About Literary Cognizance
Literary Cognizance (ISSN 2395-7522) is an International Refereed / Peer Reviewed e-Journal of English Language, Literature and Criticism which is published from Latur, Maharashtra, India.
The periodicity of the publication is quarterly in the months of June, September, December and March. It intends to offer an opportunity and an open platform for the scholars, researchers, students and literati to explore, impart and share the various threads of the English Language, Literature, Criticism, Education, Culture, Translation Studies and bring them together under the comprehensive avenue of Literary Cognizance: (AREELLC).
Vol.-VII, Issue- 2, Sept 2026
| S.N. | Title and Name of Author/Poet | Download |
|---|---|---|
| I | Cover Page | |
| II | Contents | |
| ARTICLES | ||
| 01 | From Silence to Screen: Telugu Subaltern Voices in Digital Spaces – Prof. Nagendra Kottacheruvu1 & Dr. Govindaiah Godavarthi2 | |
| 02 | Voicing the Voiceless Earth: Subaltern Ecocriticism in Select Indian English Novels – R. Theresa1 & Dr. M. Manimozhi2 | |
| 03 | Desire as a Psychological Force in Kavita Kane’s Karna’s Wife: The Outcast’s Queen: A Humanistic Analysis through Peter Brooks – Poovarasi. D1 & Dr. Kalaiselvi R. H2 | |
| 04 | Trans-Deconstruction: Theory on Monism Epistemological Evolution Beyond Post-Structuralism and Classical Deconstruction: A New Paradigm for Literary Theory – Dr. Pramod Ambadasrao Pawar | |
| 05 | Domestic Realism and Dramatic Modernity: Mahesh Dattani in Dialogue with Contemporary British Playwrights – Ramen Goswami | |
| 06 | The Future Perfect of Testimony: Bibliographic Prolepsis in Viktor Frankl’s Man’s Search for Meaning – Sounak Das1 & Yash Kartik Sharma2 | |
| 07 | Literature, Language, and Consciousness: An Integrated Theory of English Studies – Dr. Pramod Ambadasrao Pawar | |
| 08 | It’s Easier to get into a Hollow than Come out of One: Exploring the Discomfort of Evening as an Anti-Bildungsroman Narrative – Navya Shukla | |
| 09 | The Company’s Drug: Opium, Revenue and the Complicit Detective in Abir Mukherjee’s A Rising Man – Debayan Basu | |
| 10 | The Flavor of Adaptation: Exploring the Symbolism of Spices in the Mistress of Spices – Dr. T. M. Nidhya Gowdhami | |
| 11 | Race and Invisibility in Ralph Ellison’s Invisible Man – Dr. Atish Chandrakant Akade | |
| 12 | European Colonialism, Slavery, and The Politics of Identity in André Brink’s The Other Side of Silence – Dr. Madhavi Sudhir Nikam1 & Sachin Ankush Shinde2 | |
| 13 | Dialogue, Dramatic Irony, and Psychological Conflict: A Stylistic Study of Mahesh Elkunchwar’s Party – Swaraj Rajendrasinh Lokhande1 & Sachin Ankush Shinde2 | |
| 14 | The Bodily Grotesque and the Evolutionary Sublime in Octavia Butler’s The Evening and The Morning and The Night – Dr. S. Lavanya | |
| 15 | From Homeland To Host Land: The Journey of the Refugee in Goodbye Sarajevo – Dr. Priyanga. V | |
| 16 | Representations of Primitivism in Daniel Defoe’s Robinson Crusoe – Israa Ghanim Chasib | |
| 17 | Gender Performance and Female Solidarity in Poile Sengupta’s Inner Laws – Nitish Pandurang Shinde1 & Prof. (Dr.) Prabhanjan B. Mane2 | |
| 18 | In Eternity: The Mystical Reunion of Laila Majnu – Bharthy S. Nahar | |
