Vol. 12, No.1,SPRING 2022

1–Representation of Disability – A Space of One’s Own in Literature and Cinema

Aakash Sharma

2–Able-Bodied Narratives of Disability: Importance of ‘crippled’ Laura in TheGlassMenagerie

Fuzaila Khan

3– Representation of disability in Hindi cinema

Gunin Mishra

4–Dynamics of the Differently Abled In Anime: Comparative Study Of A Silent Voice And Josee, The Tiger And The Fish

Harshita Singh

5–(Dis)ability and Existentialism

Kajal Verma

6–Representation of People with Disabilities in Film: Increasing Stories, Fewer Actors

Niharika Ghosh

7–“It’s not my sister who is mad. You are!”: Problematising the Normal in C. Ayyappan’s ‘Madness’

Niharika Grover

8–The Sociological Norm and Systematic Disempowerment

Puranjai Chauhan

9-Homogenizing Gender and Disability: Mahesh Dattani’s Tara

Raj Kumar Mishra

10–Cross-Cultural Differences in the Representation of Disability in Literature

Sahil Batham

11–Investigating the intersections and interventions of race and (dis)ability within African-American literary corpus

Chandra S

12–The Modern Monster: The Uncanny Disabled in Modernist Fiction

Shefali Kohli

13–Disability and Madness in “The Yellow Wallpaper”

Suhana Simran

14–Disabled Women and Sexual Agency: A Reading of Margarita with a Straw and One Little Finger

Tejaswini Nandkumar Deo