# New Literaria

> An International Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies in Humanities         ISSN- 2582-7375 [Online]


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- [CALL FOR PAPERS](https://newliteraria.com/2026/02/24/call-for-papers/): Vol. 8 No.2 Special Issue on “Popular Literature: Culture, Power, and the Politics of the Popular” Concept Note Popular literature has long occupied a contested space within literary and cultural studies. Traditionally marginalized as “non-canonical” or “mass” literature, popular writing has nonetheless played a central role in shaping public imagination, ideological discourse, and everyday cultural practices. From romance, detective fiction, fantasy, science fiction, and horror to graphic narratives, crime thrillers, and digital fan fiction, pulp fiction, children’s literature, and digital storytelling, popular literature provides a rich archive for understanding social anxieties, aspirations, and transformations. Cultural theorists such as Raymond Williams
- [Volume 8 Issue-1 –March- 2026 (Special Issue on Eco-narratives)](https://newliteraria.com/2026/02/17/volume-8-issue-1-february-march-2026-special-issue/): COVER PAGE- DOWNLOAD CONTENT PAGE– DOWNLOAD When the laws of the heart have been broken, what can the laws of the Society do?”: Exploring the fragility of Conjugal Intimacy and Marital Erosion in Bratya Basu’s Who?Soumyadip GhoshABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Eco-Archives Across Cultures: Comparative Study of Global Indigenous NarrativesMeghna Varun & Dr. Madhu SharmaABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Subjective Maps, Dense Cities: Literary Cartography and Urban Futures in Calvino’s Invisible CitiesArnab DasguptaABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Forbidden Desires and Killer Sex Robots: Exploring the Limits of Posthuman Counter-heteronormative Possibilities in Eloghosa Osunde’s Vagabonds!Ashmita BiswasABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI The Crisis in Spatial/Material Belonging/s in Narendranath
- [Volume 7 Issue-2 – January – February 2026 (Special Issue on Humanity, Crisis, and Change)](https://newliteraria.com/2026/02/01/volume-7-issue-2-january-february-2026-special-issue-on-humanity-crisis-and-change/): COVER PAGE- DOWNLOAD CONTENT PAGE– DOWNLOAD Editorial Sips of Time: Identity, Memory, and Emotional Migration in Toshikazu Kawaguchi’s Before the Coffee Gets Cold SeriesSomoshri PaladhiABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Playing God in the Anthropocene: Bioengineering and the Ethics of Creation in the Jurassic World FranchiseDebalina DasABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Reimagining Ecological Literature: Myth as a Counter-Hegemonic Mode of Expression in The River of StoriesSumegha VaidABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI “Our oil tank is nearly empty”: Energy Scarcity, Precarious Lives and the Quest for Sustainable Future in Suzanne Weyn’s EmptyShankha Shubhra Mandal ABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI The Importance of International Exchange in a Time of
- [Volume 7 Issue-1 (Special Issue on Fragmented Voices: Subalternity & Subjectivity in Contemporary Literature)](https://newliteraria.com/2025/08/20/special-issue/): COVER PAGE- DOWNLOAD CONTENT PAGE– DOWNLOAD Editorial Subalternising the Surrogate: Reading Health and Precarity in the Indian Commercial Surrogacy ArrangementJayati GangulyABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Contours of Belonging: Indigenous Narratives of Place and Identity from India’s NortheastPF John BoscoABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI The Politics of Gender: A Postmodern Reading of Women in Orhan Pamuk’s SnowShubhashree Chakraborty, Dr. Imtiaz Ahmad Bhat & Dr. Khuman Bhagirath JetubhaiABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI The Uncalculated History of The Childhood Narratives in Holocaust Literature and TestimoniesRampreet Kaur & Dr Ambika SharmaABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Interpreting the Dress Code of Zarri Bano:  From Fashionism to SpiritualismDr. Saleha IlhaamABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF
