The Context (ISSN 2349-4948) is a peer-reviewed, international, and indexed online Journal of English Studies. It is currently published every two months in February, April, June, August, October, and December by Magnus Publishing Pune. It was approved by UGC and included in the "List of Journals" previously. The journal is published in open access on the World Wide Web; readers and research scholars have FREE full access to the published articles with permissions to read, download, and cite in research.
- Editor in Chief: Dr. Kumar Wani
- Established: April 2014
- Frequency: Bimonthly
Current Issue
Vol. 13 No. 3 (2026): Open Issue April 2026
This issue contains peer-reviewed research articles on English Studies.
Published:
05-04-2026
Research Article
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Bodies Without Libido: Posthuman Ethics and the Politics of Diagnosis
C S PrabhaAbstract : 44Full Article : 541-9 -
Famine, Poverty, and the Fragility of Traditional Livelihood in Nectar in a Sieve
Dr. Nand Gopal, Nahid BeeAbstract : 79Full Article : 4210-17 -
Indian Response to Select British Literary Masterpieces through the Lens of Text Dynamics of World Literature
Dr. Pratap Kumar DashAbstract : 94Full Article : 3918-26 -
Women, Folk Belief, and Cultural Negotiation in the Select Contemporary South Asian Diasporic Fiction
Nitika Wadhwa, Dr. Apoorva HoodaAbstract : 122Full Article : 127-39 -
Reimagining Learning in Cambodian Classrooms: The Impact of ChatGPT on Student Performance, Perception, and Critical Thinking in the Digital Age
Sovanna Huot, Sovanna LochAbstract : 102Full Article : 4640-55 -
Oceanic Cartographies of Displacement: Blue Humanities and Postcolonial Memory in Gurnah’s Fiction
Prof. Dushyant B. NimavatAbstract : 118Full Article : 3556-64 -
Gendered Trauma, Migration, and Female Survival in Hiroko Tanaka’s Journey in Burnt Shadows
Sahar BanuAbstract : 116Full Article : 3165-70 -
Predicament of Anjum in The Ministry of Utmost Happiness
Arati Sharad Shrungarpure, Prof. Satyajit PatilAbstract : 114Full Article : 3371-76 -
National Consciousness and the Politics of Remembering in Abdulrazak Gurnah’s Admiring Silence
Mohamed Jaffar M, Dr. S. Syed ShawAbstract : 89Full Article : 3177-84 -
Women’s Trauma, New Woman, and Its Impact on Children and Society: A Study of Shashi Deshpande’s Select Fiction
Miss Sangita MaityAbstract : 77Full Article : 5685-90 -
Posthuman Mummification: Examining the Philosophical Implications of Post-biological Existence and Virtual Immortality
Dr Piyush KumarAbstract : 55Full Article : 2991-95 -
Power Dynamics and Human Relationships in Ian McEwan’s Atonement
Ankita Chaudhary, Prof. Shiv Govind PuriAbstract : 173Full Article : 4296-104 -
Spatial Metaphors and Social Consciousness in Jhumpa Lahiri’s The Namesake and The Lowland
Vidya Tulshiram Sonone, Dr. Swati Braham SinghAbstract : 91Full Article : 27105-111 -
Maternal Silence, Medical Patriarchy, and Postpartum Depression in Gilman’s The Yellow Wallpaper
Huma DattAbstract : 121Full Article : 82112-119 -
Oceanic Silence, Expansive Consciousness, and Relational Ontology: A Blue Humanities Reading of “Ocean Oneness” by Sri Aurobindo
Arnab DasAbstract : 86Full Article : 35120-124 -
Plasticizing Bodies: Rape Fantasy and Autocannibalism in You'll Be Happier
Suchismita KarmakarAbstract : 43Full Article : 28125-131 -
Ecological Masculinity: Reimagining the Man-Nature Relationship in Valli by Sheela Tomy
Priyanka Saini, Dr. Payal Khurana, Dr. Shrutimita MehtaAbstract : 84Full Article : 0132-142 -
The Dangers of Ignorance: A Study of Dystopia and Postmodernist Perspective of Ray Bradbury’s Novel Fahrenheit 451
R. Annie Catherine PriscillaAbstract : 101Full Article : 58143-151 -
Breaking the Barriers: Leveraging Digital Platforms for English Language Learning
Mohanraj S G, Malligaarjunan A V KAbstract : 70Full Article : 23152-157 -
Women-Led Development through Digital Education: Inquiry-Based Learning as a Tool for Empowerment
Rahee Dahake; Dr. Sharad BinnorAbstract : 82Full Article : 34158-165 -
Discourses of Power and Resistance in Amish Tripathi’s The Immortals of Meluha
Navnath Deshmukh, Dr. Dinkar NerpagarAbstract : 76Full Article : 26166-174 -
Interrogating Masculinity and Power Dynamics in Nawal el Saadawi's The Death of His Excellency the Ex-Minister
Ms. Rehana Gaffar VadgamaAbstract : 54Full Article : 31175-180 -
Transcultural Feminist Agency and the Limits of Portability: Re-reading Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's Americanah Through the Lagos Return Narrative
Dr. Mamta Kishanrao JonipelliwarAbstract : 77Full Article : 22181-190 -
Dreams, Doubts, and Destinies: An Exploration of Contemporary Life in Everyone Has a Story
Thirumoorthi K, R. ShobiaAbstract : 88Full Article : 28191-200
