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Scholarly Talk Series; Lecture- 05; "Objectification of Women in English Literature" by Dr. Govind Prasad Goyal (sir)

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 The "Scholarly Talk Series; Lecture- 05" session was held on google meet on September 09, 2023.  Dr. Govind Prasad Goyal (sir) was the resource person for the talk "Objectification of Women in English Literature". Dr. Govind Prasad Goyal is a distinguished author and accomplished Professor of English, known for his profound contributions to the field of literature and education. With a remarkable association with IMS Law College in Noida, he has played a pivotal role in shaping the academic landscape. His extensive body of work reflects his deep understanding of English language and literature, offering valuable insights to students and scholars alike. Dr. Goyal's dedication to fostering a love for literature and language is evident in his teaching methodologies and writings, making him a highly respected figure in the academic community. Dr. Goyal has authored books inter alia titled 51 Short Stories on Objectification of Women available on Amazon and Flipkart...

Benjamin Zephaniah, the Man, the Writer and the Musician: A Critical Study of the Revolutionary Tone in Zephaniah’s Performance Poetry

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  Tapas Sarkar,  Akshay Kumar Roy,  Delwar Hossain  Abstract:  From the very beginning of literature, poetry has remained as one of the unique mediums of communication between the poets and the readers. It conveys messages of love, morality, philosophy, war, revolutionary ideals and so on and so forth. Over the period of times the form and function of poetry has undergone a drastic change. Different poets in different periods have emerged with their own poetic canons to present their creations to the audience. While talking about British poetry, it too has vast changes both in form and content and its aim from the age of Chaucer to Shakespeare, from Shakespeare to the Romantic period, from the Romantic to the Victorian period and from the Victorian to the present day England. England, of course, in this post-colonial era has become the land of multiculturalism, trade, religion, and so on, especially with the black emigrants from the African-Caribbean continents ...