- [Volume 6 Issue 2- August-September-2025(Special Issue on Eco-Narratives and Climate Fiction)](https://newliteraria.com/2025/07/14/issue-2/): COVER PAGE- DOWNLOAD CONTENT PAGE– DOWNLOAD Editorial Salience and activation in Susan Fennimore Cooper’s Econarrative: (a Feminist) Ecocritical Perspective on Rural HoursAbdelkader BOUHMIDAABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Bodies in the Wilderness: Ecopoetics, Materiality, and the Politics of Body in William Blake’s Songs of Experience and Margaret Atwood’s SurfacingSumana GhoshABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Yearning for a Greener Tomorrow: An Analysis of the Role of Select Songs in Preserving NatureDr. Soubhagya S.P.ABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Neoliberalism and Environmental Decline: The Critical Need to Harmonise Profit with Ecological Well-beingDr. Manjari JohriABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI The Symbolic Landscape: A Study of Kalidasa’s Abhijnānaśākuntalam through the Lens of
- [Volume 6 Issue 1- January-February-2025(Special Issue on Conversations Between Humanities and Social Sciences](https://newliteraria.com/2025/01/31/volume-6-issue-1/): COVER PAGE- DOWNLOAD CONTENT PAGE– DOWNLOAD Editorial The Rendezvous of Literature and Artificial Intelligence: A Fortune or a Fiasco?Fathima Shifa & Dr Shameema. TABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI From Ancient Myth to Modern Message: The Timeless Relevance of Gaia in Imogen Greenberg’s Gaia: Goddess of EarthRaman & Dr. Narinder SharmaABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Hindu India in Hergé: A Study of Select AlbumsChampakdyuti MajumderABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI War’s Echoes: Psychiatric Progress and Societal Evolution in Pat Barker’s The Regeneration TrilogyIvana ChowdhuryABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI The Symbolic Landscape: A Study of Kalidasa’s Abhijnānaśākuntalam through the Lens of EcocriticismDr. Archana GuptaABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Conservatism meets
- [Volume 5 Issue 2](https://newliteraria.com/2024/07/24/3099/): Vol. 5 Issue 2August- September 2024 COVER PAGE- DOWNLOAD CONTENT PAGE– DOWNLOAD Editorial Playing the Pirate, Playing the Jew: Refiguring the Other(s) on the Early Modern English StageRamit DasABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI The Complexities of Transnational Identity and Nazneen’s Concept of Agency in Monica Ali’s Brick LaneSadia AfreenABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Metaphors and the Integration of Faith and Reason in Ang Lee’s Life of PiLi ChunyiABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Examining the Impact of Cinema on the Normalization of Queer and Sexual Minorities Through Kundalkar’s Cobalt BlueManjari JohriABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI The Celtic Other in the Regionalist Poems of John HewittJ.R. SackettABSTRACT FULL-TEXT
- [Volume 5 Issue 1: Special Issue- "Crisis in Literary and Cultural Studies"](https://newliteraria.com/2024/02/01/volume-5-special-issue-crisis-in-literary-and-cultural-studies/): Vol. 5 Issue 1August – February 2024 COVER PAGE- DOWNLOAD CONTENT PAGE– DOWNLOAD Guest Editors– Dr. Bhumika Sharma, Associate Professor and Head and Dr. Neha Arora, Assistant Professor, Department of English, Central University of Rajasthan (CURaj) Editorial Identity Crisis as Intergenerational Trauma Progeny in Shafak’s The Island of Missing TreesInas LAHEGABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Restoring the Symphony of Nato(u)re: An Ecocritical Reading of Jibanananda Das’s poem ‘Banalata Sen’Amit PandeyABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Defying Norms/Categories: Understanding Postdramatic Theatre Through Postmodern TimesProf Shuchi Sharma & Ms Mitali BhattacharyaABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI The Rise and Fall of Dynasties as Reflected in Late Medieval German Literature:
