Publications

Department of English

Research Papers Published in Research Journals:

• Bonde R. P. “Motherhood: I Know Why the Cage Bird Sings.” The Criterion: An International Journal in English 8.1 (2017): 65-71. Web.
• Chavan P. M. “Capitalism, Multiculturalism, Religion and Imperialism: A Matrix of Terrorism.” Roots: International Journal of Multidisciplinary Researches 4.1 (2017): 41-44. Print.
• Chavan P. M. and V. Z. Chaudhari. “Exploring the Greatness of Shashi Tharoor's The Great Indian Novel.” The English Research Express 2.6 (2014): 236-243. Print.
• Chavan, P. M. “Subversion of civilization in William Golding's Lord of the Flies." European Academic Research 1.7 (2013): 1516-1526. Web.
• Chavan, P. M. and Sudhir Nikam. “A Critique of Religion and Reason in William Golding's The Spire.” Labyrinth 5.4(2014): 90-95. Print.
• Kesur B. N. and Kshama Fegde. “Ambedkar’s Contribution: An Epistemological Interrogation of Contemporary Indian Society.” Think India Journal 22.14 (2019): 5173-5186. Print.
• Kesur B. N. and Anil Andel. “Aravind Adiga’s Last Man in Tower: A Critique of Globalized Milieu of Mumbai.” Journal of The Gujarat Research Society 21.14 (2019): 230-238. Web.
• Kesur B. N. “Chetan Bhagat’s Five Point Someone: A Critique of Youth Culture.” International Journal of Research in Social Sciences 9.4 (2019): 619-627. Print.
• Kesur B. N. “’Leda and The Swan’ - A Paradox of Transgression, Naturalization and Resistance.” Literary Insight- A Refereed International Journal 9.2 (2018): 306-309. Print.
• Kesur B. N. “Motif of Dream and Dreaming in Toni Morrison’s Fiction: The Bluest Eye to Love.”. Journal of the Gujarat Research Society 21.10 (2019). 818-824. Web.
• Kesur B. N. “Names and Naming in Toni Morrison’s Song of Solomon.” Journal of Higher Education And Research Society-A Refereed Journal 5.2 (2017): 29-36. Web.
• Kesur B. N. “Toni Morrison’s Beloved: A Critique of Institutionalized Dehumanization.” International Journal of Research in Social Sciences 9.6 (2019): 822-831. Print.
• Kesur B. N. “Toni Morrison’s Tar Baby: The Search for Identity and Place.” Contemporary Discourse: A Peer Reviewed International Journal 7.2 (2016): 202- 206. Print.
• Kesur, Bhupendra Nandlal. “Corruption, Manipulation and Abuse of Power in Shakespearean Tragedy Macbeth.”. European Academic Research (2014): 5559-5571. Web.
• Kesur, Bhupendra Nandlal and Ashok P. Khairnar. “Norms and Environment of Gender, Sex, And Love: Black Female Protagonists In Toni Morrison’s Sula.” Gender Studies 13.1 (2014): 80-92. Web.
• Kesur,B. N.andP. M.Chavan. “Poetry in the Age of IT: Informationist Poetry since 1990s.” Spark International Online e-Journal 4.7 (2012): 242-254. Web.
• Kesur, Bhupendra, Gajanan Patil & Anil Patil. “The White Tiger: A Journey from ‘Bharat’ to ‘India’. Spark International Online e-Journal2.4 (2010): 73-85. Web.
• Kshirsagar A. F. and S. T. Shinde. “Amitav Ghosh’s River of Smoke: A Multicultural Perspective.” A Refereed Journal of Contemporary Research 4.1 (2016): 105-108. Print.
• Kshirsagar A. F. “Githa Hariharan’s The Thousand Faces of Night: a feminist counter narrative dipped in native culture.” IJELLH International Journal of English Language, Literature and Humanities 6.10 (2018): 346-352. Web.
• Kshirsagar A. F. “The Theme of Conflicting Political Ideologies in Amitav Ghosh’s Circle of Reason.” New Academia: An International Journal of English Language, Literature and Literary Theory 7.6 (2018): 12- 17. Web.
• Kshirsagar, A. F., R. P. Bonde and S. T. Shinde. “Globalization and the Changing Urban Realities in India in Chetan Bhagat's One Night @ The Call Center and 2 States.” The Criterion 3.4 (2012): 1-8. Web.
• Kshirsagar, A. F. and Suvarna T. Shinde. “Sea of Poppies: A Dialogue on Resistance and Decolonization.” Spark 5.10 (2013): 1-14. Web.
• Rajput Y. S. “Articulating Silence through Writing: A Study of Mira in The Binding Vine.”Academic Research-Peer Reviewed Journal 10.2 (2015): 45-60. Print.
• Rajput Y. S. “Mainstreaming the Marginalized: A Study of Urmi in Shashi Deshpande’s The Binding Vine.” Literary Insight- A Refereed International Journal 9.2 (2018): 310-313. Print.

