One Day National Conference on “Reimagining the Anthropocene: Discourses of Literature, Language, Culture, and Cinema in an Era of Planetary Change”

One Day National Conference on “Reimagining the Anthropocene: Discourses of Literature, Language, Culture, and Cinema in an Era of Planetary Change” organised by Department of English, MMK AND SDM Mahila MahaVidyalaya Krishnamurthypuram, Mysuru.

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1.	ECOLOGICAL CONSCIOUSNESS AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGES IN THE WORKS OF AMITAV GHOSH, AND ARUNDHATI ROY- A COMPARATIVE STUDY	THANUSHA.K.S	Article	Click Here
2.	INDIGENOUS STORYTELLING AS ENVIRONMENTAL EPISTEMOLOGY: MYTH AND ECOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE IN WHEN THE RIVER SLEEPS, THE LEGENDS OF PENSAM, AND GREEN GRASS, RUNNING WATER	NALINA N	Article	Click Here
3.	HASE CHITTARA: MYTHIC LINES—ECOLOGICAL WISDOM IN THE DEEVARU COMMUNITY OF MALNAD, KARNATAKA	NAYANA H	Article	Click Here
4.	SILENCE AND VOICE AS ETHICAL AND POLITICAL STRATEGIES IN THE SELECTED WORKS OF J. M. COETZEE AND NADINE GORDIMER	YASHAVANTHA M. P.	Article	Click Here
5.	RECLAIMING TRIBAL MEMORY: ARCHIVES, AUTONOMY, AND ENVIRONMENTAL MEMORY	MRS. LEENA J P	Article	Click Here
6.	THE UNCANNY EXISTENCE OF THE UPSIDE DOWN:ANTHROPOCENE ANXIETY AND ECO-GOTHIC ECOLOGY IN STRANGER THINGS	ALEENA ELIZABETH JOSE	Article	Click Here
7.	FROM PANDORA TO POLYNESIA: MIRRORED ECOLOGIES OF RESISTANCE, INDIGENOUS FEMALE AGENCY, AND ECOFEMINISM IN HOLLYWOOD ANIMATION	SAALIMA KHAN	Article	Click Here
8.	SMOG, STORMS AND SPELLS: THE ECOLOGICAL ENCHANTMENT AND THE URBAN TOXICITY IN RAJAT CHAUDHURI’S SPELLCASTERS	DR CHETNA	Article	Click Here
9.	PANJUARLI’S PRIMAL ROAR, BHOOTA’S SACRED SILENCE: SOUNDSCAPES, POSSESSION, AND ECO- UTOPIAN FOLKLORE IN KANTARA AND KANTARA CHAPTER 1	SUREKHA SHETTY	Article	Click Here
10.	DR.SLOW CINEMA AND ENVIRONMENTAL ATTENTION: CULTIVATING ECOLOGICAL AWARENESS	MS. P. JINSHA & DR. B. KOGILAVANI	Article	Click Here
11.	HAMLET IN THE ANTHROPOCENE: ECOLOGY, MILITARISATION, AND MOURNING IN HAIDER	SOUVIK CHAKRABORTY	Article	Click Here
12.	REPRESENTING CLIMATE CRISIS IN INDIAN CINEMA: HUMAN VULNERABILITY IN KADVI HAWA	TANAYA THAKUR	Article	Click Here
13.	BETWEEN MYTH AND MORALITY: ECOLOGICAL WISDOM IN SELECTED STORIES FROM THE PANCHATANTRA AND AESOP’S FABLES	HIMADRI THAKUR	Article	Click Here
14.	PARTITION-ERA DELUGE AND DROUGHT AS METAPHORS FOR SOCIAL UPHEAVAL IN KHUSHWANT SINGH’S TRAIN TO PAKISTAN	ARJUN P	Article	Click Here
15.	TRACING A FLYING LIZARD: ECO-CRITICAL NEGOTIATIONS OF ANTHROPOCENE ANXIETY IN K. P. POORNACHANDRA TEJASWI’S “CARVALHO”	MRS.POORNIMA .S. & DR.MADHURA A.	Article	Click Here
16.	SHAPING ECOLOGICAL CONSCIOUSNESS THROUGH LITERATURE: AN ECOCENTRICAL READING OF AMITAV GHOSH’S THE HUNGRY TIDE	LALITHAMBA M B	Article	Click Here
17.	THE AESTHETICS OF THE GENRE OF APOCALYPSE SEEN IN THE DROWNED WORLD AND SNOWPIERCER	PAVAN KUMAR S	Article	Click Here
18.	MYTHIC EDEN INTERRUPTED: MULTISPECIES JUSTICE AND THE FALL FROM RAMARAJYAM IN ‘SRI RAMA RAJYAM’	HIMASHREE R V & DR. LATHA K	Article	Click Here
19.	THE GREEN HORIZON: HOPE, RESILIENCE, AND ECO-UTOPIAN IMAGINATION IN CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE AND CINEMA	MRS. RANI B. R., MR. CHETHAN M. & MISS. SANKRANTHI BASAVATTI	Article	Click Here
20.	ANIMAL, MULTISPECIES ETHICS, AND HUMAN- ANIMAL RELATIONS IN STORYTELLING	TOYESHA THAKUR	Article	Click Here
21.	FROM SPECTACLE TO RESPONSIBILITY: HUMAN–NATURE RELATIONS IN ATTENBOROUGH’S ENVIRONMENTAL CINEMA	RAKSHITHKESARI T S	Article	Click Here
22.	RETHINKING THE ANTHROPOCENE: ETHICS AND HUMAN ACCOUNTABILITY IN CONTEMPORARY CLIMATE FICTION	ASHWIN KUMAR K & DR. SHALINI INFANTA L	Article	Click Here
