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. 5 (2026): Open Issue August 2026
Open issue on English Studies
Published:
05-08-2026
Research Article
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Problematizing Indian Literature: The Quest for a Literary Identity of India
Dr. Alvin JosephAbstract : 137Full Article : 621-8 -
Defining the Subaltern: A Spivakian Assessment of the Transgender Persons Amendment Act, 2026 and Darling Diana
Elroy Anthony Savio Rebello, Dr. Ganesh Ramdas KhanderaoAbstract : 100Full Article : 1079-23 -
Stories that a Tree would Tell: Folktales as Phyto-Narratives
Dr. Sangeetha VermaAbstract : 147Full Article : 5724-30 -
Echoes of the Forgotten: Expressions of Historical Trauma and Intergenerational Transmission in Caryl Phillips’s Higher Ground
J. Sneha Sabatini, Dr. S. VanithaAbstract : 112Full Article : 3931-36 -
Cyberfeminism and Digital Resistance: A Case Study of Gamergate
AnushkaAbstract : 93Full Article : 2537-41 -
Education, A Defiance Against Oppression Represented in The Select Works of Jean Sasson
Chithra Mohan, Dr. N . Lakshmi PriyaAbstract : 101Full Article : 3042-47 -
Climate Fiction and Scientific Authority: Governance and Crisis in Kim Stanley Robinson’s Science in the Capital Trilogy
Nithya Prabha T., Dr. S.P. Sasi RekhaAbstract : 120Full Article : 3748-54 -
Remembering Nature: Ecological Memory and Environmental Ethics in Bond's Our Trees Still Grow in Dehra
Aishwarya SinghAbstract : 152Full Article : 4855-64 -
Bordered Belonging: Gender, Diaspora, and Identity in Jhumpa Lahiri’s The Namesake and Unaccustomed Earth
Dr. C. RajeswariAbstract : 186Full Article : 4565-76 -
Negotiating the Crisis of Trauma and Pain as Transformational: Exploring Cancer Narratives in Contemporary Culture
Julie Dominic A.Abstract : 132Full Article : 3277-81 -
Language Skills through Literature for ESL Learners – A Contextual Approach
Dr. Suneetha Yadav, Dr. AK. Gopi Krishna, Dr. P. Kousar Basha, M. AparnaAbstract : 122Full Article : 3982-89 -
A Study of Postcolonial Ecologies and Energy Colonialism in Amish Tripathi’s Sita: Warrior of Mithila
Ms. K. Anitha, Dr. P. Nainar SumathiAbstract : 142Full Article : 3790-96 -
Women’s Marginalisation in Literature: Patriarchy, Identity, Intersectionality, and Resistance
Deepa K., Dr. Manjula K. T.Abstract : 228Full Article : 8397-106 -
Trauma and Memory in Divakaruni: The Forest of Enchantments, viewed through the lens of Dominic La Capra
R. Ranjhana, Dr. H. Abdul HadiAbstract : 118Full Article : 42107-111 -
Extractivism, Epistemicide: Reconfiguring Adivasi Lifeworlds in Sheela Tomy’s Valli
Rajguhan R., Dr. T. GangadharanAbstract : 130Full Article : 42112-119 -
Beyond Algorithms: Reconstructing Intelligence—From STEM to STEAM
Dr. Sonam KumariAbstract : 89Full Article : 37120-130 -
Kazi Nazrul Islam and the Science of Life: An Interdisciplinary Reading of Bidrohi (The Rebel) and Shristi Sukher Ullasey (The Joy of Creation)
Dr. Santanu Banerjee, Dr. Manish PrasadAbstract : 69Full Article : 25131-137 -
Prompting as Practice: Reimagining Creative Writing and Authorial Identity After Generative AI
R. Jayanthi, Dr. K. JayasreeAbstract : 147Full Article : 44138-146 -
Integrating Knowledge for Sustainable and Inclusive Global Development Through Indian Diasporic Literature
Vijay Arjun KhadeAbstract : 128Full Article : 27147-153 -
Reading the Compounded Vulnerability of Domestic Workers in COVID-19 Pandemic Narratives
Prashant Kumar PandeyAbstract : 242Full Article : 90154-162 -
A Silent Monologue of the Narrator’s Psyche: An Archetypal Reading of Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s “The Yellow Wallpaper”
Ms. Dhiksha Sherpa, Aarthi R.M.Abstract : 83Full Article : 41163-173 -
Forced Migration Memory and Its Repercussions: A Cultural Analysis of the Tamil Film Parasakthi
Vaishnavi G, Dr. Arockia Anto AnitaAbstract : 162Full Article : 41174-181 -
Allegory as Philosophy: Moral and Existential Inquiry in The Little Prince
Dr. A. Angayarkanni, Dr. L. ElavarasanAbstract : 188Full Article : 62182-190 -
Mnemonic Narratives: Orhan Pamuk and the Pedagogical Function of Memory
Philip N. J., Bhuvana RamachandranAbstract : 129Full Article : 42191-196 -
Khaled Hosseini's The Kite Runner: A Study through Lawrence Buell's Theory of Ecocriticism
Dr. D. GhayathryAbstract : 73Full Article : 39197-203 -
Reflection of Urban Sensibility in Ramu Ramanathan’s Select Plays
Dr. Bharat Ranjeet DeshmukhAbstract : 74Full Article : 34204-208 -
A Study of Gender Stereotypes in Mahesh Dattani’s Play Tara
Dr. Varsha Wamanrao SuryawanshiAbstract : 93Full Article : 26209-215 -
AI Teaching and 3D Envisaging of Narasimha: An Innovative Pedagogical Approach to Language and Mythology in AI Avatars
Dr. Nasreen Sultana K. A.Abstract : 150Full Article : 48216-226 -
A Comparative Study of Narrative Voice as Power in The White Tiger and Half of a Yellow Sun
Dr. Rajiv N. AherkarAbstract : 119Full Article : 36227-233 -
Translating Innocence: A Critical Reading of the Delta Dalit Juvenile Fiction: oh priest, give me the seeded banana!
Prof. Shiv Govind Puri, Sanchita MukherjeeAbstract : 104Full Article : 40234-244 -
A Study of Slow Violence, Corporate Eco-crime and Politics of Contamination in Irada
Santi Ranjan SingAbstract : 67Full Article : 22245-253 -
Laughing in the Dark: Blind Female Sexuality, Desire and Resistance in Joginder Paul’s Blind
Settu A., Dr. Sudha R.Abstract : 101Full Article : 56254-259 -
Literature beyond the Human: Posthuman Narratives and Artificial Intelligence
Dr. Rajesh Dattatray ZankarAbstract : 202Full Article : 51260-266 -
Representation of Women’s Voice in We Should All Be Feminists
Dr. Suyog S. DodalAbstract : 136Full Article : 51267-272 -
From Capitalist Crisis to Nomadic Selfhood: Existential Triumph and Nomadism in Jessica Bruder’s Nomadland
Ms. Joypearlinlucia S.Abstract : 73Full Article : 19273-279 -
Reproductive Violence Across Time: Trans-Temporal Boundaries in Kindred and Corregidora
Shobana N., Dr. Amrutha S. L.Abstract : 90Full Article : 32280-291 -
Psychoanalytic Exploration of Maya's Mental Disintegration in Anita Desai's Cry, the Peacock
Dr. Prakash B. BhangeAbstract : 112Full Article : 42292-297