Chapters and research articles published in Books:

• Chavan P. M. “Cultural Conflict in Orhan Pamuk’s Istanbul: A Memoir.”Language, Literature and Culture: New Horizons. Eds. B. N. Kesur et al. Jalgaon: Atharva Publications, 2017. 46-49. Print.
• Chavan P. M. “Unit 2: The Purpose Literary Criticism.” MA-English (First Year) Paper-3 Literary Studies (IDEAL, NMU, Jalgaon). Eds. Shirish Patil et al. Jalgaon: Varad, 2012-13. 10-14. Print.
• Chavan P. M. and V. Z. Chaudhari. “A Critique of Science in William Golding’s The Brass Butterfly.” Reflections on Postmodern Literature. Ed. V. Z. Chaudhari. Deutschland: LAP Lambert Academic Publishing, 2016. 272-277. Print.
• Chavan, P. M. and B. N. Kesur. “Translation as a tool in TESOL.” Futuristic Innovative Trends in Teaching English Language and Literature. Eds. Ashok Khairnar et al. Dhule: Atharva Publications, 2015. 59-63. Print.
• Chavan, P. M. and P. P. Mahajan. “Rethinking Indian Education in the context of Globalisation.” Higher Education in India: Priorities, Performance and Prospects. Eds.N. U. Bari et al. Jalgaon: Atharva Publications, 2013. 147-150. Print.
• Kesur, Bhupendra Nandlal. “Eco Feminist Study of Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye.”Feminist Writing: Challenges and New Directions. Ed. Suvarna Shinde. Dhule: Samyakta Prakashan, 2014.126-33. Print.
• Kesur, Bhupendra Nandlal. “Sudeep Sen: An Eclectic Poet in Indian Writing in English”Indian English Literature After 1990: Issues and Challenges. Ed. Vijay Chaudhari. Dhule & Jalgaon: Atharva Publications, 2016. 54-59. Print
• Kesur B. N. “Toni Morrison's Tar Baby: A Cultural Materialistic Reading”.Reflections on Postmodern Literature. Ed. V. Z. Chaudhari. Deutschland: LAP Lambert Academic Publishing, 2016. 202-210. Print.
• Kesur, B. N. & Kshama Fegade. “Indian Poetry in English in Digital Age”.Language, Literature and Culture: New Horizons. Eds. B. N. Kesur et al. Jalgaon: Atharva Publications, 2017. 92-96. Print.
• Kesur, B. N. &Pooja Nichole. “A. K. Ramanujan’s A River: A Shift in Perspective from Preserver to Destroyer”.Language, Literature and Culture: New Horizons. Eds. B. N. Kesur et al. Jalgaon: Atharva Publications, 2017. 80-82. Print.
• Kesur, Bhupendra Nandlal. “William Dalrymple’s Nine Lives: A Multiculturalist Analysis.” Multiculturalism: Dynamics and Challenges. Ed. Sanjay Palwekar, Hatice Sitki, Qingxin Jiang. New Delhi: Authorspress. 2014. 403-14. Print.
• Rajput Y. S. “From Suppression to Self Assertion: Roots and Shadows.”Feminist Writing: Challenges and New Directions.Ed. Suvarna Shinde. Dhule: Samyakta Prakashan, 2014. 71-81. Print.

Paper in Conference Proceedings:

• Chavan, P. M. and Dipak Chaudhari. “Common minimum skills and awareness components (CMSAC) for under-graduate students of Indian colleges and universities.” Proceedings of the Interdisciplinary International Conference on ‘Relevance of Higher Education for the Development of Human Resources’.”Eds. N. U. Bari et al. 7-8 Mar. 2014. Jalgaon: Kumud Publications, 2014. Print.

Book Publications:

• Kesur B. N. Toni Morrison’s Fiction: From Eye to Love. Lambert Publication, Germany, 2016. Print.
• Chaudhari V. Z. , A. P. Khairnar, B. N. Kesur and P. M. Chavan. Skills for Professional Development. Jalgaon: Atharava Publications, 2017. Print.
• Kesur, B. N. (Editors: Faculty members of the department). Ed. Language, Literature and Culture: New Horizons. Jalgaon: Atharava Publications, 2017. Print.
• Chaudhari V. Z. and B. N. Kesur. Language Pearls. Jalgaon: Atharava Publications, 2018. Print.