South Asian Review Research Articles

Voices from Behind the Veil: A Study of Imtiaz Dharker's Purdah and Other Poems

(2009). Voices from Behind the Veil: A Study of Imtiaz Dharker's Purdah and Other Poems. South Asian Review: Vol. 30, 'Theorizing Religion in a Postmodern Context'. Guest Edited by John Hawley, pp. 246-268.

Beyond “Aitch(indus)es and Em(uslim)s”: Debating Secularism in Mariam Karim's My Little Boat and Githa Hariharan's In Times of Siege

(2009). Beyond “Aitch(indus)es and Em(uslim)s”: Debating Secularism in Mariam Karim's My Little Boat and Githa Hariharan's In Times of Siege. South Asian Review: Vol. 30, 'Theorizing Religion in a Postmodern Context'. Guest Edited by John Hawley, pp. 48-64.

The Politics of Religion and the Horror of Partition

(2009). The Politics of Religion and the Horror of Partition. South Asian Review: Vol. 30, 'Theorizing Religion in a Postmodern Context'. Guest Edited by John Hawley, pp. 36-47.

Animating a Postmodern Ramayana: Nina Paley's Sita Sings the Blues

(2009). Animating a Postmodern Ramayana: Nina Paley's Sita Sings the Blues. South Asian Review: Vol. 30, 'Theorizing Religion in a Postmodern Context'. Guest Edited by John Hawley, pp. 167-180.

Politicized Religion: the Cases of India and Pakistan

(2009). Politicized Religion: the Cases of India and Pakistan. South Asian Review: Vol. 30, 'Theorizing Religion in a Postmodern Context'. Guest Edited by John Hawley, pp. 65-82.

Tales of Tibet: Representing Religion and Resistance in Contemporary Film and Fiction

(2009). Tales of Tibet: Representing Religion and Resistance in Contemporary Film and Fiction. South Asian Review: Vol. 30, 'Theorizing Religion in a Postmodern Context'. Guest Edited by John Hawley, pp. 302-318.

South Asian Literary Association 2008 Conference Keynote Speaker: Dr. Jasbir Jain

"South Asian Literary Association 2008 Conference Keynote Speaker: Dr. Jasbir Jain." South Asian Review, 29(4), p. 81

Franchises and Fetishes: Critiquing State Power in Arundhati Roy's Nonfiction

(2008). Franchises and Fetishes: Critiquing State Power in Arundhati Roy's Nonfiction. South Asian Review: Vol. 29, No. 2, pp. 56-82.

South Asian Literary Association 2008 Achievement Award Recipient: Bharati Mukherjee

"South Asian Literary Association 2008 Achievement Award Recipient: Bharati Mukherjee." South Asian Review, 29(4), pp. 83–84

Re-addressing the Cast of Nation, Gender and Desire in Anandamath

(2008). Re-addressing the Cast of Nation, Gender and Desire in Anandamath. South Asian Review: Vol. 29, No. 2, pp. 29-55.

Mother's Dreams, Father's Stories: Family and Identity Construction in Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni's Queen of Dreams

(2008). Mother's Dreams, Father's Stories: Family and Identity Construction in Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni's Queen of Dreams. South Asian Review: Vol. 29, No. 2, pp. 199-219.

“Violence spilt blood smashed glass”: Representations of Sri Lanka's Conflict in the Works of Jean Arasanayagam and Kamala Wijeratne

(2008). “Violence spilt blood smashed glass”: Representations of Sri Lanka's Conflict in the Works of Jean Arasanayagam and Kamala Wijeratne. South Asian Review: Vol. 29, Perspectives on South Asian Women's Writing, pp. 83-102.

Emergent Sexual Identities in Indian Women's Writing

(2008). Emergent Sexual Identities in Indian Women's Writing. South Asian Review: Vol. 29, Perspectives on South Asian Women's Writing, pp. 251-268.

Text and Context: Aesthetic and Social Dimensions of British Asian Women's Writing

(2008). Text and Context: Aesthetic and Social Dimensions of British Asian Women's Writing. South Asian Review: Vol. 29, Perspectives on South Asian Women's Writing, pp. 197-215.

Between Women and Their Bodies: Male Perspectives of Female Partition Experiences in the Writing of Khadija Mastur

(2008). Between Women and Their Bodies: Male Perspectives of Female Partition Experiences in the Writing of Khadija Mastur. South Asian Review: Vol. 29, Perspectives on South Asian Women's Writing, pp. 64-82.

Chandani Lokuge's If the Moon Smiled: Female Subjectivity and Trauma at the South Asian/Australian Cultural Crossroads

(2008). Chandani Lokuge's If the Moon Smiled: Female Subjectivity and Trauma at the South Asian/Australian Cultural Crossroads. South Asian Review: Vol. 29, Perspectives on South Asian Women's Writing, pp. 45-63.

The Urban Apartment as “Womenspace”: Negotiating Class and Gender in Indian English Novels

(2008). The Urban Apartment as “Womenspace”: Negotiating Class and Gender in Indian English Novels. South Asian Review: Vol. 29, Perspectives on South Asian Women's Writing, pp. 175-196.

Language, Diaspora, and Identity: An Interview with Yasmine Gooneratne

(2008). Language, Diaspora, and Identity: An Interview with Yasmine Gooneratne. South Asian Review: Vol. 29, Perspectives on South Asian Women's Writing, pp. 269-279.

Injustice, Resistance, and Subversion: A Study of Selected Plays by Indian Women Playwrights

(2008). Injustice, Resistance, and Subversion: A Study of Selected Plays by Indian Women Playwrights. South Asian Review: Vol. 29, Perspectives on South Asian Women's Writing, pp. 103-114.

Two Texts: Nirvana Shatkam and Aradtanarishwara

(2007). Two Texts: Nirvana Shatkam and Aradtanarishwara. South Asian Review: Vol. 28, No. 3, pp. 92-98.