- [Volume 4 Issue 2](https://newliteraria.com/2023/08/01/volume-4-issue-2/): Vol. 4 Issue 2August – September 2023 COVER PAGE- DOWNLOAD CONTENT PAGE– DOWNLOAD Feminist Perspective on Patriarchy and Its Impact on The Construction of Femininity and MasculinityDr. Manjari JohriABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI The Unintended Repercussions of Technological Breakthrough in Satyajit Ray’s The Diary of a Space Traveller and its Implication on the Status Quo of Artificial Principle Intelligence: A Case Study Through the Lens of Heisenberg’s UncertaintyApurba BiswasABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Gender Inequality in Homeira Qaderi’s Dancing in the MosqueAtaullah Fazil KohistaniABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Language and Power in Sharankumar Limbale’s Akkarmashi: A Foucauldian ReadingV. Siva & Dr. S. BalasundariABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF
- [Volume 4 Issue 1](https://newliteraria.com/2023/01/31/volume-4-issue-1/): Vol. 4 Issue 1January- February 2023 COVER PAGE- DOWNLOAD CONTENT PAGE– DOWNLOAD The Destitutionalised Reading of Gender and Caste in Baburao Bagul’s Short StoriesDr. Kavita PatilABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI The Dynamics of Gendered Spaces in Jokha Alharthi’s Celestial BodiesJesna JosephABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Globalism avant la lettre from a Late Medieval and Early Modern German Perspective: The Niederrheinische Orientbericht, Adam Olearius, and Jesuit Missionaries Across the GlobeAlbrecht ClassenABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI The Bengali Widow’s Kitchen: Looking Back at an Obscure LegacyAnanya ChatterjeeABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Translating Word to Image: Retelling of A Passage to IndiaDr. Kavita PatilABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Premchand’s The
- [Volume 3 Issue 2 August-September, 2022](https://newliteraria.com/2022/07/24/volume-3-issue-2-august-september-2022/): New Literaria Vol. 3 Issue 2August- September 2022 COVER PAGE- DOWNLOAD CONTENT PAGE– DOWNLOAD The Cacophony of Songbirds- A Potpourri of Voices in the Birdsongs of Kazi Nazrul Islam’s Lyrics and English Romantic PoetryAdrita MukhopadhyayABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI The Silencing and Ostracization of Rohingyas: A Study of Habiburahman’s Memoir First, They Erased Our Name: A Rohingya SpeaksIpsita Chakrabarty & Agnideepto DattaABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI The Defense of the Humanities in the Twenty-First Century: Communication in the Literary Laboratory with a Focus on the Verse Narratives by Heinrich KaufringerAlbrecht ClassenABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI The Messiah of Ogd: An Ode to NonsenseChristie Rachel SajiABSTRACT
- [Volume 3 Issue 1 January-February, 2022](https://newliteraria.com/2022/01/25/volume-3-issue-1-january-february-2022/): New Literaria Vol. 3 Issue 1January – February 2022 COVER PAGE- DOWNLOAD CONTENT PAGE– DOWNLOAD The Past, the Present, and the Future: Memory and Literature as Gateways from the Middle Ages to the Twenty-First Century With a focus on Boethius’s De Consolatione Philosophiae and Wolfram von Eschenbach’s ParzivalAlbrecht ClassenABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Globalization Becoming Instrumental in Re-thinking the Global City: A Postcolonial ReadingArnab Das and Dr. Madhumita RoyABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI The Politics of Cultural Memory ad Culinary Nationalism: Revisiting the Bangladesh Liberation War through Nadeem Zaman’s In the Time of the OthersNamrata ChowdhuryABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Representation of Cultural Identity in
- [Volume 2 Issue 2, 2021 Special Issue on Pandemic](https://newliteraria.com/2021/08/31/august-september-2021/): New Literaria Vol. 2 Issue 2Special Issue on Pandemic COVER PAGE- DOWNLOAD CONTENT PAGE–DOWNLOAD Pandemic, Space and Environment in Blindness by José SaramagoMarinică Tiberiu ŞchiopuABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI The “Magic” of Masala: An Analysis of Indian Spices as a Psychological Healer based on Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni’s The Mistress of SpicesGutimali GoswamiABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI The Temporality and Spatiality of Food: How Community Kitchens Write Food Narratives Amidst PandemicsSethuparvathy SABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Pandemic; a Political Satire: Re-surfacing the Dysfunctional Government through the works of Stephen King and Robin CookSanghamitra GhatakABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Techno-Capitalism and Speculative Fiction: An Ecocritical Analysis of
