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Download Issue www.literaryendeavour.org ISSN 0976-299X LITERARY ENDEAVOUR International Refereed / Peer-Reviewed Journal of English Language, Literature and Criticism UGC Approved Under Arts and Humanities Journal No. 44728 VOL. X NO. 1 JANUARY 2019 Chief Editor Dr. Ramesh Chougule Registered with the Registrar of Newspaper of India vide MAHENG/2010/35012 ISSN 0976-299X ISSN 0976-299X www.literaryendeavour.org LITERARY ENDEAVOUR UGC Approved Under Arts and Humanities Journal No. 44728 INDEXED IN GOOGLE SCHOLAR EBSCO PUBLISHING Owned, Printed and published by Sou. Bhagyashri Ramesh Chougule, At. Laxmi Niwas, House No. 26/1388, Behind N. P. School No. 18, Bhanunagar, Osmanabad, Maharashtra – 413501, India. LITERARY ENDEAVOUR ISSN 0976-299X A Quarterly International Refereed Journal of English Language, Literature and Criticism UGC Approved Under Arts and Humanities Journal No. 44728 VOL. X : NO. 1 : JANUARY, 2019 Editorial Board Editorial... 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The Eternal Conflict of Flesh and Spirit: A Study of Moral Concerns of 10-16 Modern Novel with Special Reference to Aj Cronin - Abd alaziz Jomah Al Fawareh 3. The Contending Realities and Future Visions: A Study in the Contemporary 17-22 Dystopian Inclination - Esme Robina R. and Dr. Ann Thomas 4. Following A Heteronym's Innumerable Selves in José Saramago's 23-30 The Year of The Death of Ricardo Reis - Dr. Jasmeet Gill 5. Discriminating Margins of Two Different Social Milieus: Nostalgia and 31-36 Amnesia in Jhumpa Lahiri's Writings - Dr. Archana 6. A Confluence of Cross Cultural Conflicts in Jhumpa Lahiri's Select Works 37-41 - A. Benazir and Dr. M. Vennila 7. Engendering The 'overman': A Study of Stieg Larsson's The Girl Who Played 42-48 with the Fire - Philcy Philip 8. Life and Struggle of the Dalits in Kalyan Rao's Untouchable Spring 49-52 - Dr. Saveen Souda 9. Chronicling the Invisible: Cyrus Mistry's Chronicle of a Corpse Bearer 53-56 - Dipanwita Ganguly 10. Adaptation in Disciplinary Panopticon: Kidnapper as Attachment and 57-64 Surveillance Figure in 3096 Days - Anju Devadas R. D. 11. China and Colonial Impact: A Post Colonial Reading of Amitav Ghosh's 65-71 River of Smoke - Dr. R. Karthika Devi 12. Role of Diasporic Experiences in the Identity Formation of Women 72-77 Migrants in Chitra Divakaruni's Queen of Dreams - Kavita Dhillon 13. A Room of Their Own: A Panorama of Indian Women Writers of Posterior 78-82 1990's - S. Bernath Carmel 14. Marital Discordand Quest for Self Identity in Anita Desai's Where Shall 83-85 We Go This Summer? - Ms. Rohini Rana 15. The Hegemony of Violence and Freedom: An Observation of Kiran Desai's 86-95 The Inheritance of Loss and Mahasweta Devi's Mother of 1084 - Dimpal Pahwa and Dr. Prateek Pandey 16. Chalado Woman in the Atico: A Study of Female Language in Shobha De's 96-101 Starry Nights - Narmadhaa. M. 17. Naipaul's Views on Islam in Among The Believers: An Islamic Journey 102-105 - Dr. Bhashkar Tripathi and Dr. Nisha Gupta 18. Plight of the 'half-castes': A Textual Analysis of Doris Pilkington's Rabbit 106-109 Proof Fence - Naithik V Bidari 19. A Look Beyond the Veil: Analysing Gender Issues in Saudi Arabia through 110-121 Select Texts from The Princess Series - Ana Manuella Viegas 20. The Beings of Sarcasm: Toning the Puns in Language 122-127 - Saumya Chacko 21. Caryl Phillips' The Final Passage As A Neo-slave Narrative 128-129 - Mr. Dushant Olekar 22. Enunciating the Everyday Resistance of Women in Temsula Ao's 130-134 These Hills Called Home: Stories From A War Zone - Sithara P. M. 23. Generation Gap in Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni's The Mistress of Spices 135-138 - Dr. C. Bharathi 24. Political Views on Mario Vargas Llosa's Conversation in The Cathedral 139-142 - Dr. R. Kannan and Ms. K. Kavitha @ Selvabrindha 25. 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