Volume 1 (2026) · Issue 2
Period: – December 2026 · Published: October 27, 2026 · ISSN: Applied · Status: Gold Open Access (CC BY 4.0)
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All articles Gold Open Access (CC BY 4.0)FAMILY AUTHORITY AND INDIVIDUAL FREEDOM IN JOHN GALSWORTHY’S A FAMILY MAN
Authors: A. Arun Daves, Mrs. B. Dhivya
John Galsworthy’s A Family Man: In Three Acts examines the conflict between patriarchal authority, individual freedom, and social respectability in early twentieth-century English society. Through the experiences of John Builder and his family, the play questions the assumption that a man’s position as husband and …
SOCIAL INEQUALITY, FORBIDDEN LOVE, AND CHILDHOOD TRAUMA IN ARUNDHATI ROY’S THE GOD OF SMALL THINGS
Authors: Dr. S. Sujitha, Mrs. V. Sudha
Arundhati Roy’s The God of Small Things, published in 1997, explores the devastating consequences of caste discrimination, patriarchal authority, social inequality, and family oppression in postcolonial Kerala. Through the tragic experiences of Ammu, Velutha, Rahel, and Estha, Roy examines how social conventions regulate personal relationships …
INNOCENCE AND CONFLICT IN GRAHAM GREENE’S THE QUIET AMERICAN
Authors: Mrs. J. Semmalar, A. Arun Daves
Graham Greene’s The Quiet American, published in 1955, examines the relationship between political idealism, innocence, colonialism, and moral responsibility against the background of Vietnam’s struggle for independence. Through Alden Pyle, an idealistic American, and Thomas Fowler, a sceptical British journalist, Greene explores the dangers of …