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Contemporary Writings in English from North East India
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Contemporary Writings in English from North East India (Volume - 1)

EditorDr. Indu Swami
SubjectHumanities
Volume1
Deadline25 Nov 2026

Contemporary Writings in English from North East India offers an insightful exploration of the diverse literary landscape of the region, showcasing the unique voices and narratives that have emerged from the North East. The book delves into the rich cultural

Contemporary Writings in English from North East India offers an insightful exploration of the diverse literary landscape of the region, showcasing the unique voices and narratives that have emerged from the North East. The book delves into the rich cultural heritage, historical context, and socio-political issues reflected in the works of contemporary authors. Through poetry, short stories, and essays, it highlights the complexities of identity, migration, and regionalism, while also exploring themes such as the challenges of modernity, the environment, and cultural preservation. This collection serves as an important resource for understanding the evolution of English literature from North East India and its growing impact on the global literary scene. With its wide-ranging perspectives, it appeals to students, scholars, and readers interested in contemporary literature and regional writing.
Book Type Edited Book
Language English
ISBN Assigned at publication
DOI Prefix 10.63258

Scope / Topics Include

Tribal patriarchy, Geo-political sense, Tribal customary laws, Age-old traditions, Militancy, ethnic identities, clashes and sexual abuse, Women as keepers of culture and tradition, Patriarchal dominance and financial insecurity, Power politics, separation, divorce and alienation, Terror, fear, insurgency and identity crisis, Estrangement and marginalization, Separation, loss of relatives, physical and economic insecurity, Detention, deprivation and death, Folklore, natural scenic beauty and mythology, Changing landscape and climate, Traditional framing like jhum and terrace cultivation

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Dr. Indu Swami

Dr. Indu Swami

Department of English, Assam University, Diphu Campus (A Central University), DIPHU, Karbi Anglong, Assam, India

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