguring Plant Monstrosity: An Analytical Study of Bloom and The Ruins through the Lens of Critical Plant Studies and Material Ecocriticism | Reshma R & Dr Hima S. Madhu | |
| 16 | Culinary Narratives of Malabar: Hunger, Identity, and Gastro-Politics in P.A. Muhammad Koya’s Sultan Veedu | Dilara M & Dr Zeenath Mohamed Kunhi | |
| 17 | Graphic Witnessing and the Ethics of Visualizing Gendered War Trauma | Dr Najila T Y | |
| 18 | From Page to Play: Literary Adaptation, Player Agency, and Narrative Participation in Selected Video Games | Dr Gayathri Devi M.S | |
| 19 | Testimonio as Eco-narrative: Tracing the Ecosophical Life Journey of Kallen Pokkudan | Rajasree R. & Dr Priya Jose K. | |
| 20 | Shopping, Identity, and the Contemporary Woman: Unveiling the ‘Chick’ in Confessions of a Shopaholic | Dr Phiona Elizabeth Joshy | |
| 21 | Hungering Away: A Study of Intersectional Oppression and Disordered Eating in Selected Black American Memoirs | Nandhini Selvam & Dr K. Reshmi | |
| 22 | Slow Violence in Crookback Bog: Dark Ecology and Environmental Memory in The Witcher 3 | Dr Sharada Devi V & Lekshmi S Mohanan | |
| 23 | Memory as Resistance: War Narrative, Trauma, and Identity in Ibtisam Azem’s The Book of Disappearance | Dr Meera. K.G | |
| 24 | “The Guards of Nature”: Narrativizing Animism, Therianthropic Culture and Environmental Interconnectedness in Kantara: A Legend Chapter-1 | Parvathy R S & Dr Nisha Mathew | |
| 25 | Infinite Play and the Virtual Wonderland: From Homo Ludens to Counter-Effectuation | Amelia Moriarty | |
| 26 | Deslinguadas: Sylvia Molloy, Jhumpa Lahiri, and Yoko Tawada: Writing between Languages and Beyond Fluency | Julia Ferry | |
| 27 | The Seizure of the Baroque: the Problem of Literariness in the Formation of Brazilian Literature | Gabriel Felipe da Silva | |
| 28 | When Care Becomes Evidence: Maternal Riskification and Algorithmic Surveillance in Helen Phillips’s Hum and Laila Lalami’s The Dream Hotel | Fatima Shahzad, Liu Lihui & Rida Shahzad | |
| 29 | The Psychic Antagonist: Telepathic Violation and Shared Isolation as Mutant World-Building in Spider-Man: Brand New Day | Dr Christina Mary Georgy | |
| 30 | Self Chosen Isolation of the Sentinelese: A Literary Perspective | Dr Kapil Dev | |
| 31 | Preservation and Reflections on Santali Folklore: A Study on the Approach of the Christian Missionaries | Biswadeb Rajbanshi & Dr Arpita Raj | |
| 32 | Electronic Poetry as a Disseminative Tool for Environmental Awareness and Calamity: Re-placement, Reader Interaction, and Accessibility in Lost Water! Remainscape? | Malliga N & Dr Balamayuranathan B | |
| 33 | Reinscribing Memory: “Palimpsestic” Memory and Decolonial Historiography in Easterine Kire’s Mari and A Respectable Woman | Mr. Manngai H Phom & Prof. Rakhee Kalita Moral | |
| 34 | From Disappearance to Self-Discovery: Wanderlust, Mystery, and Feminist Resistance in Jissa Jose’s Mudritha | Sangeetha G. Nair & Dr Sageera M.P | |
| 35 | Beyond Human Detection: Animal Agency and Subjectivity in The Sheep Detectives | Ashitha M | |
| 36 | Shifting the Lens: From Pity, Thrills, and Stereotypes to an Empowered Portrayal of Blindness | Settu A & Dr Sudha R | |
| 37 | The ‘Connected’ Mother: Maternal Care and Responsibility in the Mother-Child-Teacher Nexus in Digital Kerala | Fathima Hiba & Hashima Kanneth | |
