01
Gender, Identity & Resistance
Explores the construction and negotiation of power,
selfhood, and agency across cinematic, literary, and
mythological landscapes. Contributions examine how
contemporary cinema deconstructs casteist masculinity
and reproductive choice, while literary analyses focus
on Muslim female subjectivity, marginalized voices
claiming agency, and feminist re-readings of classical
mythology to challenge long-standing cultural norms.
02
Ecocriticism, Posthumanism & Environmental Studies
Focuses on the complex relationships between humans,
nature, and the nonhuman world through posthumanism
and environmental humanities. Contributions investigate
rivers as therapeutic blue spaces, nonhuman agency,
posthuman bodies shaped by biological phenomena,
ecological ruin, archival loss, and the historical
impacts of ecological colonialism.
03
Technology, Digital Culture & Media
Addresses societal and political transformations driven
by emerging technologies and evolving media platforms.
Articles trace the shift from traditional privilege to
modern algorithmic power, analyze artificial intelligence
and superintelligence in speculative fiction, examine
multimodal storytelling across print, digital applications,
and video games, and highlight digital-native subcultures
as contemporary forms of performative resistance.
04
Culture, History & Social Subjugation
Centers on social hierarchies, historical trauma, and
systemic inequality to highlight how marginalized
identities navigate power structures. Works here analyze
graphic depictions of historical violence and memory,
systemic subjugation in regional contexts, biopolitics
surrounding Indigenous knowledge, and how caste and
social exclusion shape lived experiences.
05
Film, Popular Culture & Cinema
Investigates how popular media and local folk traditions
reflect underlying social anxieties and cultural
cosmologies. Studies examine modern youth culture,
commercialization, and alienation within popular cinema,
alongside coastal maritime folklore, local song traditions,
and alternative worldviews embedded in regional
expressive arts.
06
Philosophy, Religion & Pedagogy
Brings together philosophical inquiries, ethical
frameworks, and educational practices. Critical readings
examine humanism, enlightenment, spiritual philosophies
within historical reformist movements, and concepts of
sovereignty and power regimes in classical epics,
alongside practical discussions on expanding pluriliteracy
and inclusive English language instruction for underserved
student communities.