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Ecopoetics in World Literature contains the following research articles, “Environment and Indian Literature” by Dipak Kumar Mandal, “Orienting Human Consciousness towards Nature: A Study of Ruskin Bond’s Stories” by Dr Raj Kumar Mishra, “Ecofeminism: Voice against Violence” by Dr. Anupma Srivastava, “Prominence of Eco-Spirituality in ‘The Forest of Enchantments’ by Diwakaruni” by Dr Archana Rathore, “Heart Reaches Out to Heart: Ecosensibility Reflected in Selected Oriental and Occidental Writings” by Prof. Prajakta S. Raut, “Exorcising Theriophobia : Blurring the Species Boundaries in Gerald Durrell’s Two in the Bush and Beasts in My Belfry” by Dr. Sudipto Chowdhury, “Farmer plus land is equal to one: A study of The Refugees by Pearl. S. Buck on natural calamity” by Basudeb Saha, “A Study of Nature, Religion and Environmental Concerns in Cyrus Mistry’s Novel Chronicles of a Corpse-Bearer” by Dr. Reema Chhabra, “Ecocriticism in the Fiction of Raja Rao” by Pramod Kumar, “Nature and Civilization: A Query from Contrast to Concord through Arun Joshi's The Strange Case of Billy Biswas” by Anirban Das Karmakar, “Reaching the Unreached: An ecocritical approach to Debesh Roy’s novel Teesta Parer Brittanta (Story of the Teesta Banks) in the background of Tarai and Dooars of West Bengal” by Abir Choudhury, and “Ecospirituality in the Select Poetic Works of A. K. Ramanujan: An Exploration” by Dr Alok Chandra
Dr Ram Avadh Prajapati
Dr Ram Avadh Prajapati (M A, PhD, NET in English and Honorary D.Litt from Brazil) is working as an Assistant Professor of English, Bareilly College, Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, India