| 19 | Difficulties in Translating English Phrasal Verbs into Arabic: A Case Study of Third-Level Students at Toor Al-Baha University College, Lahej University, Yemen – Dr. Mukhtar Nasser Hawash Muqbel | |
| 20 | Bama’s Karukku: A Chronicle of Resilience and Indomitable Spirit – Dr. Shesham R S | |
| 21 | Allama Iqbal: A Universal Versifier of Ahl Al Bayt – Dr. Syeda Farhat Fatima | |
| 22 | Namita Gokhale’s Paro: Dreams of Passion: A Study of Gender, Power and Female Agency – Ms. Jyotsna Dattarao Bhagat1 & Dr. Chandrashekhar Ashok Dawane2 | |
| 23 | Hands, Bodies, and Social Class in Charles Dickens’s Great Expectations – Dr. Manisha Mathur | |
| 24 | Aesthetics of Mannervarlu Tribe: Its Culture, Language and Literature – Dr. Gangadhar Potanna Aaklod | |
| 25 | Building the Dream, Breaking the City: Urban Aspirations and Class Precarity in Oindrila Mukherjee’s The Dream Builders – Nithyashree K | |
| 26 | Representation of the Rural Poor as Subaltern Subjects in Indian Fiction – Dr. Ramesha S M | |
| 27 | The Sociolinguistic Phenomenon of Arabic-English Code-Switching among Yemeni University Professors – Fahmi Abdo Mohamed Al Mafalees | |
| 28 | From Dramatic Representation to Aesthetic Experience: Reframing Aristotle’s Poetics and Bharata Muni’s Naṭyasastra – Dr. Pradip Kolhe | |
| 29 | Whose Earth, Whose Memory? Adivasi Ecological Relationality and the Poetics of Continuance in Parwati Tirkey’s Bloom Again – Sandhya Parmar1 & Dr. Savita Bhandari2 | |
| 30 | Law of Attraction in Paulo Coelho’s The Alchemist – Jyoti Puraswani1 & Prof. (Dr) Jatinder Kohli2 | |
| 31 | Ritual, Memory, and Social Order: The Cultural Politics of Tradition in Baby Kamble’s The Prisons We Broke – Vasundhra Singh | |
| 32 | Dreaming beyond Domesticity: Female Aspiration in Mamta G. Sagar’s The Swing of Desire – Riya Jain | |
| 33 | Exploring Emotional and Cognitive Dimensions in the Select Novels by Sheldon and Bagshawe: A Data-Driven Study of Educational Implications – Kavita Dubey1 & Dr. Prachi Sathe2 | |
| 34 | Literature and History: The Reciprocal Dynamics – Dr. J. D. Pardeshi | |
| 35 | When Stories Become Characters: Narrative Agency, Performativity and Meta-Theatricality in Girish Karnad’s Play Nagamandala – Dr. Pradnya Vasudev Sawant | |
| 36 | Vulnerable Veiled Voices: Victimization of Women Across classes in Arab Society as Depicted in Jean Sasson’s Princess – Dr. Nishi Tak | |
| 37 | The Evolution of the Indian English Novel: Themes, Trends and Transformations – Dr. Rohidas B. Dhakane | |
| 38 | Negotiating Autonomy: A Foucauldian Analysis of Menstrual Suppression and Disability – Abarna K,1 & Dr. Saranya V M2 | |
| 39 | The representation of Modern Women in Chetan Bhagat’s Revolution 2020 – Ravindra Robert Alhat | |
| POETRY | ||
| 01 | Tidal Elegies – Srijita Talukdar | |
| 02 | The Childhood Muse – Putul Vats | |
| 03 | Pity Haters – Dr. A. Kayalvizhi | |
| 04 | Dad, I Will Surely Win – Rakhi Param Sawlani | |
| 05 | Strong Woman – Rakhi Param | |
| PROSE | ||
| 01 | School-Boarding Days and Pilfered Bhakris – Dr. Arjun Jadhav | |
| 02 | The Gold Wasn’t – Dr. Arjun Jadhav | |
| 03 | The Keeper of Small Hours – Dhruvika Jakharia | |