S.No	Degree/Diploma	University
1	Ph.D in English (English Literature)	The English and Foreign Languages University, Hyderabad
2	M.A in English	Madurai Kamaraj University
3	M.A in Philosophy and Religion	Madurai Kamaraj University
4	M.A in Political Science (International Relations)	Karnataka State Open University
5	M.Sc in Applied Psychology	Annamalai University
6	Advanced Diploma in German	The English and Foreign Languages University, Hyderabad
7	Junior Diploma in French	Osmania University

S.No	Award	Received in the year	Received from
1	Visiting Fellowship	2016	University of Delhi
2	Overseas Travel Grant	2014	Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR)
3	Research Fellowship	2008	Zürich James Joyce Foundation, Switzerland
4	Scholarship for studies at Institute for Anglistik and Amerikanistik, Technische University Dresden, Germany	2008	Deutscher Akademischer Austausch Dienst (DAAD)
5	Scholarship to participate in the James Joyce Research Colloquium	2008	University College Dublin, Ireland
6	University Grants Commission-Senior Research Fellowship	2007-09	University Grants Commission
7	University Grants Commission-Junior Research Fellowship	2004-07	University Grants Commission

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c) Image(s) of the cover page of book/books published by you, which you think

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• ⚽  “James Joyce and the ‘Strolling Mort’: Significations of Death in Ulysses.” Mortality: Promoting the Interdisciplinary Study of Death and Dying 22.1 (2017): 60-74. (Routledge/University of Bath). DOI: 10.1080/13576275.2016.1204276. Print ISSN: 1357-6275; Online ISSN: 1469-9885.
• ⚽  “Günter Grass and the Delicate Episteme of Literature.” Revisiting Günter Grass: Voices from India and Germany. Ed. Vibha Surana and Meher Bhoot. Wuerzburg: Koenigshausen & Neumann and Mumbai: Mumbai University Press, 2017. 54-67. ISBN-10: 3826062736 ISBN-13: 978-3826062735.
• ⚽  “Ce qui arrive (réellement): The Curious Relationship of the Word and the World, Against a Background of Discussing Deconstruction with Many Caveats.” Structure and Signs of Play: Derrida/Deconstruction@50. Ed. Pramod K. Nayar. Mumbai: IRIS Knowledge Foundation, 2017. 36-46.
• ⚽  “Cognition in the Enchanted Age: A Gamut Theory of Religious Belief.” Proceedings of the UK/BRIC Network International Conference on the Sociology of Religion in a Pluralistic Society. Ed. Ruby Sain. Springer. (In Press)
• ⚽  “Philosophy of Literature/History Looks at the Danzig Trilogy.” Twentieth Century German Fiction: An Interdisciplinary Evaluation. Ed. Latha Thampi. Thiruvananthapuram: Goethe-Zentrum & Bodhi Tree. (In Press)
• ⚽  “The Spirits of James Joyce’s ‘Disenchanted’ World: Supernatural the Avant-Garde Way.” Supernatural in Literature and Film. Ed. Aparajita Hazra. Copenhagen: Beewolf Press. (In Press)
• ⚽  “Stories of Adults Told through Children: The Case of Arundhati Roy’s The God of Small Things.” Postcoloniality in Transition: Cosmopolitanism, Transnationalism, and Globalization. Ed. N. Ramadevi. New Castle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars. (In Press)
• ⚽  “Religious and Fictional Narratives: An Ontological Comparison with Reference to Weber’s ‘Disenchantment of the World.’” International Journal of Philosophy and Social Sciences 6.1 (2016): 53-62.
• ⚽  “Euhemerus, Vico, Bultmann, Freud . . .: Weber’s ‘Disenchantment’ and Naturalization of the Supernatural.” The English and Foreign Languages Journal 7.2 (2016): 65-79. ISSN: 0976-660X.
