Dynamic Assessment, referred to in this paper as DA, is one of the various methods of adopting a particular evaluation procedure in order to identify possessed language skills of individual learners in addition to their ...

The aim of this article is to study selected poems of Oodgeroo Noonuccal, the national poet of the Australian Aborigines, in the light of Homi K. Bhabha's postcolonial theories. Using a descriptive research methodology, ...

The present paper proposes to consider eventfulness as a category for developing feminist narratology. Feminist/gender-conscious models of narrative theory have already taken into account a few narratological categories ...

The present study intends to examine the reconstruction of truth through unreliable narration in Julian Barnes' The Sense of an Ending (2011). In the process of seeking a fiction in which the narrator is manipulated by the ...

Nineteenth-century Britain, also known as the Victorian Britain, was the age of prosperity, advancement, the dominance of the British Empire, liberality, and enhancements in diverse social grounds. Through the light of New ...

Theorizing about literature over the centuries has been a significant intellectual exercise of high degree that has, among other things, majorly kept the study of literature afloat. The thrust of theory, on this note, is ...

Hegel's approach to tragedy is innovative and impressive, putting such a tremendous impact on the ethical canons that has been unprecedented since Aristotle. Hegel studies both the modern and the Greek classic tragedies, ...

The present paper addresses Pat Barker's Another World in the light of Cathy Caruth's psychoanalytical notions concerning the traumatic experiences of the subjects. This analysis attempts to trace the concepts of latency, ...