- [Volume 2 Issue 1, January- February 2021](https://newliteraria.com/2021/02/09/volume-2-issue-1-january-february-2021/): New Literaria Vol. 2 Issue 1January-February 2021 COVER PAGE- DOWNLOAD CONTENT PAGE– DOWNLOAD The Spectre and the Empire: Reading B. M. Croker’s Ghost StoriesDebarghya GanguliABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Partition or Its Phantasm?: Sixty-Five Years After The Cracking of BengalSarbani BanerjeeABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI From Guerrilla Fighter to National Icon: Revisiting the Political Life of Yasser ArafatP. BoopathiABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Understanding the Relations of Religion and Disability: A Study of Preeti Monga’s The Other Senses and Naseema Hazruk’s The Incredible StoryS. GokulABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Wizards First: The Muggle and Mudblood Crisis Reflecting the Rohingya CrisisIpsita ChakrabortyABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI
- [CALL FOR PAPER (Vol. 2, No. 1, Jan- February 2021)](https://newliteraria.com/2021/01/06/cfp/): Broad areas:Science Fiction, South Asian Literature, Subaltern and Dalit Studies, Women in Literature and Psychology, Translation Studies, Space, the Environment, Environmental Aesthetics, Animal Studies, Gender Studies, Globalization, Colonialism, Postcolonialism, Culture, Language, Religion, Law, Cross-Border Inclusion, Children’s Literature, Class and Culture in Literature and Film, Digital Humanities and Technopolitics, Disease, Illness, Health, and Disability, Indigenous Studies, , Indian Writing in English, Cultural Studies, Performance Studies, Literature and Quest for Identity, Literature, Stress, Trauma, Violence, and Power Relations, Rebels in Literature and Music, Philosophy, Ideology, Knowledge, Posthumanism, Transhumanism, Race, Ethnicity, Resistance. Submission Guidelines can be found here:https://newliteraria.com/for-authors/submission-guidelines/And detailed guidelines about how to
- [Vol. 1, Issue 2, November-December 2020](https://newliteraria.com/2020/12/04/vol-1-issue-2-november-december-2020/): New Literaria Vol. 1 Issue 2November-December 2020 Special Issue– ‘Re-thinking the Postcolonial: Texts and Contexts’ COVER PAGE- DOWNLOAD CONTENT PAGE – DOWNLOAD Literature as a Tool of Epistemology: Medieval Perspectives for Post-Modernity Or, the Post-Modern World Long Anticipated by the Pre-Modern: Boethius’s De consolation philosophiae, Apollonius of Tyre, Marie de France, and Ulrich BoneriusAlbert ClassenABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF The Failure of Success? Postcolonial Analysis and Its SpreadPaul SharradABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF Post-Colonialism Eats Itself Alive: Artistic Self-Consumption in the New Dark AgeRobert MastersonABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF Towards a Postcolonial PedagogyDurba BasuABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF Plantationocene and Environmental Crisis: Discussing Cultivation and Neo-Colonialism in the
- [Call for papers](https://newliteraria.com/2020/08/22/call-for-papers-2/): LITERARIA invites the submission of articles, shorter essays, interviews, and book reviews offering historical, interdisciplinary, theoretical, and cultural approaches to literature and related fields.  Submissions should be emailed to editor@newliteraria.com by no later than 30th July 2020.  All submissions must include a cover letter that includes the author’s full mailing address, email address, telephone numbers, and professional or academic affiliation. Articles should be between 3,500 and 8,000 words long (including bibliography and footnotes). Book reviews should be between 750 and 1,500 words. Please note that, if relevant submission and formatting guidelines are not met, manuscripts will not be deemed eligible