• ⚽  “How Enchanted Was the Medieval World?: Retrospective Philosophical Reflections on Religious Belief.” Littcrit: An Indian Response to Literature 42.2 (2016): 10-26. ISSN: 0970-8049.
• ⚽  “The Great War and the Course of Civilizations: Reading Oswald Spengler’s The Decline of the West.” World War I Revisited. Perspectives and Resonances: Essays from the Centennial Seminar on World War I. Ed. Sanjay Kumar. Hyderabad: EFL University Press, 2016. 25-45.
• ⚽  “Facts, Frames, and Research: Fundamentals concerning the Nature of Knowledge in the Humanities.” The English and Foreign Languages Journal 7.1 (2016): 1-12. ISSN: 0976-660X.
• ⚽  “Multiple Temporalities: The Aesthetics and Politics of Time in Arundhati Roy’s The God of Small Things.” South Asian Review 37.2 (2016): 97-108. ISSN: 0038-2841.
• ⚽  “Might the World Have Ever Been Enchanted?: A Hypothesis concerning the Nature of Religious Belief.” Journal of Contemporary Thought 41 (Winter 2015): 35-72. ISSN: 0971-4731
• ⚽  “Rethinking the Definition of a Classic: A Milestone Approach to James Joyce’s Ulysses.” Forum for World Literature Studies 7.4 (2015): 548-567. Print ISSN: 1949-8519; Online ISSN: 2154-6711.
• ⚽  “The Discourse on the Human in Philosophical Retrospect.” Humanities Circle 3.2 (2015; The Anthropocene and the Human Sciences). 37-59. ISSN: 2321 8010.
• ⚽  “Democracy, Higher Education, and the Knowledge Question in the Humanities.” Humanities Circle 3.1 (2015; Democracy and Its Discontents). 95-115. ISSN: 2321 8010. To be re-published upon editorial request in The Many Guises of Democracy. Ed. Prasad Pannian. London: Routledge.
• ⚽  “Is Theory Dispensable? The Nature of Literary Reasoning.” Facets of Literary Theory. Ed. R. Subramony, et al. Madurai: Department of English, Madura College, 2015. 241-251.
• ⚽  “Children: James Joyce’s Avant-Garde Concern.” Approaches to Childhood. Ed. Rahul Kamble and Oindri Roy. New Delhi: Author Press, 2015. 147-176. ISBN: 9789352071807, 9352071808
• ⚽  “Impish Joyce on the Not-So-‘Great’ War.” Epitome: International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research 1.3 (2015). 1-15. ISSN: 2395 6968.
• ⚽  “The Hermeneutics of Suspicion: The Paradigm, the Text, the World, and Ourselves.” Journal of Contemporary Thought 40 (Winter 2014): 125-142. ISSN: 0971-4731.
• ⚽  “Err’menenutic of the ‘Word’ and the ‘World’: Categorizing/Interpreting Errors in James Joyce’s Ulysses.” The English and Foreign Languages Journal 5.2 (2014): 59-79. . ISSN: 0976-660X.
• ⚽  “Joyce à la Braudel: The Long-Temporality of Ulysses.” Kronoscope: Journal for the Study of Time 13.1 (2013): 7-27. (Brill). ISSN: 1567-715X. E-ISSN: 1568-5241.
• ⚽  “Further Explorations in the Philosophy of the Other in Relation to Extreme Experience.” Indian Philosophical Quarterly 37.1-4 (2010):109-131. ISSN: 0376-415X.

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S.No	Name of the Project	Funding Agency
1	“Reconstructing, Culture and Identity of the Lambada Bhats Tribes”	ICSSR New Delhi

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S.No	Name of the Scholar	Ph.D/M.Phil	Title of the Thesis/Diesertation
1	R. Thirupathi Nayak	Ph.D (2012-2017)	Submitted –“Bhisma Sahani ke Upanyaso me Samajik Chetna”

S.No	Name of the Scholar	Title of the Thesis
1	Arjab Roy (Ph.D)	“The Discourses in the Representation of Naxalbari Movement in English and Bangla Literature: Modernity, Memory and Resistance”
2	Shaik Imran (Ph.D)	“Feral Children as Discourse of Civilization in Jungle”

S.No	Course No.	Level	Course Title
1	203	M.A	Rethinking Tribal Literature
2	----	M.A	Theorising the Orient: Theory and Praxis in Indian Context
3	IWL 803	M.A	An Introduction to Tribal Literature