Violence in Literature and Media

In a world where narratives often intersect with the complexities of human nature, Violence in Literature and Media delves into the multifaceted representations of violence, dissecting its manifestations, implications, and socio-cultural resonances within the realms of storytelling.The exploration of violence in literature and films is a nuanced endeavour, one that calls for a comprehensive examination of its depiction, impact, and underlying socio-political contexts. This anthology seeks to unravel the intricate threads that weave together the tapestry of violent narratives, inviting readers to engage critically with the myriad ways in which violence is portrayed, interpreted, and understood across different genres, historical periods, and cultural landscapes. This collection is not merely an academic exercise; it is contemplation—a collective endeavour to stimulate dialogue, provoke introspection, and prompt a deeper understanding of the human condition. About the Editors Dr Abhisarika Prajapati works as an Associate Professor and Head of the Dept of English at REVA University, Bengaluru. Her areas of interest includes violence, Feminism, Indian writing in English and Women’s studies. She is a notable academician with several scholarly papers and books in her credit. She is also on editorial board of many recognised journals and magazines and has delivered numerous invited talks in institutes and colleges of repute. Humanitarian approach and attitude are her philosophy of teaching-learning and research. Dr. Prasad Gowda T S, who is currently working as an Assistant Professor at REVA University, Bengaluru, is an academic and literary authority in the field of English literature. With an illustrious career spanning over Ten years, he has made significant contributions to the understanding and appreciation of English literary works.