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

A Study of the Use of Satire in the Novels of Charles Dickens with Special Reference to Oliver Twist

A Revisionist Approach to Patriarchal Ideas in Margret Atwood “The Penelopiad”

Belonging to People and Environments: Connecting Social Identities to Places in J. M. Barrie’s Peter and Wendy (1911) and Muhammad Farid Abu Hadid’s Karim Eldin Elbaghdady (1948)

Preface as a Paratext in Charles Dickens's <i>David Copperfield</i>: A Pragmatic Study

Women as Victims and Victimizers.The Feminisms of Dickens and Mahfouz : A comparative study of the representation of women in Some of the Works of Dickens and Mahfouz.

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

Dramatic Allusion and Referencing Literary Tradition in Jez Butterworth’s The Ferryman

(Re)Narrating the Self: Cross-Cultural Identity and Multivocality in Kim Scott’s That Deadman Dance (2010)

“Reformulating” or “Reenacting”?: A study Of Two Translations of Edward Said’s Orientalism