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    The Feminised Spectre: Queer Hauntology and Masculine Hysteria in Rahul Sadasivan’s Diés Iraé (2025)

    by Esha Ann Mariya Malayalam horror cinema grows out of a cultural landscape shaped by Kerala’s deep repertoire of Yakshi stories – female spirits returning from the dead burdened by grief, betrayal, desire, rage or unfinished longing. Contemporary films continue to draw from this tradition, often returning to a familiar storyline in which a woman’s…

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  • Reading a Literary Text through the Lens of Environmental Humanities
    Literary Criticism, Theory

    Reading a Literary Text through the Lens of Environmental Humanities

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    Myth, Science, and Ecological Consciousness in Vandana Singh’s The Woman Who Thought She Was a Planet and Other Stories

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  • The Poetics of the Natural World: A Literary Evolution of Ecology
    Ecologies in Context Series

    The Poetics of the Natural World: A Literary Evolution of Ecology

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  • The ‘Ungrievable’ Exodus: A Critical Analysis of Rahul Pandita’s Our Moon Has Blood Clots through the Lens of Precarity, State Failure, and Critical Theory
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    The ‘Ungrievable’ Exodus: A Critical Analysis of Rahul Pandita’s Our Moon Has Blood Clots through the Lens of Precarity, State Failure, and Critical Theory

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    The Feminised Spectre: Queer Hauntology and Masculine Hysteria in Rahul Sadasivan’s Diés Iraé (2025)

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  • Reading a Literary Text through the Lens of Environmental Humanities
    Literary Criticism, Theory

    Reading a Literary Text through the Lens of Environmental Humanities

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  • Book Discussion

    Myth, Science, and Ecological Consciousness in Vandana Singh’s The Woman Who Thought She Was a Planet and Other Stories

    latitudeliterary
  • The Poetics of the Natural World: A Literary Evolution of Ecology
    Ecologies in Context Series

    The Poetics of the Natural World: A Literary Evolution of Ecology

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