(De)mystification of History and Myth in the Victorian Response to the Indian Rebellion With a particular reference to Sherlock Holmes's Narratives

BRITISH ATTITUDES TOWARDS THE MAHDIST EVOLUATION 1881-1885

Reading the ‘anti- conquest’: A Critique of Orientalist and Exoticist Representations in Lucie Duff Gordon’s Letters From Egypt

The Aporias of A.S. Byatt’s Morpho Eugenia: A Neo-Victorian Perusal

The narrator as a demythologizer: Peter Shaffer’s The Royal Hunt of the Sun

Triggers of Pragmatic Presupposition in the Discourse of Detective Fiction: A Case Study of Cyril Hare's the Heel

AUTHORSHIP AND CULTURAL REVISIONISM IN PETER CAREY’S JACK MAGGS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO DICKEN'S GREAT EXPECTATIONS

Authorship and Cultural Revisionism in Peter Carey’s JACK MAGGS with Special Reference to Dicken's Great Expectations

GESCHICHTSVERFÄLSCHUNG ODER LITERARISCHE DARSTELLUNG VON GESCHICHTE? Zur literaturhistorischen Stellung der Reisebeschreibung "AUus Mehemed Alis Reich" (1840) von Hermann Fürst v

Egyptomania, Orientalism, and Esotericism in Shelley’s Representation of Ancient Egyptian Ruins