23.	FLOODS OF KINSHIP: MULTISPECIES RESILIENCE AND SLOW VIOLENCE IN 2018: EVERYONE IS A HERO	VASUMATHI. P	Article	Click Here
24.	NATIONAL HYBRID CONFERENCE ON REIMAGINING THE ANTHROPOCENE: DISCOURSES OF LITERATURE, LANGUAGE, CULTURE, AND CINEMA IN AN ERA	MUKESH V.	Article	Click Here
25.	GENDERED STATECRAFT AND WAR TRAUMA IN KAVITA KANE’S TARA’S TRUCE	LOGAPRIYA T & DR. J.DHARAGESWARI	Article	Click Here
26.	INDIGENOUS ECOLOGICAL IMAGINATION IN SOUTH INDIAN CINEMA: A COMPARATIVE MEDIA STUDY	DR. YAMUNA B RAJ	Article	Click Here
27.	EDIBLE ECOLOGIE IN THE ANTHROPOCENE: FOOD, SPICES, AND ENVIRONMENTAL MEMORY IN CHITRA BANERJEE DIVAKARUNI’S THE MISTRESS OF SPICES	EZHILARASI M.H	Article	Click Here
28.	CINEMATIC REPRESENTATIONS OF HUMAN AND NATURE RELATIONSHIPS AND SUSTAINABILITY	JUEL RAJAN	Article	Click Here
29.	CINEMA AND THE ANTHROPOCENE: VISUAL NARRATIVES OF ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS	RAGULKUMAR B	Article	Click Here
30.	ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVISM THROUGH MYTH, SPIRITUALITY AND STORYTELLING IN INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES OF INDIA	NIHARIKA HEGADE CK & MRS CHANDANA K	Article	Click Here
31.	NATURE–HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS IN CHANDRASHEKHARAYYA’S NOVEL KARAMAKKA	ANITHA H. B. & DR. VIJAYAKUMARI S KARIKAL	Article	Click Here
32.	DE-MYTHOLOGISING THE DIVINE: HUMANISING POWER AND RESPONSIBILITY IN GIRISH KARNAD’S YAYATI	BHOOMIKA. J	Article	Click Here
33.	REPRESENTATION OF CLIMATE ANXIETY AS A COUNTERPART OF CLIMATE CATASTROPHE AND URBAN ECOLOGY IN KIM STANLEY ROBINSON’S NEWYORK 2140	DHIVYAHARSHANA B.G & DR. B. PAVITHRA	Article	Click Here
34.	BEYOND THE SCREEN: TRACKING THE JOURNEY OF THE DIASPORA THROUGH THE LENS	DEVAPPA	Article	Click Here
35.	CHILDREN OF THE ANTHROPOCENE: DISPLACEMENT, SURVIVAL, AND THE SEARCH FOR BREATH IN FABIO GEDA’S IN THE SEA THERE ARE CROCODILES	DEVAKI DHARMISTE & P. VENKATESH	Article	Click Here
36.	FLOODS, PANDEMICS, AND DROUGHTS: REIMAGINING DISASTER IN MARGARET ATWOOD’S DYSTOPIAN TRILOGY	DHANUSHA NISSI. D	Article	Click Here
37.	HEROES OF DESTRUCTION: INDIAN CINEMA AND THE NORMALIZATION OF ANTHROPOCENE	BHAGYALAKSHMI K	Article	Click Here
38.	SHARED WORLDS OF EVERYDAY LIFE: MULTISPECIES ETHICS AND COEXISTENCE IN KADAISI VIVASAYI (2021)	S. RAHUL¹ & DR. P. PANBUSELVAN²	Article	Click Here
39.	HEROES OF DESTRUCTION: INDIAN CINEMA AND THE NORMALIZATION OF ANTHROPOCENE	BHAGYALAKSHMI K	Article	Click Here
40.	AN ECOFEMINIST READING: SELECTED WORKS OF VANDANA SHIVA	SOWMYA M. P.	Article	Click Here
41.	POWERLESS HEROES: THE RECONFIGURATION OF HUMAN AGENCY IN POSTHUMAN FANTASY NARRATIVES	THEJUS M K	Article	Click Here
42.	ECOLOGICAL STORYTELLING IN INDIAN DISASTER CINEMA:FLOODS, LANDSLIDES, AND HUMAN-NONHUMAN RELATIONS IN MALAYANKUNJU AND 2018	NIMYA PRAKASH	Article	Click Here
43.	NON-HUMAN VOICES: POSTHUMANISM AND THE SOUL OF THE WORLD IN PAULO COELHO’S “THE ALCHEMIST”	NAGASRI S.	Article	Click Here
44.	FROM ‘IT’ TO ‘WHO’: LINGUISTIC SHIFTS IN REPRESENTING ANIMALS – A STUDY OF YANN MARTEL’S LIFE OF PI	R CHANDRASHEKAR	Article	Click Here
45.	METAPHORS OF THE ANIMAL: POWER, POLITICS, AND PLANETARY CHANGE – A STUDY OF GEORGE ORWELL’S ANIMAL FARM	VAISHNAVI S BABU	Article	Click Here
46.	ECOFEMINISM AND GENDERED PERSPECTIVES ON THE ENVIRONMENT IN INDIAN ENGLISH LITERATURE	ARDRA NAIR	Article	Click Here
47.	IMAGINING THE ANTHROPOCENE IN KANNADA CINEMA: AN ECO-CRITICAL READING OF GIRISH KASARAVALLI’S DWEEPA	MADHURI M	Article	Click Here
48.	ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS ON ECOLOGICAL INTEGRITY BETWEEN HUMAN-NATURE RELATIONSHIP IN BARBARA KINGSOLVER & JOHN STIENBECK SELECT NOVELS	G K KATHERINE RANI & DR. M RAJALAKSHMI	Article	Click Here

