Contents of Volume IV Number i (January 2019)

Transcultural Literature, Nationalism and its Adequacy in World Literatures: Pedagogical Requirements

Keshav Nath <keshav.yuthya@gmail.com>, Manipal University

North Indian Classical Music and the West: The Journey from the Realm of Multicultural to Transcultural

Soumya Goswamy <nupurgoswamy@gmail.com>, Chandernagore College 

Interrogating the Representation of ‘Transculturality’ in Gurinder Chadha’s It’s a Wonderful Afterlife

Jayati Ganguly <jganguly18rsl@gmail.com>, Bidhan Chandra College 

The Precarious Balance: Cultural Dilemma of Acculturation in Rohinton Mistry’s Tales from Firozsha Baag

Rituparna Das <iritu1993@gmail.com>, Jadavpur University 

Diversity in Hybridity: A Quest for (Re)Locating the Self in Kaushik Barua’s Windhorse

Priyanka Chakraborty <c.priyanka113@gmail.com>, Banaras Hindu University 

The Archive as a Transcultural Contact Zone in Amitav Ghosh’s The Calcutta Chromosome

Rahul Basu <rhlbasu86@gmail.com>, The University of Burdwan 

Shrabanti Kundu <shrabantikundu.27@gmail.com>, Central University of Gujarat 

Transnational Organized Crime, Islamophobia and Globalization in Mohsin Hamid’s The Reluctant Fundamentalist: Contentions and Contestations

Abhisek Ghosal <abhisekghosal419@gmail.com>, The University of Burdwan 

The Manifestation of Cultural Identity and Transculturation in D.H. Lawrence’s Mornings in Mexico

Soumitra Mukherjee <smukherjee453@gmail.com>, Seacom Skills University 

Transnational Women in India

A Review of Indian Videshinis: European Women in India

Dr Ian H. Magedera

Review by

Swati Dasgupta <32swati@gmail.com>, University of Delhi

Distinguished Guest Article

Transnationalism and Diaspora: ‘Awkward Dance Partners’?

Himadri Lahiri

Professor of English, Netaji Subhas Open University

<hlahiri@gmail.com>

The Fall of an Empire, the Birth of a Nation’s Friend: The Turkish Reception of Pierre Loti

Can Bahadır Yüce

Butler University

<cyuce@butler.edu>

The Political Reverberations of Gulf: Reading the Insistence of Arab Spring on Gulf Nationalism

Jithin Joseph

Central University of Tamil Nadu

<johnjosephin001@gmail.com>

Transnationalism in Diasporic Context: African Woman in Gwendolen by Buchi Emecheta

Dr Sujarani Mathew

K E College, Mannanam

<katrinsuja@gmail.com>

Transculturalism and Culinary Fiesta in Adeola Osunkojo’s The Life of a Nigerian Couple

Stephen Ogheneruro Okpadah & Damilare Ogunmekan

University of Ilorin

<okpadahstephen@gmail.com>

Tiddaism: Negotiating Aboriginality and the Experiences of the Australian Aboriginal Woman in a Cross-Cultural Context

Payel Paul

Kulti College

<its.payel@gmail.com>

Negotiating ‘Space’ and ‘Belonging’:  Reconstructing Transnational Discourse of the Refugees through Graphic Narrative in Over Under Sideways Down by Karrie Fransman

Modhura Bandyopadhyay

Jamini Mazumder Memorial College

<modhura411@gmail.com>

Travel and Travel Writing in a Globalized World: A Reading of Pico Iyer’s The Global Soul

Subarna Bhattacharya

Symbiosis College of Arts and Commerce

<subarna.bhattacharya@live.com>

Testing the Boundaries of Provincialism: IPL’s Transnational Spectacles and Pure Play

Puspa Damai

Marshall University

<damai@marshall.edu>

Food, Memory and Everyday Transnationalism in Chitrita Banerji’s Culinary Memoirs

Sucharita Sarkar

D.T.S.S College of Commerce

<sarkarsucharita@gmail.com>

Majma‘-ul-Baḥrain: Transcending Cultural Boundaries in the Quest for “Truth of Truths”

Gargi Bhattacharya

Visva-Bharati

<visva2003@gmail.com>

“Tipu Sultan: the most famous Indian in Paris before Gandhi and Tagore…”: A Transnational Critique of ‘Outstanding Universal Value’ in Twenty-First Century World Heritage Site Discourse using French Drama on Tipu and the Fortress of Srirangapatna from 1788 to 1949

Ian H. Magedera

University of Liverpool

<I.H.Magedera@liverpool.ac.uk>

Interview

“Cosmopolitan Sensibility… the Best Way to Describe Me”: An Interview with Kunal Basu

Interview by

Sanchari Mitra & Jati Sankar Mondal

Sidho Kanho Birsha University 

<sancharimitra15@gmail.com> & <jatism@gmail.com>

Book Review

A Review of The Strength to Say No: One Girl’s Fight against Forced Marriage

Mouhssine Ennaimi with Rekha Kalindi; New Delhi: Vikings by Penguin Books India; 2015; ISBN: 978-0-670-08854-6

Review by

Divya. P

Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit

<dkp866@gmail.com>