A Quarterly Refereed Journal
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” »
Abstract: This paper specifically studies the various narratives of Nuchhungi’s childlores. It reflect the folk culture of Mizo children and examine the exciting rhymes and games often played by them and disclose the way in which they are instrumental in validating Mizo culture and teaching moral principles as well. Cultures around the world all have…
Chhiar chhunzawm rawh “Nuchhungi Renthlei: Mizo Children and their Lore” »
Abstract : Supernatural generally are things that cannot be explained by nature, they are assumed to originate from other worldly forces. So supernatural story is a sort of story which in some way makes use of ghosts, good and evil spirits and things that go bump in the night, magic, witchcraft and beyond sensory perception;…
Chhiar chhunzawm rawh “Supernatural Tales: As Displayed in Mizo’s Lore” »