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ECOLOGICAL CONSCIOUSNESS AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGES IN THE WORKS OF AMITAV GHOSH, AND ARUNDHATI ROY- A COMPARATIVE STUDY

THANUSHA.K.S

Article

INDIGENOUS STORYTELLING AS ENVIRONMENTAL EPISTEMOLOGY: MYTH AND ECOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE IN WHEN THE RIVER SLEEPS, THE LEGENDS OF PENSAM, AND GREEN GRASS, RUNNING WATER

NALINA N

Article

HASE CHITTARA: MYTHIC LINES—ECOLOGICAL WISDOM IN THE DEEVARU COMMUNITY OF MALNAD, KARNATAKA

NAYANA H

Article

SILENCE AND VOICE AS ETHICAL AND POLITICAL STRATEGIES IN THE SELECTED WORKS OF J. M. COETZEE AND NADINE GORDIMER

YASHAVANTHA M. P.

Article

RECLAIMING TRIBAL MEMORY: ARCHIVES, AUTONOMY, AND ENVIRONMENTAL MEMORY

MRS. LEENA J P

Article

THE UNCANNY EXISTENCE OF THE UPSIDE DOWN:ANTHROPOCENE ANXIETY AND ECO-GOTHIC ECOLOGY IN STRANGER THINGS

ALEENA ELIZABETH JOSE

Article

FROM PANDORA TO POLYNESIA: MIRRORED ECOLOGIES OF RESISTANCE, INDIGENOUS FEMALE AGENCY, AND ECOFEMINISM IN HOLLYWOOD ANIMATION

