Forgettable Homecoming: Bengali Writings on Indian Exodus from Burma
Parthasarathi Bhaumik
Intersecting Sexuality and Nationalism: Reading Queerness in Funny Boy
Rittika Dasgupta and Rohit K Dasgupta
Kindness of the White and Happiness of the Black: A Brief Analysis of the 19th Century White American Children’s Literature
Mukulika Dattagupta
Dastan-e Amir Hamza in Text and Performance
Shaheen Saba
From Gitanjali to Song Offerings: Interrogating the Politics of Translation in the Light of Colonial Interaction
Urmi Sengupta
REVIEW ESSAYS
Comparative Literature: Terms and Concepts
Sreejit Datta
At the Crossroads of Culture and Literature
Annapurna Palit
Palaver: Proceedings of the Forum f or the Scholars of African Studies
Mukulika Dattagupta
SPECIAL SECTION ON RECENT PUBLICATIONS BY SAHITYA AKADEMI
Bidhar – On the Move by Bhalchandra Nemade; trans. Santosh Bhoomkar
Swagata Bhattacharya
Banaras and Other Poem s by Kedarnath Singh; ed. K. Satchidanandan
Ria Roy Choudhury
Signature by Puviyarasu; trans. K.S. Subramanian
Ritika Batabyal
Carvalho by K.P. Purnachandra Tejaswi; trans. D.A. Shankar
Rindon Kundu
Khauna Mihir’s Mound by Bani Basu; trans. Arunava Sinha
Avishek Rath
Sahitya Vol 6 & 7, 2016
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Journal of the Comparative Literature Association of India
Numbers 6 & 7 (Double Issue: March, 2016).
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Sahitya is a refereed journal (ISSN 2249-6416) (Online) published from Delhi and Kolkata by the Comparative Literature Association of India
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