| 38 | Subaltern Resistance and Cinematic Representation: Reading Ajayante Randam Moshanam Through Postcolonial Theory | Rejitha R. | |
| 39 | Unravelling Ecofeminist Threads: Exploring Vandana Shiva and Maria Mies’ Perspectives in Toni Morrison’s A Mercy | Dr B. Mercy Gnanabai | |
| 40 | The Poetics of Thirdspace: Memory, Trauma, and Belonging in The God of Small Things | Jouhar Sadath K & Dr Shahina Mol AK | |
| 41 | Manuals for Species Negotiation: Re-centering Sustainability as Lived Culture in Indian Archives | Subhangi Patra | |
| 42 | “Feminisation of Famine”: Unearthing the Invisibility of Women in the 1943 Bengal Famine through Ela Sen’s The Darkening Days | Nilanjana Biswas | |
| 43 | The Sartorial Moral Compass: Gendered Fashioning and the Representations of Femininity in Malayalam Cinema | Sabitha Joseph & Dr Ameera V. U. | |
| 44 | Fluid Histories and Porous Selves: A Blue Humanities Reading of Elif Shafak’s There are Rivers in the Sky | Sanam NS & Capt. Liby KS | |
| 45 | Cartographies of the Grotesque: A Geocritical Reading of Midsommar | Bindya Sasidharan | |
| 46 | Embodied Resistance and the Politics of the Female Body in Hang Kang’s The Vegetarian | Nandhitha U M | |
| 47 | The Auditory Trap of Kaattukunnu: Exploring Acoustic Ecology and Canine Sovereignty in Ekō | Fathima Nidha K | |
| 48 | Bodies Out of Proportion: Fatness, Grotesque Embodiment, and the Politics of Nonsense in Sukumar Ray’s Abol Tabol and Rabindranath Tagore’s Khāpchhāṛā | Dr. Abu Farah Hoque | |
| 49 | Voices of War: A Modernist Anatomy of Trauma, Absurdity and Humanism in Basheer’s Voices (Shabdangal) | Dr. Manju P.B | |
| 50 | The Persistent Politics of Hegemonic Beauty and the Marginalization of Disability in Malayalam Cinema | Anusree G & Dr. Habeeb C | |
| 51 |
Women, Nature and the Politics: An Ecofeminist Reading of Sarah Joseph’s Gift in Green |
Resmi Ravindran | |
| 52 | Prying Open Digital Minds: Narrative Fluidity, Haptic Interactivity, and Attentive Reading in the Digital Novella Pry | Ms. Shafna K. V & Dr. Poornima R | |
| 53 | Hulking Out the Monster Within: Trauma and Transformative Identity in Ang Lee’s Hulk | Ms. Deby Mariam John & Dr Susan Alexander | |
| 54 | AI and Literary Creativity: A Study of Human-AI Collaboration in Creative Writing | Athiramol M. | |
| 55 | Climate Anxiety and Eco-Grief in Watership Down (1978): An Ecocritical Reading of Environmental Trauma and Ecological Displacement | Selma. A. S | |
| 56 | Between Bhakti and Hierarchy: Caste in the NeoVaishnavite Tradition of Assam | Kaibyashree Tamuli & Rajib Handique | |
| 57 | From Ruins to Roots: Spatial Transformation in As Long as the Lemon Trees Grow | Fathima Fidha P M & Dr Teresa J. Heloise | |
| 58 | Spaces, Violence and the Grotesque: A Probe into Han Kang’s Strategy of Memory Activism | Ameena Amal M & Dr Shameema T | |
| 59 | Reclaiming the Blood: A Study of menstrual Politics in Select Poems by Women Writers | Nagma Nisha Nanda | |
| 60 | The Elasticity of Suffering: Narrative Velocity and the Temporal Reset as a Cure for Trauma in Emma Donoghue’s The Wonder | Ruchi Pandey | |
| 61 | Untouchable Waters: Filming Caste through Water in Water, Sairat, and Pariyerum Perumal | Swati Narayan | |
| 62 | Interconnected Precarities: A Study of Class, Gender, and Ethics in India Lockdown | Ms. Aiswarya L R | |
| 63 |
Staying with Vulnerability: Crip Ecologies, Care, and Climate Agency in The Ones Who Stay and Fight and Delhi |
