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Dr. Rahul Narayan Kamble

Department

Indian and World Literature

School

Literary Studies

Contact Details

☎ : 040-27689636 (O),
: rahulk@efluniversity.ac.in
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r4rahulkamble@gmail.com

Academic Details

Qualifications

S.No	Degree/Diploma	University
1	NET	UGC
2	Ph.D	SGB Amravati University, Amravati (MS)
3	M.A English	SGB Amravati University, Amravati (MS)

Awards Received

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Latest Publications

a) Articles

⚽ “Toni Morrison’s Beloved: Story of an Erased Childhood” in Re-Markings Vol. 21, No. 2 September 2022
⚽ "Children’s Graphic Literature: Celebration of Difference and Deference of Uniformity in Kamla Bhasin’s Rainbow Girls and Rainbow Boys" in Literary Oracle - ISSN: 2348-4772 – Vol.6, Issue 2, December 2022 (pp. 80-95) https://doi-ds.org/doilink/02.2023-43315282/LITERARY%20ORACLE/06.2022-56536579/V6/I2/2022/A6

b) Books

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All Publications

a) Articles

⚽ “Dream(s) deferred” in Lorraine Hansberry’s A Raisin in the Sun in the Journal Re-Markings Vol.13 No.2 March 2014 (ISSN: 0972-611X )(a Refereed international Journal) pp 69-74.
⚽ “Under the Shadow of Margins: Uncanny Places and Unnamed Virtues in Namdeo Dhasal’s Poetry” in an International Peer-Reviewed Journal Margins: A Journal for Literature and Culture Vol.III, 2013(ISSN 2250 -0731) pp156-169
⚽ “Resistance and Street Theatre: Democratizing the Space and Spatializing the Democracy” in Sanglap Vol. 1 No. 2 ISSN: 2349-8064 pp71-89
⚽ “Teaching Plays by Indian Women in a Post graduate Class: Conventions and Post Conventions” in The EFL U Journal Vol 6, Issue 2, (2015) http://www.openhumanitiesalliance.org/journals/eflj pp31-42
⚽ “Pseudo-Diversities and Migratory Indigenous in Toni Morrison’s Sula” in Re-Markings Volume 15 No 2 pp 55-59 September 2016 (ISSN 0972-611X)
⚽ “Marji in Marjane Satrapi’s Persepolis: An Un-Childlike Child and Interpretative Fictionalizing by a Child” in Alteritas EFLU Journal of Literary Enquiry Vol 1 No 1 August 2019 pp 107-120
⚽ “Toni Morrison’s Beloved: Story of an Erased Childhood” in Re-Markings Vol. 21, No. 2 September 2022
⚽ "Children’s Graphic Literature: Celebration of Difference and Deference of Uniformity in Kamla Bhasin’s Rainbow Girls and Rainbow Boys" in Literary Oracle - ISSN: 2348-4772 – Vol.6, Issue 2, December 2022 (pp. 80-95) https://doi-ds.org/doilink/02.2023-43315282/LITERARY%20ORACLE/06.2022-56536579/V6/I2/2022/A6

b) Book Chapters

⚽ “Self-Willed Roles and Free-Willed Directions: Women in Indian Theatre” in an edited anthology titled Gender Roles in Postmodern World Edited by Dr Alka Singh Assist Prof Dr RML Law University Lucknow (Published by Y,king Pub Jaipur) ISBN 978-93-82532-57-6. pp 181-193.
⚽ “The Economy of Child Abuse in Mira Nair’s Film Salaam Bombay!” in Approaches to Childhood: Issues and concerns in Creative Representations in November 2015 Published by Authors Press New Delhi (ISBN 978-93-5207-180-7) pp 93-105.
⚽ “Reproducing the Emotions in Children’s Texts: Emoting the Personal and Attending the Historical in Marjane Satrapi’s Graphic Novel Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood” in Approaches to Childhood: Issues and concerns in Creative Representations in November 2015 Published by Authors Press New Delhi (ISBN 978-93-5207-180-7) pp 178-197.
⚽ “African Americans and World War I: Stories of Hope, Disillusionment, and Madness” in World War I Visited: Perspective and Resonances. Ed Sanjay Kumar. EFLU Press: Hyderabad, 2016. pp 47-58.
⚽ “The Present is Real and the Present is a Privilege: Indian novel in English at Present, a Case Study of Jhumpa Lahiri’s Unaccustomed Earth in Critical Perspectives on the Post-1980 Indian Novel in English (CUTN April 2015 seminar proceedings) Ed K V Raghupathi, YKing Publications, 2016
⚽ “We needed the violence to cheer us...”: Losses and vulnerabilities in Ishmael Beah’s A Long Way Gone: Memoirs of a Boy Soldier” in Childhood Traumas: Narratives and Representations Ed By Kamayani Kumar and Angelie Multani Routledge India Nov 2019 ISBN-10: 1138611921 ISBN-13: 978-1138611924 pp 174-185.

