Myth, Identity, and Subalternity: A Comparative Study of Eugene O'Neill and Girish Karnad offers an insightful exploration into the works of two canonical playwrights who have fathomed into the complex predicaments of human existence, the construction of identity, and the experiences of marginalized individuals within their respective cultural contexts. This pathbreaking study examines the captivating interplay of myth, identity, and subalternity in the works of Eugene O'Neill, the renowned American playwright, and Girish Karnad, the eminent Indian playwright. Through a comparative lens, the book explores the distinct yet interconnected ways in which these playwrights address the struggles, power dynamics, and social hierarchies faced by marginalized characters.
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Priyanka Redhu, Kanu Priya
Dr. Priyanka Redhu is an Assistant Professor at the Government College for Girls, sector -14, Gurugram. She is a committed academician, an avid reader and a firm believer in Alfred Lord Tennysons celebrated & often quoted lines“ How dull it is to pause, to make an end, To rust unburnish’d, not to shine in use!
She has around 7 years of teaching experience at the undergraduate and post graduate level. Her core areas of interest are English and American Literature. She has presented papers in various international conferences and published articles in journals.
Dr. Kanu Priya is an Assistant Professor in the Department of English, Amity School of Liberal Arts, Amity University, Haryana. She has done her M. A. and M. Phil from Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla and Ph.D. from Central University of Himachal Pradesh, Kangra. She has more than 13 years of Teaching and Research experience. She has published about 12 research papers in National and International journals and has presented equal number of research papers in conferences and seminars. Her areas of research include Life Writings, Myths & Mythology, Gender Studies and Feminism.
