Raahi Adhya

The Fantastic World of the Bengali 'Roopkotha'—Gendering the Creation of a Popular Literary Genre in 19th and Early 20th Century Bengal (working title)
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The Fantastic World of the Bengali 'Roopkotha'—Gendering the Creation of a Popular Literary Genre in 19th and Early 20th Century Bengal (working title)
Reflections on the Dialogue with the Divine: A Comparative Study of Muslim and Christian Sources
'Afrabia': Identity, Islam & Geography in Eastern African Writings in the Diaspora
The Politics of Melancholia in Kurdish Diasporic Novels
Travel Inside and Outside: Maghribi Resistance as a Literary Force
Marginality and Individuation: A Theoretical Approach to Abla Farhoud and Arab Migrant Literature
Eco-criticism in African Literature: New Interpretations
Historical fiction and historical imagination in Hindi and Urdu literature
Daryaganj's Parallel Book History
Mapping the Migrant City: Presentations of the Migrant Experience in the Contemporary European Novel
NHK's children's broadcasting and its effect on Japanese identity and homogeneity
Topography of Contemporary Korean Diasporic Female Theatre Since 1990s: Trauma, Body and Motherhood
Affects of Shame: Questions of Authorial Ethics in Contemporary Postcolonial Writing and Film
"Japanese lifestyle migrants in Bangkok: embodied practices and identity negotiation."
Representing Conflict / Conflicts of Representation: The Politics of Production and Consumption of Syrian Visual Art post-2011
Voices in/from the Margins: Marginalisation and Resistance in Novels in Oromo and Amharic (Ethiopia)
Rewriting the ‘failed state’: anticolonial imaginaries and epistemic violence in the Congo
A comparative study of transition and social change in early Thai and Amharic novels
Stories of Creative Destruction in post-2003 Iraqi Fiction
Lineages and legacies: Thomas Manning and the early British study of China, 1800-1830
Archaism in Woodblock Texts Published in the Mao Era
Semiotics of Allegory: Homosexuality in Contemporary Asian Novel and Cinema (Taiwan and Hong Kong)
Revisiting Britain’s Informal Imperialism from the Periphery and Beyond — Examining the Constructive Sino-British Relations in the Nineteenth Century within a Global Context.