Faculty

Visual Studies, Pictorial Satire in contemporary India, Representations (visual )of Britain and India from the nineteenth century to the present day

Dalit literature, Indian writing in English, Oriya literature and post-colonial studies

(OSD, EOC, University of Delhi)
(Nodal Officer, PWD, University of Delhi)

Twentieth Century Fiction, Disability Studies with Reference to Literature and Cinema, Indian Writing in English, Translation Studies, and Human Rights Literature

Nineteenth and twentieth century American fiction and poetry, American and Vietnamese representations of the Vietnam/American War and its aftermath., The Vietnamese refugee and immigrant experience in America, Globalization and social conflicts in India: political and media manifestations.

Revolution, Public Sphere and the Republic of Letters in late Eighteenth Century British literature, History of Ideas in the Eighteenth Century, Gender and Writing, Memoir, Autobiography and Life Writing, Indian Writing in English: Women Novelists, Visual Culture in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century

Postcolonial literature and theory; Indian and South Asian writing in English and subcontinental languages; Partition studies; postcolonial feminist theory; theories of cosmopolitanism, hospitality, nationalism, secularism and religion; testimony and trauma theory; and discourses of diaspora and exile.

Postcolonial Literature and Theory, Cosmopolitanism, Globalisation Studies, Twentieth Century Novel and Poetry, Dalit literature, Indian Literature in English Translation, Literary Gerontology, Urban Cultures

Indian Literary Theory and Criticism, South Asian Literatures, Translation Studies, Digital Humanities, Theory of Emotions

Nineteenth century British literature; Colonial cultures; Translation and translation studies; Oral literatures and digital archiving

Theoretical Linguistics; Syntax and Semantics; Language Ideology, Language Policy and Language Politics; Marginalized Languages, Linguistic Identity, and Social Justice

Early Modern Literature and Culture, Political Philosophy, Heresy Studies, Literary Theory

Shakespeare Studies, Feminist Studies, Folk Tales

Indian English Literature, Language Studies, Indian Mythology, Folklore Studies

Shakespeare Studies, Postcolonial Studies, Contemporary Indian Tribal Writings, Bhakti Literature

Jewish American Literature, Ancient Indian Literature, Communication Language Teaching, Intersectionality, Literary Theory and Criticism, Partition Literature, Hindu Studies, Comparative Ancient Indian and Western Literature

Reculturalization, Syncretism, Expository Writing, Medical Humanities, Hindū Prajñā, Cultural Marxism and Theory of Conspiracy, Social Justice, Postcolonial and Anglophone, Sikkhī Transcendental Cosmology.

Indic Studies, Media Studies, Partition Literature, Cultural Marxism, Tribal Studies

American Drama, Black (Afro-American) Literature, Indian Writing in English, English Language Teaching and Applied Linguistics.

Decolonial studies, Northeast India studies, Studies in Oral cultures/traditions, Peace and Conflict studies, Biblical narratives/studies.

Indian and other Classical Literatures, Film and Visual Studies, Indian Knowledge System, Language and Linguistics, Translation Studies, English Language Teaching, Literary Theories and Aesthetics, 20th Century British Literature, Dalit Literature.

African Literature and Tibetan Literature

South Asian Writings in English, Refugee Narratives, British Poetry and Fiction, Literatures and Cultures of South Asian Muslims, Writings by Indian Muslim Women, Postcolonial Literature, Translations, Hindi/Urdu Literature, Progressive Writers’ Movement

Kamala Das Studies, Indian Poetry in English, Global Literature, Theories of the Diaspora, Cosmopolitanism and Third Space/Culture, Film Criticism, Environmental Humanities

Indian Writing in English

Cultural Studies, Postmodern Literature, Performance Studies, Autopathography and Biofiction, Literary Theory and Criticism

Gender Studies, Women Writing, Indian Literatures in English and Translation, Postcolonial Literature and Theory, Nationalism, Social Movements, Decoloniality