A Quarterly Refereed Journal
ABSTRACT: The study analyses three selected Mizo folktales such as Thailungi, Mauruangi and Kungawrhi, in an attempt to situate the female characters in a traditional patriarchal society and highlight the roles and position of women as seen in these tales. Thailungi, Mauruangi and Kungawrhi are the central protagonists whose lives are chronicled in the selected…
Chhiar chhunzawm rawh “Situating Women in Select Mizo Folktales” »
Abstract: This paper is an attempt to highlight the evolution of feminism and its facets through select Mizo fiction. Further, it is also a study of the status of women in the past and modern in Mizo society. In the select novel Zawlpala Thlan Tlangah by Khawlkungi, women are subjected to bow under the commands…
Chhiar chhunzawm rawh “Voices of Women in Khawlkungi’s Novel Zawlpala Thlan Tlangah” »
Literature and society are inseparable: they reflect each other. While a society shapes a literary artist, a literary artist shapes a society, too, and reflects it in his/her writings. Literature, therefore, is life and life is literature. Literature reflects the age in which it is produced or written. It is an art of expressing oneself…
Chhiar chhunzawm rawh “Editorial (Vol. X Issue 3)” »
