Interdisciplinary Journal of Literature and Language

Tuesday, May 8, 2018

INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL OF LITERATURE AND LANGUAGE(IJLL)

Chief Editor/Founder Editor: Prof. Nandini Sahu
Faculty of English, IGNOU, New Delhi, India

ISSN: 2278-9170 (Peer-reviewed, bi-annual print journal in English)
Published by: Authorspress, New Delhi, India.
UGC approved journal
(UGC serial number: 44613 : Interdisciplinary Journal of Language & Literature, Authorpress, 2278-9170)

Research papers in English are accepted on subjects/broader themes like literature, linguistics,translation,nature/ecology,nationalism/patriotism,critical theories,life,mysticism/spirituality,values,culture studies,tribes,nativity,space,race,time,heritage,myth, folklore and other such leitmotifs.

Papers with an inter-disciplinary approach are appreciated.

Paper abstracts, research papers, poems, short fiction, book reviews and interviews may be sent to:

The Editorial Board:

Prof. Nandini Sahu (Chief Editor,IJLL)

kavinandini@gmail.com, interdisciplinaryjournal@gmail.com

Dr.Sutanuka Ghosh Roy(Editor, IJLL)
ghoshroy_sutanuka@hotmail.co.in
Dr.Banibrata Mahanta (Editor, IJLL)
bmahantaa@gmail.com
Dr.Santosh Kumar Padhy (Editor, IJLL)
Santoshpadhy123@rediffmail.com
Dr.Srideep Mukherjee (Editor, IJLL)
srideep.nsoueng@gmail.com

Managing Editor: Mr.Sudarshan Kcherry, Authorspress

Review Editors:

Dr.Mridusmita Baruah,Dr.Vipan Kumar Jangra, Ms.Sneha Sawai, Mr.Abdur Rekib,Ms.Kalyanee Rajan, Dr.Praveen Kumar Anshuman, Dr.Nidhi Sharma,Dr.Satyendra Kumar

Advisory Board:

Padmashree Prof.Jayanta Mahapatra,INDIA
Padmashree Prof.Manoj Das,INDIA
Prof. K Satchidanandan,INDIA
Prof. Balganapathi Devarakonda, INDIA
Prof. R.Radhakrishnan,USA
Prof. Sura P. Rath,USA
Prof. Mohammad A. Quayum,MALAYSIA
Prof. Anju Sahgal Gupta, INDIA
Prof.Sanjeev Uprety, NEPAL
Prof.Abhi Subedi, NEPAL
Ms.Fiona Bolger, IRELAND
Prof.Anisur Rehman, INDIA
Prof.Anita Singh, INDIA
Prof.Gopa Ranjan Mishra, INDIA
Prof.Asim Ranjan Padhy, INDIA
Technical Advisor: Dr.Syed Nehal Imam, INDIA

GUIDELINES FOR SUBMISSION

Abstracts should be typed in Times New Roman (Font size 12) with headings in Times New Roman 14 (centre aligned). It should carry the name, email id and institutional details of the researcher. Abstracts and Papers should be mailed as separate MS Word documents.
The abstract should clearly indicate the sub-theme to which the proposed Paper belongs. Contributors are free to enhance the scope of sub-themes, and in that case it should also be indicated with the abstract.
After review, the status of submissions and necessary feedback will be communicated within a week of submission of abstract.
Full papers(5000 words: upper limit) must be submitted within the specified date of submissions. They are to be accompanied with a declaration stating that the work is original and has not been sent for publication anywhere else.
Full papers are to be written in Times New Roman (Font size 12), line spacing 1.5, justified by alignment. Headers are to be written in Times New Roman (Font size 14, centre aligned), followed by the name and email ID of the contributor written in font size 12.
All citations are to be done in MLA Stylesheet 7th Edition. The use of endnotes instead of footnotes is encouraged.
Full Papers will be peer reviewed according to standard norms and acceptance thereof communicated to contributors in due time.

Editorial Board

Chief Editor: Prof.Nandini Sahu

Prof.Nandini Sahu, Professor of English in IGNOU, New Delhi, India, is an established Indian English poet,creative writer,theorist and folklorist. She is the author/editor of twelve books;has been widely published in India, U.S.A., U.K.,Africa and Pakistan.Dr.Sahu is a double gold medalist in English literature,the award winner of All India Poetry Contest and Shiksha Rattan Purashkar. She is the Chief Editor and Founder Editor of two bi-annual refereed journals, Interdisciplinary Journal of Literature and Language(IJLL) and Panorama Literaria. Her areas of research interest cover New Literatures, Critical Theory, Folklore and Culture Studies, Children’s Literature, American Literature and ELT.

www.kavinandini.blogspot.in

Editors:

Sutanuka Ghosh Roy is Assistant Prof in Tarakeswar Degree College, The University of Burdwan, West Bengal. Her Doctoral Dissertation is on Eighteenth Century British Women Poets. She is currently engaged in active research and her areas of interest include Eighteenth Century literature, Indian English literature, Canadian Studies, Post colonial Literature, Australian Studies, Dalit Literature etc. She has published widely and presented papers at National and International Seminars. She is a regular contributor of research articles and papers to anthologies, national and international journals of repute.

Dr. Banibrata Mahanta is an Associate Professor of English at BHU.

Dr. Santosh K. Padhy Completed his Ph.D. in 2005, an MRP Sanctioned by UGC, Kolkata in 2007 and an MRP sanctioned by UGC, New Delhi in 2015. Has authored Home as Metaphor, The Home-Bound Vision and Ecofeminism as a Global Commitment. Has translated Arrogant IAS and Other Stories and Blood Letters. Writes articles and poems both in English and Odia.

Srideep Mukherjee is Assistant Professor of English in the School of Humanities at Netaji Subhas Open University, Kolkata. With nearly two decades of undergraduate and postgraduate level academic delivery across all domains of English literary studies having been accomplished, he now takes interest in Indian Literature, Marginality Studies and Postcolonial Literary Theory. As a thorough researcher, his affinities are with the reading of diverse strands of Indian Literature as paradigms of the processes of postcolonial nation building; to this effect an interdisciplinary approach guides his reading of texts and their contexts. He takes a special interest in Performance Studies, Drama as living art and has researched on Indian drama for his doctoral degree. As a faculty in the Open and Distance learning mode, his constant efforts are directed towards inculcating the best possible practices in the teaching-learning of Humanities through this pedagogy. He is conversant with systems of blended learning which he applies in developing online and offline study materials for learners in the ODL mode. He has done his undergraduate and postgraduate studies from the University of Calcutta; his M.Phil in Indian Drama from Rabindra Bharati University, Kolkata; and his PhD from Visva-Bharati, Santiniketan.