SAALIMA KHAN

Article

SMOG, STORMS AND SPELLS: THE ECOLOGICAL ENCHANTMENT AND THE URBAN TOXICITY IN RAJAT CHAUDHURI’S SPELLCASTERS

DR CHETNA

Article

PANJUARLI’S PRIMAL ROAR, BHOOTA’S SACRED SILENCE: SOUNDSCAPES, POSSESSION, AND ECO- UTOPIAN FOLKLORE IN KANTARA AND KANTARA CHAPTER 1

SUREKHA SHETTY

Article

DR.SLOW CINEMA AND ENVIRONMENTAL ATTENTION: CULTIVATING ECOLOGICAL AWARENESS

MS. P. JINSHA & DR. B. KOGILAVANI

Article

HAMLET IN THE ANTHROPOCENE: ECOLOGY, MILITARISATION, AND MOURNING IN HAIDER

SOUVIK CHAKRABORTY

Article

REPRESENTING CLIMATE CRISIS IN INDIAN CINEMA: HUMAN VULNERABILITY IN KADVI HAWA

TANAYA THAKUR

Article

BETWEEN MYTH AND MORALITY: ECOLOGICAL WISDOM IN SELECTED STORIES FROM THE PANCHATANTRA AND AESOP’S FABLES

HIMADRI THAKUR

Article

PARTITION-ERA DELUGE AND DROUGHT AS METAPHORS FOR SOCIAL UPHEAVAL IN KHUSHWANT SINGH’S TRAIN TO PAKISTAN

ARJUN P

Article

TRACING A FLYING LIZARD: ECO-CRITICAL NEGOTIATIONS OF ANTHROPOCENE ANXIETY IN K. P. POORNACHANDRA TEJASWI’S “CARVALHO”

MRS.POORNIMA .S. & DR.MADHURA A.

Article

SHAPING ECOLOGICAL CONSCIOUSNESS THROUGH LITERATURE: AN ECOCENTRICAL READING OF AMITAV GHOSH’S THE HUNGRY TIDE

LALITHAMBA M B

Article

THE AESTHETICS OF THE GENRE OF APOCALYPSE SEEN IN THE DROWNED WORLD AND SNOWPIERCER

PAVAN KUMAR S

Article

MYTHIC EDEN INTERRUPTED: MULTISPECIES JUSTICE AND THE FALL FROM RAMARAJYAM IN ‘SRI RAMA RAJYAM’

HIMASHREE R V & DR. LATHA K

Article

THE GREEN HORIZON: HOPE, RESILIENCE, AND ECO-UTOPIAN IMAGINATION IN CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE AND CINEMA

MRS. RANI B. R., MR. CHETHAN M. & MISS. SANKRANTHI BASAVATTI

Article

ANIMAL, MULTISPECIES ETHICS, AND HUMAN- ANIMAL RELATIONS IN STORYTELLING

TOYESHA THAKUR

Article

FROM SPECTACLE TO RESPONSIBILITY: HUMAN–NATURE RELATIONS IN ATTENBOROUGH’S ENVIRONMENTAL CINEMA

RAKSHITHKESARI T S

Article

RETHINKING THE ANTHROPOCENE: ETHICS AND HUMAN ACCOUNTABILITY IN CONTEMPORARY CLIMATE FICTION

ASHWIN KUMAR K & DR. SHALINI INFANTA L

Article

FLOODS OF KINSHIP: MULTISPECIES RESILIENCE AND SLOW VIOLENCE IN 2018: EVERYONE IS A HERO

VASUMATHI. P

SILENCE AND VOICE AS ETHICAL AND POLITICAL STRATEGIES IN THE SELECTED WORKS OF J. M. COETZEE AND NADINE
GORDIMER

PANJUARLI’S PRIMAL ROAR, BHOOTA’S SACRED SILENCE: SOUNDSCAPES, POSSESSION, AND ECO- UTOPIAN FOLKLORE
IN KANTARA AND KANTARA CHAPTER 1

BETWEEN MYTH AND MORALITY: ECOLOGICAL WISDOM IN SELECTED STORIES FROM THE PANCHATANTRA AND AESOP’S
FABLES

NATIONAL HYBRID CONFERENCE ON REIMAGINING THE ANTHROPOCENE: DISCOURSES OF LITERATURE, LANGUAGE,
CULTURE, AND CINEMA IN AN ERA

NIHARIKA HEGADE CK &
MRS CHANDANA K

ECOLOGICAL STORYTELLING IN INDIAN DISASTER CINEMA:FLOODS, LANDSLIDES, AND HUMAN-NONHUMAN RELATIONS IN
MALAYANKUNJU AND 2018