The Literary Criterion

Current Volume: 59 (2024 )

ISSN: 0042-452X

Periodicity: Quarterly

Month(s) of Publication: Mar, Jun, Sep & Dec

Subject: Literature and Fiction

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The Literary Criterion is now 66 years old and the longest Indian journal in continuous circulation in the country. It is internationally known and has successfully crated a critical climate for the past 60 years also influencing the academia about new areas of literature like The American, The African, the Australian, Caribbean, the New Zealand etc literature's. It has brought out various special issues and all these areas including Shakespeare, T.S. Eliot, F R Leavis and Indian writers of English. All the special issues have appeared in hardback as independent volumes. Its reputation is such in exchange for it more than 15 international journals are being received at Dhvanyaloka, Mysore.

Editor
C N Srinath

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Associate Editor
Ragini Ramachandra

Guest Editor
TEJ N DHAR

Volume 59 Issue 1-2 , (Jan-2024 to Jun-2024)

Decolonising Indian Research in English

By: Susheel Kumar Sharma

Page No : 1-30

Price: 101

Rock (Wreck)-ing the Ship: Had Jocelin been a Prospero in William Golding's The Spire

By: Bishnupada Ray

Page No : 31-44

Price: 101

Thoreau's Walden – Transcendence of the self in pursuit of the Other

By: C.N. Srinath

Page No : 45-50

Price: 101

Trajectories of Stigmatisation and Criminalisation in Mahasweta Devi's “Makar Savar”

By: Vandana Gupta

Page No : 51-67

Price: 101

The Function of Criticism in India today

By: C.N. Srinath

Page No : 68-71

Price: 101

Book Reviews
Tether That Light by Debasish Lahiri, Red River, 2022, pp. 175, Price Rs. 349/- $ 9.99

By: Rajesh Sharma , Ragini Ramachandra , C.N. Srinath , Uma Ram & K.S. Ram , M.S. Raghunath , V. Kadambari , Sonali Das , Jnan Ranjan Padhi

Page No : 72-122

Price: 101

A Report on the proceedings of the C.N. Sanjay Birth Anniversary Programme at Dhvanyaloka, Mysore (November 9, 2023)

By: Ragini Ramachandra

Page No : 123-127

Price: 101

Reader’s Response
Reader’s Response: The Literary Criterion: Special Number on Translation (Nos. 3&4, 2023)

By: C R Visweswara Rao

Page No : 128-130

Price: 101

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