- [Vol. 1, Issue 1, August 2020](https://newliteraria.com/2020/08/15/vol-1-issue-1-august-2020/): New Literaria Vol. 1 Issue 1August 2020 COVER PAGE- DOWNLOAD CONTENT PAGE – DOWNLOAD Riot of Emotions in Mr. and Mrs. IyerPooja HalyalABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF Homophobia, Denial, Death: American Beauty RevisitedSouvik BhattacharjeeABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF Breeding Hatred: Dissecting the Pedagogy of Propaganda of Nazi Anti-Semitism in German Children’s LiteratureSneha PanABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF Will Nature Nurture the World of Female Protagonist?: Telescoping the Role of Nature As a Post Colonial Subject Within the Ambit of Doris Lessing’s The Grass is SingingSubhendu BiswasABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF Transcending Borders: Identity and Self in Majid Majidi’s BaranIpsita DebABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF Culture, Ethnicity, and the Female Personality

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- [Current Issue](https://newliteraria.com/article-archive/current-issue/): Volume 8 Issue-1 –March- 2026 (Special Issue on Eco-narratives) COVER PAGE- DOWNLOAD CONTENT PAGE– DOWNLOAD When the laws of the heart have been broken, what can the laws of the Society do?”: Exploring the fragility of Conjugal Intimacy and Marital Erosion in Bratya Basu’s Who?Soumyadip GhoshABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Eco-Archives Across Cultures: Comparative Study of Global Indigenous NarrativesMeghna Varun & Dr. Madhu SharmaABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Subjective Maps, Dense Cities: Literary Cartography and Urban Futures in Calvino’s Invisible CitiesArnab DasguptaABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Forbidden Desires and Killer Sex Robots: Exploring the Limits of Posthuman Counter-heteronormative Possibilities in Eloghosa Osunde’s Vagabonds!Ashmita BiswasABSTRACT FULL-TEXT
- [6th International e-Conference](https://newliteraria.com/6th-international-e-conference/): on Imagining Futures: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Humanity, Crisis, and Change Date: 25th and 26th September, 2025(Thursday & Friday) To be Organized by New Literaria- An International Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies in Humanities In collaboration with School of Languages & Literature & Indian Knowledge System (IKS) Cell, Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University, Jammu & Kashmir, India & Department of History, Humanities and Society, University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy Location: Virtual Platform (GOOGLE MEET/ZOOM/YOUTUBE) Abstracts of Resource Persons Programme Schedule Abstract Volume Google Meet Link of the Programme Conference Theme: In an age marked by planetary crisis, rapid technological evolution, political volatility,
- [All Issues](https://newliteraria.com/all-issues/): Vol. 8 Issue-1 – March- 2026- Special Issue on Eco-narratives Vol.7 Issue-2 – January – February 2026- Special Issue on Humanity, Crisis, and Change Vol.7 Issue-1- Aug – Sept 2025-Special Issue on the National Conference on “Fragmented Voices: Subalternity & Subjectivity in Contemporary Literature: Subalternity & Subjectivity in Contemporary Literature” organized by the Department of English, Bandwan Mahavidyalaya (Affliated to Sidho-Kanho-Birsha University), West Bengal, India Vol.6 Issue-2 – August – September 2025- Special Issue on Eco-Narratives and Climate Fiction Vol.6 Issue-1 – January – February 2025- Special Issue on Conversations Between Humanities and Social Sciences Vol.5 Issue-2 – August –
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- [1st International e-Conference](https://newliteraria.com/1st-international-e-conference/): Re-thinking the Postcolonial: Texts and Contexts Date: 25th, 26th and 27th of September, 2020 To be Organized by New Literaria Journalin collaboration with Department of English, Assam University(A Central University), India CONCEPT NOTE The significance of Postcolonial Studies as a field of enquiry in an increasingly globalized world has been a contentious issue. The term postcolonial, as an expression of colonial experience or resistance to colonialist perspectives, representations, and narratives, chiefly undercuts and “overhauls” colonialist ideology. Post colonial writings and literary studies form a major part of this refashioning or overhauling signified by the term postcolonial. It is important to mention here