c) Books

⚽ Approaches to Childhood: Issues and concerns in Creative Representations in November 2015, Authors Press, New Delhi, (ISBN 978-93-5207-180-7) (Co-edited)

d) Teaching material

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Research scholars awarded (Ph.D/M.Phil)

S.No	Name of the Scholar	Ph.D/M.Phil	Title of the Thesis/Diesertation
1	Balu Vijayaraghavan K.	Ph.D	A Study of Grind Mill Songs in Maharashtra
2	Kapil Sagrolikar	Ph.D	Singing the Tradition and Grinding the Culture: A Study of Self, Censorship and Subversion in Grindmill Songs
3	Y. Suresh Babu	Ph.D	Growing up in Harsh Times: Representations of Children in Crises in Select Contemporary South Asian Writings
4	Tushar Banekar	Ph.D	Body, Pain, and Art: A Study of the Lives of Potaraj and Jogata
5	Kritika Kshettrie	Ph.D	Folklore and Space: A Study in Mythical, Quotidian, and Virtual Space in Garhwali Folklore

Current Research scholars

S.No	Name of the Scholar	Title of the Thesis/Diesertation
1	Resmi Balakrishnan P.	Narratorial Interface: History, Methods and Conventions of Traditional and Digital Discourses
2	Poonam Chowdhary	Playing the City-Space: Understanding Immersion, Authorship and Spatial Fictionality in Video Games
3	Kavya R. K.	Affective Turn and Poetic (Literary) Sensibility: A Study of Louise Gluck’s Peotry
4	Meera Vinod	Posthumanism, Climate-change and Feminist SF in Indian Dystopian Fiction
5	Sweta K. Gaur	Literatures in English from Northeast India
6	Ipsita Naik	Representation of the Adivasi in Odia Plays
7	Inali Negi	Afrofuturistic Science Fiction in the context of Black Feminist writing
8	Rovino	Space in Traditional Games of Mima Village: Khuthuo and Tholei

Courses offered (courses taught in the past three years.)

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IWL 606

MA

African American Writing (Jan-Apr 2017)

2

IWL902

MA

Narratives of Conflict (Aug-Nov 2016)

3

IWL901

MA

Childhood: Cultures, Representations, and Invasions(Jan-Apr 2016)

4

MA

American Short Stories (Aug-Nov 2015)

5

MA

Indian Writing in English: Forms, Forums, and Fringes(Jan- Apr 2015)

6

MA

Narratives of Conflict Aug-Nov 2014)

7

MA

American Literature

8

MA

Performance Theory

9

MA

Comics Narratives

10

MA

Reading to Research

11

BA

Twentieth Century English Literature Jan- Apr 2017

12

BA

Indian Writing in English Aug- Nov 2016

13

BA

Drama: Texts, Contexts, Performance(Jan-Apr 2016)

14

BA

Indian Writing in English(2015)

15

BA

Drama: Text, Context, and Performance(Jan Apr 2015)

16

BA

Introduction to Old and Middle English(Aug-Nov 2014)

17

BA

Modern European Drama

18

BA

American Literature

19

Ph.D

Digital Discourse: Past, Present and Future

20

Ph.D

Theoritical Approaches to Space/Spatiality

21

Ph.D

Narrativizing Folklore

22

Ph.D

Folklore and Intermediality

23

Ph.D

Folklore: The Social Function of Narration and Subversion