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Apocryphal Canons: The (Post)Modernist Turn of the Spanish Golden Age

Manuel Broncano

Intentions of History and Literature

Mukesh Williams

Examining the Personal Accounts of Takeda and Qureshi as Literature and History

Ui Teramoto

A Postethnic Revisiting of History in Rita Dove’s The Yellow House on the Corner and Thomas and Beulah

Lekha Roy

History or Story?: Amitav Ghosh’s The Shadow Lines

Amit Sharma

History/Herstory: Mata Hari and "Madeleine" Noor

Nilakshi Roy and Preeta Nilesh

Recovering Her-Story of Islamic Revolution: A Critical Analysis of Selected Memoirs of Diasporic Iranian Women

Navdeep Kahol

We All Bleed History: Alternative Historical Viewpoints Expressed in Maus, All Quiet on the Western Front and Schindler's List

Sayan Mukherjee

Facticity and Fictionality: Mahesh Dattani’s Where Did I Leave My Purdah?

Monika Kaushik and Suman Sigroha

Tracing Racial History: Mildred D. Taylor’s The Land

Rajeep Kumar Tirkey

From the Margins to the Centre: Translation of Folk, Legend and History in The Restless Quest by JP Cross

Suman Sharma

Voices from the Margins: Her-Story in Arundhati Roy’s The God of Small Things

Shishu Bala and Suman Sigroha

Negotiating Contours of Colonial Violence: Applying Fanon’s Studies to Caryl Phillip’s Crossing the River and Jane Harrison’s Stolen

Hem Raj Bansal

Representation of History in Kuntala Kumari Sabat’s Fiction: Revisiting The Woman with Nine Voices and Raghu, the Orphan

Mary Mohanty

Fiction as Social History: A Study of Upton Sinclair’s The Jungle as a History from the Other Side

Harsh Bhardwaj

Gender Dynamics: Struggle of Women in the Black Panther Party

Srishti Sehgal and Rohit Phutela

Revisiting History Through Memory: A Study of Nawal El Saadawi’s Memoirs from a Women’s Prison

Ekjot Kaur