- [Volume 5 Issue 1: Special Issue- "Crisis in Literary and Cultural Studies"](https://newliteraria.com/current-issues-2/): Vol. 5 Issue 1August – February 2024 COVER PAGE- DOWNLOAD CONTENT PAGE– DOWNLOAD Guest Editors– Dr. Bhumika Sharma, Associate Professor and Head and Dr. Neha Arora, Assistant Professor, Department of English, Central University of Rajasthan (CURaj) Editorial Identity Crisis as Intergenerational Trauma Progeny in Shafak’s The Island of Missing TreesInas LAHEGABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Restoring the Symphony of Nato(u)re: An Ecocritical Reading of Jibanananda Das’s poem ‘Banalata Sen’Amit PandeyABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI Defying Norms/Categories: Understanding Postdramatic Theatre Through Postmodern TimesProf Shuchi Sharma & Ms Mitali BhattacharyaABSTRACT FULL-TEXT PDF DOI The Rise and Fall of Dynasties as Reflected in Late Medieval German Literature:
- [3rd International e-Conference](https://newliteraria.com/3rd-international-e-conference/): 3rd International e-Conference on “Gender, Culture and Society” Date: 26th, 27th, and 28th November, 2022 To be Organized by New Literaria- An International Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies in Humanities In collaboration with Department of English and Foreign Language, Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya, Bilaspur Abstracts of Resource Persons Abstract Volume Programme Schedule CALL FOR PAPERS CONCEPT NOTE: Gender studies constantly contend with the normative presumptions about gender and sexuality that haunt even the most radical definitions of individual identity. Since the nature of these normative assumptions varies with respect to history and cultures, studies in gender are always and already simultaneously commentaries on
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- [2nd International e-Conference](https://newliteraria.com/e-conference/): 2nd International e-Conference on Contemporary Trends and Development in Cultural Studies and the Humanities Date: 22nd, 23rd, and 24th October, 2021 To be Organized by New Literaria- An International Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies in Humanities In collaboration with Department of History, Humanities and Society, University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy & Department of English, Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya, Bilaspur, India Abstracts of Resource Persons List of Paper Presenters -1 Abstract Volume-1 CALL FOR PAPERS CONCEPT NOTE: The current pandemic situation has played a hand in dispensing with academic insularity as sincere researchers have been rattling their brains over the role and place
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- [4th International e-Conference](https://newliteraria.com/international-e-conference/): on Exploring Crisis in Literary and Cultural Studies Date: 19th & 20th October, 2023 To be Organized by New Literaria- An International Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies in Humanities in collaboration with Department of English, Central University of Rajasthan (CURaj), India Abstracts of Resource Persons Programme Schedule Abstract Volume CALL FOR PAPERS CONCEPT NOTE We are on the edge of disaster without being able to situate it in the future: it is rather always already past, and yet we are on the edge or under the threat, all formulations which would imply the future- that which is yet to come- if the
