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Research Chronicler & Research Innovator www.research-innovator.com Research Innovator ISSN 2348 - 7674 International Multidisciplinary Research Journal Research Innovator ISSN 2395 – 4744 (Print); 2348 – 7674 (Online) A Peer-Reviewed Refereed and Indexed Multidisciplinary International Research Journal Volume III Issue I: February – 2016 Editor-In-Chief Prof. K.N. Shelke Head, Department of English, Barns College of Arts, Science & Commerce, New Panvel (M.S.) India Editorial Board Dr. A.P. Pandey, Mumbai, India Dr. Patricia Castelli, Southfield, USA Dr. S.D Sargar, Navi Mumbai, India Christina Alegria, Long Beach, USA Prin. H.V. Jadhav, Navi Mumbai, India Dr. Adrianne Santina, McMinnville, USA Prof. C.V. Borle, Mumbai, India Dr. Nirbhay Mishra, Mathura, India Advisory Board Dr. S.T. Gadade Principal, C.K. Thakur College, New Panvel, India Dr. R.M. Badode Professor & Head, Department of English, University of Mumbai, India Dr. G.T. Sangale Principal, Veer Wajekar College, Phunde, India Volume III Issue I: February 2016 Editor-In-Chief: Prof. K.N. Shelke www.research-innovator.com Research Innovator ISSN 2348 - 7674 International Multidisciplinary Research Journal Research Innovator is peer-reviewed refereed and indexed multidisciplinary international research journal. It is published bi-monthly in both online and print form. The Research Innovator aims to provide a much-needed forum to the researchers who believe that research can transform the world in positive manner and make it habitable to all irrespective of their social, national, cultural, religious or racial background. With this aim Research Innovator, Multidisciplinary International Research Journal (RIMIRJ) welcomes research articles from the areas like Literatures in English, Hindi and Marathi, literary translations in English from different languages of the world, arts, education, social sciences, cultural studies, pure and applied Sciences, and trade and commerce. The space will also be provided for book reviews, interviews, commentaries, poems and short fiction. -:Subscription:- Indian Foreign Individual / Individual / Institution Institution Single Copy 600 $40 Annual 3000 $200 Three Years 8000 $550 -:Contact:- Prof. K.N. Shelke Flat No. 01, Nirman Sagar Coop. Housing Society, Thana Naka, Panvel, Navi Mumbai. (MS), India. [email protected] Cell: +91-7588058508 Volume III Issue I: February 2016 Editor-In-Chief: Prof. K.N. Shelke www.research-innovator.com Research Innovator ISSN 2348 - 7674 International Multidisciplinary Research Journal Research Innovator A Peer-Reviewed Refereed and Indexed International Multidisciplinary Research Journal Volume III Issue I: February – 2016 CONTENTS Sr. Author Title of the Paper Page No. No. 1 Prof. Mahmoud Qudah Diglossia: A Linguistic Phenomenon of Arabic 1 in Jordan 2 Dr. Raja Ram Singh Globalization: Myth and Reality 9 3 T. Avinash The Discourse of Meaning, Truth and Reality: 15 Postmodern interpretation of Two Texts 4 Sachin Ramesh Labade Motion pictures in English teacher education in 20 India 5 Ms. Mansi D. Chauhan Transcending Geographical Borders and 26 Gender Boundaries: A Focus on The Mango Season by Amulya Malladi 6 Dr. Shivaji Sargar & A Study of Fate and Irony in Salman Rushdie’s 31 Shaikh Aashiq Arshad The Prophet’s Hair 7 Dr. Gagan Bihari Purohit Poetry of Possession: A Study of C.L. Khatri’s 36 Poetry 8 Zinat Aboli Postmodernist Themes and Techniques in 51 Cinema 9 ;sysuk bZxksjsOuk #nsadks Hkkjr vkSj dt+kfdLrku esa i;kZoj.k fLFkrh rFkk 56 lqj{kk 10 lkS- izkph iz’kkar ’ksB egkM e/khy lkekftd ftoukr pgkps LFkku o 67 izk- MkW- lehj cqVkyk egRo Volume III Issue I: February 2016 Editor-In-Chief: Prof. K.N. Shelke www.research-innovator.com Research Innovator ISSN 2348 - 7674 International Multidisciplinary Research Journal Poetry of Possession: A Study of C.L. Khatri’s Poetry Dr. Gagan Bihari Purohit Abstract Khatri‘s poetry, like his peers, is trying to solve the riddle of the contradictory claim of representing indigenous insights against western hegemony by using English language as his main tool. The spirit of the East is vindicated against the western notion of representation. Khatri has done well to preserve and sustain the spirit of unity and its essential ingredients in its quintessential form. The paper argues that Khatri‘s poetry of possession helps him preserve the essentialism of India against the backdrop of western bias. In doing so, it also foregrounds the inherent contradictions present within our own indigenous ideology, and Khatri has tried hard to reconcile such contradictions through analysis and criticism of the mistakes committed by his countrymen by failing to live up to an accountability of sorts. Key Words: Poetry of possession, indigenous tropes, national identity, cultural nationalism, colonial disposition All poets dovetail between personal heritage of India to voyage his war against experiences and turbulent past history to contemporary nepotism, political come to terms with their individual as well chauvinism and jingoism. The paper as