Ms. Suhana Sathar A |
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| 64 |
Partition Beyond History: Affect, Memory, and the Ethics of Survival |
Aarushi Datta | |
| 65 |
From Coca-Colonization to Cultural Excess: Pico Iyer’s Contested Representation of India in Video Night in Kathmandu: And Other Reports from the Not-So-Far East |
Dr Sneha Elcy Jacob | |
| 66 |
Queer Resistance against Biopolitical Governance and Subversion of Gender Roles in Cantoras |
Abhik Pal | |
| 67 |
Suspended Life and Poetics of Everyday Survival: Governmentality and Biopolitics in Mosab Abu Toha’s Things You May Find Hidden in My Ear |
Niza Nargees P C & Dr. Ubaid V P C | |
| 68 | Reclaiming the Lived Body: A Merleau-Pontian Reading of Sita in The Valmiki Ramayana and The Forest of Enchantments | Sneha K.V | |
| 69 | Translocated Embodiment: Neuroscience, Space, and Activism in Transgender Narratives | Dr. Saritha K. & Dr. Anupama Murali | |
| 70 | From Memes to Narratives: Exploring Multimodal Digital Storytelling in ESL Classrooms through a Digital Humanities Lens | Dr. Al Muneera J & Dr. Prasara V.P. | |
| 71 |
Artificial Beings as a Reflection to Humanity in Machines Like Me |
Nabanita Mohapatra | |
| 72 |
The Pandemic as Narrative Space: Isolation and Self-Discovery in Dream Count |
Athira P | |
| 73 |
(Un)Making the Domestic Heroine: Reading Women’s Cinema in Malayalam |
Dr Mydhily MS | |
| 74 |
Narrative Constructions of Waste, Cleanliness, and Social Order: A Comparative Study of Select Children’s Picture Books |
Keerthy Elza Tes Mathew & Prof. (Dr.) Sujarani Mathew |
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| 75 |
Neocolonial Ecologies and Posthuman Agency: Analyzing Indigenous Crisis and Resistance in Mahasweta Devi’s “Madhu: A Fairy-tale” |
Ms. Ditipriya Das & Prof. (Dr.) Charu Mehrotra |
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| 76 |
Beyond the Brain Matrix: Mapping Ableism, Neurological Divergence, and the Poetics of Cognitive Difference in the Movie Hichki |
Ms. Susan T Sushil & Riya Renji Mathew |
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| 77 |
The Syntax of the Feed: Analysing Digital Trauma and Fragmented Subjectivity in Patricia Lockwood’s No One Is Talking About This |
Sania Naaz | |
| 78 |
Capturing the Self: Memory, Spatiality, Temporality, and the Reproduction of Power in Bramayugam |
Muhammad Saleem A. M. & Dr. P. M. Abdul Sakir |
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| 79 |
Redefining Heteronormative Family Structures: Queer Aesthetics and Gender in Sachin Kundalkar’s Cobalt Blue (2022) |
Kavya Prasad S & Dr. Mahima Raj C |
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| 80 |
Distorted Mirrors: Body Dysmorphia as Feminist Pathology, Traumatic Memory, and Affective Protest |
Dr. Manmita Sarmah & Ms. Rukshana Tabassum Akhtar | |
| 81 |
Down-the-Street Gods: Mythological Biographies as Humanizing Social Identities in Praveena Shivram’s Karuppu |
Angadbir Singh Kakkar | |
| 82 |
Towards a Future of AI: Analysing the Data as the Power Centre for Identities and Their Positioning in the Selected Feminist Future Narratives |
Prithiga G | |
| 83 |
Affective Geographies and the Spatial Poetics of Exile in Siddhartha Gigoo’s A Long Season of Ashes |
Ms Akhila Ajith | |
| 84 |
