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. 6 (2026): Open Issue October 2026
Open issue on English Studies
Published:
05-10-2026
Research Article
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Watching without Seeing: Vulgarity, Obscenity, and the Politics of Launda Naach
Saurabh Singh, Shivank MishraAbstract : 0Full Article : 01-7 -
Performing Truth: Reconfiguration of ‘The Mousetrap’ in Karmayogi and Hemanta
Ms. Geetanjali Gitay, Dr. Sharad K. BinnorAbstract : 0Full Article : 08-17 -
Biopolitics, National Identity, and The Creation of Auschwitz During Nazi Germany in “The Diary Of A Young Girl”
Khan Zara Ayaz, Dr. Anil Gaman AhireAbstract : 0Full Article : 018-24 -
Rereading of Shakespearean Heroes and Heroines: A Study
Dr. G. Kiran Kumar Reddy, K. Santosh Reddy, S. PrashanthiAbstract : 0Full Article : 025-31 -
Between Worlds and Languages: Reading the “Splintered” Self
Dr. Anchala PaliwalAbstract : 0Full Article : 032-36 -
Silence, Confinement, and Patriarchal Power in Select Indian English Poems
Prof. Swaroopa JoshiAbstract : 0Full Article : 037-43 -
Framing Conflict: Resilience and Hope in Visual Stories from Conflict Zones
Saritha M.Abstract : 0Full Article : 044-47 -
Ijime as an Organised Crime: Foucauldian Reading of Mieko Kawakami’s Heaven
Purnima JatiaAbstract : 0Full Article : 048-53 -
Narrating the Non-Human: Strategic Representations of Climate Change in Barbara Kingsolver and Margaret Atwood
Dr. Silpa Anand S.Abstract : 0Full Article : 054-59 -
Romanticizing Black Female Experience in Alice Childress’s Trouble in Mind
Dr. E. KaveriAbstract : 0Full Article : 060-73 -
Nativism and Tribal Ethos: Examining the Adi Life-World in The Legends of Pensam
Abhinandini Nagar, Dr. Sudeep KumarAbstract : 0Full Article : 074-79 -
Class, Caste, and Nationalism in Contemporary Indian Dystopias: A Critical Study of Prayaag Akbar’s Leila
Monika Vishwakarma, Prof. (Dr.) Sarita SingAbstract : 0Full Article : 080-88 -
“Quest for Relevance”: English Literary Studies in Post-colonial India
Dr. Vikram Singh ThakurAbstract : 0Full Article : 089-95 -
Double Marginalization: Caste, Patriarchy and the Politics of Female Agency in Vijay Tendulkar’s Kanyadaan
Dr. Iesha SharmaAbstract : 0Full Article : 096-103
