Vol. 3 No. 5 (2015): EJELLS: Vol 3, Issue 5, October 2015

Articles

• Neo-Colonialism is a Stage Designed by Colonial Powers to give the Colonized an Illusion of Freedom: A Neo Colonial Analysis of Things Fall Apart

  Maria Aftab, Anila Jamil

  1-5

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• Issues of Cultural, Political and Racial Identity of Women in Rich’s Poetry: A Socio-Feministic Analysis

  Sidrah Hanif, Anila Jamil, Aziz Fatima

  6-12
• Portrayal of Socially Subjugated Indian Women in Desai’s “The Domestic Maid”

  Ayesha Irshad, Anila Jamil, Salma Akram

  13-18
• Issue of Identity and Double Consciousness in A Colonized Nation: An Analysis of Ali’s “Twilight in Delhi”

  Salma Akram, Anila Jamil, Ayesha Irshad

  19-23
• Imagery as a Character Delineation Technique for the Analysis of Loss of Identity in Desai’s “Clear Light Of Day”

  Saima Riaz, Anila Jamil

  24-30
• Patriarchy: A Hinderance in a Female’s Individual Development In “The Mill on the Floss” By Eliot

  Sayeda Zamurad Batool Rizvi, Anila Jamil

  31-35
• Stylistic Analysis of the Poem “The Red Whel Barrow” By William Carlos William

  Zara Shaheen, Anila Jamil, Natasha Jahangir

  36-39
• Othering of Africans In European Literature: A Postcolonial Analysis of Conrad’s “Heart of Darkness”

  Aziz Fatima, Anila Jamil, Sidrah Hanif

  40-45
• Kamila Shamsie's Novel "Burnt Shadows": A Discourse of Traumatic Displacement

  Asma Zahoor

  46-67

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• Self-Awareness or the Solemnity of the Vows in the Portrait of a Lady

  Mahdi Shamsi

  68-73

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