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Rituparna Chakraborty

Christ University (IN)ORCID 0000-0001-6023-3728
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Publications
63
Citations
24
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0
Impact (2-yr)
0.11
Citations per year
Research Areas
South Asian Cinema and CultureIndian History and PhilosophyCrime and Detective Fiction StudiesGender Roles and Identity StudiesMigration and Labor Dynamics
Affiliations
University of Calcutta
IN · 2014–2015
Raiganj University
IN · 2022–2022
Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda Educational and Research Institute
IN · 2024–2025
Swami Vivekanand College of Pharmacy
IN · 2024–2025
Christ University
IN · 2021–2026

Top Publications

Frankenstein: Mary Shelley’s lost paradise
International Journal of Literacy and Education20240 citationsFirst authorCorresponding
Interrogating the repressive voice of patriarchy: Analysis of Ama Ata Aidoo’s story, “The Girl Who Can”
International Journal of Political Science and Governance20240 citationsFirst authorCorresponding
Interrogating space and identity: Rereading Anuradha Marwah’s story Womanspace in Tis Hazari
International Journal of Advanced Mass Communication and Journalism20240 citationsFirst authorCorresponding
Emergence of Bhadramahila: Re-reading the principal women characters in Tagore’s novel Gora
International Journal of Sociology and Humanities20240 citationsFirst authorCorresponding
Disnarration and a few unanswered questions: A critique on Tagore’s portrayal of women in his fiction
International Journal of Arts Humanities and Social Studies20240 citationsFirst authorCorresponding
Frankenstein and walton: The satanic ambition: A postcolonial reading
International Journal of Literacy and Education20250 citationsFirst authorCorresponding
The lost jewels: Loss of womanhood in a genteel patriarchy
International Journal of Humanities and Arts20240 citationsFirst authorCorresponding
Interrogating marital constrains and servitude: Rereading Kate Chopin’s short story titled “The Story of an Hour”
International Journal of Humanities and Education Research20240 citationsFirst authorCorresponding
Rereading ldquo;The Postmasterrdquo;: Resisting gender, caste and class dichotomy: In Rabindranath Tagorersquo;s short story ldquo;The Postmasterrdquo;
International Journal of Arts Humanities and Social Studies20240 citationsFirst authorCorresponding
The double vision of empire: A postcolonial interrogation of race, gender, and authority in rudyard kipling's fiction
International Journal of Literacy and Education20260 citationsFirst authorCorresponding
Anguished: She flaps her wings haplessly in the prison
International Journal of Social Science and Education Research20240 citationsFirst authorCorresponding
Sita the Shuru: Interrogating the politics of the portrayal of Sita in a feminist rereading of Ramayan by Nabaneeta DevSen
International Journal of Advanced Academic Studies20240 citationsFirst authorCorresponding
Crime and punishment: Re-reading Agatha Christie’s novel murder on the orient express
International Journal of Advanced Academic Studies20220 citationsFirst authorCorresponding
The contradictions of nationalism: A feminist and postcolonial re-evaluation of Tagore’s the home and the world and four chapters
International Journal of Humanities and Education Research20250 citationsFirst authorCorresponding
The monstrous birth: A feminist re-reading of mary shelley's frankenstein
International Journal of Advanced Academic Studies20250 citationsFirst authorCorresponding
Female protagonists in Tagore’s novels the wreck, the home and the world, Chokher Bali and char adhyay: A study
International Journal of Multidisciplinary Trends20240 citationsFirst authorCorresponding
Resisting patriarchy, both nationalist and colonial: A rereading of Rabindranath Tagore’s story, Shasti
International Journal of Advanced Mass Communication and Journalism20240 citationsFirst authorCorresponding
Treatment of race, caste, religion and gender in Rudyard Kipling’s Kim: A literary scan through the postcolonial lens
International Journal of Applied Research20240 citationsFirst authorCorresponding
The fall of the angel, the rise of the monster: A feminist reading of Roald Dahl’s short story “Lamb to the Slaughter”
International Journal of Multidisciplinary Trends20240 citationsFirst authorCorresponding
A feminist re-reading of Lady Macbeth’s character in Shakespeare’s play, Macbeth
International Journal of Advanced Academic Studies20240 citationsFirst authorCorresponding
Woman question: Tagore’s attitude towards women
International Journal of Research in English20240 citationsFirst authorCorresponding
Interrogating misogyny, claims to selfhood and empowerment in Mrinal Pande’s story, “Girls”
International Journal of Literacy and Education20240 citationsFirst authorCorresponding
The war over the Iron throne: A feminist re-reading of Game of Thrones
International Journal of Humanities and Arts20250 citationsFirst authorCorresponding
The war over the iron throne: A feminist re-reading of Game of Thrones
International Journal of Multidisciplinary Trends20250 citationsFirst authorCorresponding
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