national identity. It is Saidean undertakes the argument that Khatri‘s ―discourse of dispossession‖ (Singh 99) poetry permeates a patriotic ambience in that directs the course of a postcolonial his maiden collection Kargil (2000) where poet‘s double plight of fighting with and he seems to form a paradigm of explaining in defense of the colonial nationalistic opinion on our soldiers hegemony. That is, they have to fight achievement in adverse situations which is against the out of proportion distortion of found wanting in civilians. In contrast to their glorious historical and cultural past at colonial dispossession of indigenous the hands of the colonizers, the tool of their cultural identities, Khatri has been fight, however, being the English bedeviled by problems of accommodation language, for everything they write to and acquisition in an ambience not represent their personal as well as national befitting to the mass. I argue through this identity is in English to write off the essay how a uniformly evolving pattern consciousness of exile in their own characterizes the poetry of Khatri, the other courtyard. Poetry of C.L. Khatri, the most two volumes Ripples in the Lake (2006) accomplished contemporary poet from and Two Minutes Silence (2014) are also Bihar, is pitied against this sense of included in the purview so as to come out ―dispossession‖ to assert his sense of firm with the similarities and contrasting strand possession over the cultural and historical Volume III Issue I: February 2016 (36) Editor-In-Chief: Prof. K.N. Shelke www.research-innovator.com Research Innovator ISSN 2348 - 7674 International Multidisciplinary Research Journal points of possession that I predominantly provide the staple of your lines ? presuppose in the course of the essay. Turn inward, scrape the bottom of Before we take on to the business of your past. ( ―Homecoming 2‖ ) textual citations in support of our Mahapatra recognizes the ―myth of sleep argument, I plan to have a sound and action‖ in him. Ramanujan‘s probing theoretical base, taking the Indian and mind harps on the origin and scope of his westerns epistemological offerings in Hindu heritage, Ezekiel handles the theme support of our stand point. The Indian of superstition and folk belief in ―Night Of English Poetry is based on a sound The Scorpion― deftly, and Bhatnagar‘s platform, laid down by phenomenal poets firm belief that the Indian intellectuals, like Jayanta Mahapatra, Nissim Ezekiel, who prefer to stay abroad, deserting their and A.K. Ramanujan, Parthasarathy, mother land are worse than the migratory Daruwalla, and Kamala Das, among birds who return back to their native land others. All these poets tried to use the at the end of the cold season, has lot more English language to their advantage from to do with the theme of possession. Derek the vintage point of indigenous idiom and Walcott‘s validation of African ancestral panacea for subscribing to native tradition authenticity over the acquired American and culture in total retaliation to the status in his poem ―A Far Cry from Africa‖ colonial hegemony. No wonder, Mahapatra which gives an optimistic conclusion, tried to write about the theme of ―sleep and ―How can I turn from Africa and Live?‖, is action‖ in exploring the ―theme song of my an idea about assertive nationalism further life‖ in his masterpiece reinforced in his much acclaimed novel Relationship(1980). A sense of urgency is Omeros, ―either I‘m nobody or I‘m noticed to rearrange the world in disarray Nation‖; lays bare the notion of nationality which culminates in some sort of skeptical, very much in keeping with the possessive compromising, ironic, ambivalent and identity of the nation. Sri Aurobindo also inward vision based on indigenous idiom gives vent to such an opinion in The and experiences. Ezekiel, Ramanujan, Future of Poetry which augurs well for our Jayanta Mahapatra, Kamala Das, purpose: ―The work of the poet depends Bhatanagar, Shiv K. Kumar and not only on himself and his age but on the Parthasarathy have recognized this urge for mentality of the nation to which he belongs Indianness that would stand them in good and the spiritual, intellectual and aesthetic steeds for their very survival as poets, and tradition and environment which it creates they have become successful in creating a for him‖ (38). This dual representation of a critical acclaim both in and outside the poet is also looked forward to by Eliot‘s country. They pursued every possible foresight when he talks about ―the avenue to explore the indigenous elements empirical personality‖ (personality of the for a global representation. Parthasarthy is poet) and an ―implied personality‖ ( the hard at it when he says in Rough Passage : poetic persona) where the normal man and a visionary‘s insight go together to define How long can foreign poets Volume III Issue I: February 2016 (37) Editor-In-Chief: Prof. K.N. Shelke www.research-innovator.com Research Innovator ISSN 2348 - 7674 International Multidisciplinary Research Journal his poetic soul.
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