The Sovereign Allocation of Life: A Necropolitical Reading of Roopa Farooki’s Everything is True: A Junior Doctor’s Story of Life, Death and Grief |
Gifty Mariam Alexy & Prof (Dr) Tom Thomas | |
| 85 |
Adaptation as Archive: Contesting Punjab’s Social Realities |
Jaskirat Singh | |
| 86 |
Consuming Nature: Survival, Spectacle, and Capitalist Modalities in the Survival Thriller Manjummel Boys (2024) |
Midhun Mohan & Prof. T.J. Abraham | |
| 87 |
Health, Illness, Vulnerability and Care within Heterotopia: A Study of Select Fiction Set in Hospitals |
Divya Susan Koshy | |
| 88 |
From Archive to Algorithm: Algorithmic Postmemory in Anjali Enjeti’s The Parted Earth (2021) |
Nazer Shemeem Farathna | |
| 89 |
Disability as a Metaphorical Tool of Resilience in Malini Chib’s One Little Finger |
Swastika Muduli & Dr Madhumita Das | |
| 90 |
Reading the Unread Body: A Feminist Disability Studies Approach to Illness, Stigma, and Narrative in Hansda Sowvendra Shekhar’s The Mysterious Ailment of Rupi Baskey |
Shahla Basheer | |
| 91 |
Ottoman Odyssey: Exploring Identity, Culture and Belonging in the Magnificent Century |
Sabitha M.M & Dr. Ameera V U | |
| 92 |
Negotiating Belonging: Manifestations of Alienation and Anxiety in Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Americanah |
Shekinah Elcy M & Dr. J. Mary Stella | |
| 93 |
Drawing Dissent: Gendered Resistance and Transnational Identity in Marjane Satrapi’s Persepolis |
Aswathy S Kumar | |
| 94 |
Buck Became His Own Master: The Untameable Animal Instinct in Sanders’s The Call of the Wild |
Kamda Singh Deo & Sathish Kumar H & Dr. Rajesh Kumar Singh | |
| 95 |
Tidal Ecologies: A Critical Posthumanist Reading of The Hungry Tide |
Aishwarya Paulson & Dr. Dhade Hemkant Vijay | |
| 96 |
Beyond the Backdrop: Space as a Site of Cultural Confrontation in S. Hareesh’s Meesha |
Jishina Gopinath & Dr. Muhammed Noufal K | |
| 97 |
Epistemology of the Weird: A Neurodivergent Reading of Annihilation’s Ecology |
Ananya S S | |
| 98 |
Mitigation of Migration Trauma through Culinary Traditions: An Analysis of The Namesake by Jhumpa Lahiri |
Anu Jose & Prof. Dr. Mini V.S. | |
| 99 |
Seeing Beyond the Visible: Visuality, Power and Knowledge in Amitav Ghosh’s Ghost-Eye |
Payel Ghosh | |
| 100 |
The Absent Leg: Bodily Alienation and Identity Crisis in Oliver Sacks’ A Leg to Stand On |
Shwetha R S & Dr. Sheela P. Karthick | |
| 101 |
From Ritual to realization: Yajna as inner sacrifice in Katha Upanisad |
Anuradha | |
| 102 |
Tongues of Defiance: Gender, Translation, and Counter-Archival Form in Irish and Indian Women’s Writing |
Kartik Dubey | |
| 103 |
Everyday Assassinations: Structural Violence, Social Death and the Politics of the “In-Between” in Aravind Adiga’s Between the Assassinations |
J. Jeremiah Wilfred Isaac & Dr. J. Mary Stella | |
| 104 |
The Visual Politics of Masculinity: Hegemonic Ideologies and Humourous Meaning Making in the Digital Age |
Asalatha C.K. | |
| 105 |
Mapping the Intersections of Mental Disorder, Trauma, Memory, and Intertextuality in John Green’s Turtles All the Way Down |
Aswini B & Prof. Binod Mishra | |
| 106 |
Mechanics of Oppression: The Transition of Suppression, Repression, and Trauma in Elif Shafak’s The Island of Missing Trees |
C. Jency Prasanna & Dr. J. Mary Stella | |
| 107 |
A Requiem for the Anthropocene: Ecocriticism, Slow Violence, and Eastern Spirituality in O. N. V. Kurup’s Poetry |
Namitha Mohan & Dr. Abubakkar K.K. |