Dear Readers & Contributors,
The humble, yet very beautiful and significant ‘neem’ flower is our cover page. Drawing its inspiration, we aspire to be a more meaningful enterprise. IJELLS forges ahead bringing together a team of experts in the field from across the country and the world. Presenting from this issue onwards a Board of Advisors, Board of Editors and Board of Reviewers.
The ‘Creative Writing in English’ section has a poignant, stream-of-consciousness account of a young teacher, to a couple of memorable stories, one is to a call to stop the war in which lies the destruction of the whole mankind and another one which brings back to life the ‘fathers’ of English literature. Some papers in the other two sections, which the reader needs to focus along with everything else, on Crime Fiction, Anthropomorphic analysis of Bambi and the impact of AI on English Learners.
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Chief Editor
List of Articles
Creative Writing in English
He Not Read Ms…He No Read
Aishwarya Kayande, Page:06
Writers’ Meet
Medha Sachdev, Page:08
Fingerprints
Rafat Farzana, Page:12
One War Call, Erases Us All
Sneha Viresh Bagdiya, Page:14
The Lost Question, The Lost Answer
Gauri Sen Tr. Mahabir Prasad Yadav, Page:16
English Literature
Constitutional Promises and Postcolonial Realities: Legal Critique in Contemporary Fiction
Anand Bhushan Pandey, Page:22
Chekhov’s “Misery” and Premchand’s “Shroud”: A Comparative Study
Dharitri Ramjibhai Gohel, Page:31
From Aristotle to the Bard: Redefining the ‘Tragic Error’ in Shakespearean Drama
Guna Sai Vani Pochigari,38
Family, Women, Violence, and Law: The Complications within Alternative Possibilities
Shailaja I Hiremath, Page: 45
Defamiliarizing Human-Nonhuman Relationship: Indigenous Ecological Worldview and Kinship Across Species in Lakshminath Bezbarua’s Select Folktales
Jahnu Deori & Shahila Zafar, Page:67
The Detective, the Thriller, and the Failure of Disciplinary Order in Anglophone Crime Fiction
Mohit Poonia, Page:77
The Heroic Personality of Fatima in Rasheed Jahan’s Play, Woman: An Analysis in the Light of Vira Rasa
Mudit Sharma & Reena Verma, Page: 94
Representing the Postcolonial Subaltern: A Study of Mahasweta Devi’s “Hunt”
Mukhtar Ahmad Dar, Page:103
Interconnections of Nietzschean Philosophy, Quantum Ideas, Identity, Hybridity, and Cultural Encounters in Amitav Ghosh’s Recent Writings
Pradeep Trikha, Page:109
Beyond ‘Bambification’: A Zoocritical Re-evaluation of Anthropomorphism and Agency in Felix Salten’s Bambi: A Life in the Woods
Rahul More, Page:120
Positioning “Thought the Paraclete” within Contemporary Indian Travel Discourse
Rama Mani Josyula, Page:127
Women’s Sexuality and Education: Kamala Das’s Role in Changing Discourse
Sakshi Arora, Page:132
Spatial Understanding of Meena Kandasamy’s When I Hit You
Shravya Biskunda & K Rani Rajitha Madhuri, Page:136
Contours Of Cultural Consciousness: Mapping Lived Plurality in Pradip Kumar Patra’s Panoramic Shillong and Summer Implications
Swasti Bisai & Tanushree Nayak, Page:142
English language Teaching
Reimagining Literature Education: Pedagogical Innovation in the Course Introducing Literature
Abida Farooqui & Kadeeja Dilfa N, Page:149
Soft Skills and Conflict Resolution: A Humanistic Framework for Transformative Engagement
Cassiana Walter, Page:161
Efficacy of ESP Curriculum in Honing Employability Skills of Engineering Graduates at VFSTR – A Study
Nagendra Rao Howji, Sharada Allamneni & Vijaya Kumar Chavan, Page:166
The Impact of GenAI-Supported Speaking Practice on EFL Learners’ Speaking Anxiety, Self-Confidence, and Willingness to Take Oral Risks
Samrat Halder, Page:185
Teacher Immediacy and Enthusiasm in Relation to Learner Engagement: Exploring Motivation and Emotion in the Omani EFL Classroom
Uzma Alnaji, Page:211