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- [CALL FOR PAPERS](https://newliteraria.com/): Special Issue on: “Popular Literature: Culture, Power, and the Politics of the Popular” Vol. 8 No.2 Concept Note Popular literature has long occupied a contested space within literary and cultural studies. Traditionally marginalized as “non-canonical” or “mass” literature, popular writing has nonetheless played a central role in shaping public imagination, ideological discourse, and everyday cultural practices. From romance, detective fiction, fantasy, science fiction, and horror to graphic narratives, crime thrillers, and digital fan fiction, pulp fiction, children’s literature, and digital storytelling, popular literature provides a rich archive for understanding social anxieties, aspirations, and transformations. Cultural theorists such as Raymond Williams
- [All Issues](https://newliteraria.com/article-archive/all-issues/): Vol.7 Issue-2 – January – February 2026- Special Issue on Humanity, Crisis, and Change Vol.7 Issue-1- Aug – Sept 2025-Special Issue on the National Conference on “Fragmented Voices: Subalternity & Subjectivity in Contemporary Literature: Subalternity & Subjectivity in Contemporary Literature” organized by the Department of English, Bandwan Mahavidyalaya (Affliated to Sidho-Kanho-Birsha University), West Bengal, India Vol.6 Issue-2 – January – February 2025- Special Issue on Eco-Narratives and Climate Fiction Vol.6 Issue-1 – January – February 2025- Special Issue on Conversations Between Humanities and Social Sciences Vol.5 Issue-2 – August – September 2024 Vol.5 Issue-1 – January – February 2024- Special Issue Vol.4
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- [About the Journal](https://newliteraria.com/home/about-the-journal/): New Literaria is an International, peer-reviewed, and open-access journal that aims to explore the myriad prospects in English Literature, and cultural studies. The Journal is committed to interdisciplinary and cross-cultural issues in literary understanding and interpretation, aesthetic theories, conceptual analysis of art, literature, philosophy, religion, mythology, history of ideas, literary theory, history, and criticism. It presents the highest quality in English Literature, linguistics, and cultural studies from the interdisciplinary and multicultural perspective that characterizes humanities in this world. It provides an interdisciplinary approach to unravel Linguistics’ features as well as Literature and different aspects of cultural studies, thus broadening its
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- [Article Archive](https://newliteraria.com/article-archive/): Vol. 8 Issue-1 – February-March- 2026 Vol.7 Issue-2 – January – February 2026 (Special Issue on Humanity, Crisis, and Change) Vol.7 Issue-1- Aug – Sept 2025 (Special Issue- National Conference on “Fragmented Voices: Subalternity & Subjectivity in Contemporary Literature” organized by the Department of English, Bandwan Mahavidyalaya, West Bengal, India) Vol.6 Issue-2 – January – February 2025 (Special Issue on Eco-Narratives and Climate Fiction) Vol.6 Issue-1 – January – February 2025-(Special Issue on Conversations Between Humanities and Social Sciences) Vol.5 Issue-2 – August – September 2024 Vol.5 Issue-1 – January – February 2024- (Special Issue on Crisis in Literary and Cultural Studies)
- [Editorial](https://newliteraria.com/editorial-board/): Editor-in-Chief: Dr. Tanmoy KunduAssistant Professor of English, Midnapore College (Autonomous), West Bengal, IndiaEmail: editor[at]newliteraria.com /newliteraria[at]gmail.com Advisory Editor: Dr. Parthasarathi MondalAssistant Professor of English, Manbhum Mahavidyalaya, Manbazar, Purulia, West Bengal, IndiaEmail: dadhigopal[at]gmail.com / newliteraria[at]gmail.com Associate Editors: Gokul S.Assistant Professor, Department of English, PGDAV College, Delhi University, New Delhi, India.Email: gokul.s[at]newliteraria.com Dr. Subhankar DuttaAssistant Professor, Department of Humanities and Social Science, NIT Warangal, India.Email: subhankar.dutta[at]newliteraria.com / subhankar[at]nitw.ac.in Dipra SarkhelResearch Scholar, Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, West Bengal, India.Email: dipra.sarkel[at]newliteraria.com Dr. Moumita BalaAssistant Professor of English, GLA University, India.Email: moumita.bala[at]newliteraria.com Editorial Board: Prof. Santanu DasProfessor, Department of Modern Literature & Culture, University of
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