Children's literature carries a distinctive capacity to teach values while it entertains, and few works illustrate that capacity as fully as C.S. Lewis's seven-volume Chronicles of Narnia. Existing scholarship has generally approached the series either through a single volume, most often The Lion, the Witch and the War...
V. M. Anusheya, P. Sujatha, R. Sumathi· DS Journal of Language, Ling...· 0 citations
Anil Menon’s The Beast with Nine Billion Feet (2009) imagines a technologically saturated India in 2040 in which genetic engineering, artificial intelligence, immersive simulation, biometric surveillance, and transnational biotechnology have become ordinary features of life. Yet the novel does not treat technological a...
B. Damodharaprasath, P. Sujatha, R. Sumathi· International Journal of Res...· 0 citations
Arundhati Roy's The God of Small Things (1997) has attracted three fairly distinct strands of feminist and postcolonial criticism: readings that catalogue the forms of gender oppression the novel depicts, readings that foreground the intersection of gender with caste, and readings that foreground the intersection of ge...
V. M. Anusheya, R. Sumathi· Journal of Creative Research...· 0 citations
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