Contemporary Indian Literature in English

Contemporary Indian Literature in English: Diasporic, Eco-critical, Cultural, and Feminist Approaches is an edited book that conjoins together a collection of revitalizing ideas on the contemporary issues which broadly cover diaspora, partition, culture, ethnicity, ecology, feminism, postmodernism, graphic literature, English literature, and new research trends. Areas explored are: 1. Diaspora issues through India-Pakistan Partition's trauma, migration, violence, and so on. 2. Ecology approach and English literature explored through serious environmental and climate change issues, 3. Feminist issues in the Indian context, and 4. Cultural understanding in Indian writing searches for the ethnic quest for identity and cultural roots. All these issues have been studied keeping in view the changing techniques, subjects, and approaches for analyzing English literature/writing. Contributors are academicians who have a vigor and never-ending spirit to indulge in research and reflect on human experiences. This book invites readership by researchers, students, and faculties from Arts and Humanities, and Social Sciences. About the Editors Dr. Gurpreet Kaur is working as an Assistant Professor and Head in the Post Graduate Department of English at Sri Guru Teg Bahadur Khalsa College, Anandpur Sahib, Punjab, India, affiliated to Punjabi University, Patiala, Punjab. Apart from teaching for more than sixteen years, she has contributed extensively to the field of Research and Publication. Dr. Morve Roshan K. is working at the Uni. of Victoria, Canada. She worked at the University of Lodz. She completed a Postdoctoral project at Southwest University. She has an excellent experience in 4 projects, she completed the ISL (Harvard University), the GIDR project (worked for a Literature Review), the Literoma translation project and a CIIL project. Dr Morve was an “Honorary Research Associate” (2019–2022) at Bangor University.