English Department

RESEARCH

Research Projects:

Anindita Chatterjee:

 

  1. “Sari Story: Dressing the Indian Woman through History, Tracing the Origin, Growth and Evolution of Traditional Indian wear” funded by ICSSR in 2017 (F. NO: 02/286/2017-18/RP/Minor, dated 28/2/2018). Sanctioned Amount 200000/- (Two Lakhs)

 

Antara Mukherjee:

  1. Presented the final outcome/ India report on British Council Global Patch Work Project – “Crafting Futures: India-UK Collaboration Scheme, 2023”. My paper on ‘Patch work, West Bengal: A Crafting Future’s women’s community cotton craft e-commerce network’ was received well at University of Liverpool, UK, on May 25, 2023.

 

 

Research Collaborations

Anindita Chatterjee:

  1. As Research Collaborator in a Two-Day workshop on Digital Humanities organised by the Department of English, Pondicherry University on March 9th and 10th, 2020

 

Antara Mukherjee:

  1. One of the Project contributors (Honorary Research Associate) of “Modernity, Nationhood and the Unconscious : Abanindranath Tagore and the Garden House in Konnagar” (https://gardenhouse.archiam.co.uk/)

 

Nilanjana Chatterjee (Das)

  1. a) As Research Collaborator and Subject Expert for the project titled “Graphic Novel-based Pedagogy for Teaching Grammar in Schools” (The Teaching Learning Centre, IIT Kharagpur) from 01-12-2018 to 05-12-2018.

 

  1. b) Associateship of the U.G.C. Inter-University Centre for Humanities and Social Sciences (IUC), at the Indian Institute of Advanced Study, Shimla from 2024-2026.

 

 

Research as Resource Person

 

March 20, 2024

Talk on Colonial Encounter and Cultural Legacy: Tracing the Sweet Route of “Jalbhara Sandesh” organized at New Alipore College with resource person as Dr. Antara Mukherjee, Assistant Professor in English, Durgapur Government College

Anindita Chatterjee

  • Invited Talks:
  1. 1st June Acted as a resource person and delivered an invited lecture on Apocalypse in Popular Imagination to the Fourth semester Post Graduate students of Dept of English, St. Paul’s Cathedral Mission College, Kolkata.
  2. February 16th, 2022. Acted as Invited Speaker and delivered a special lecture on Life in the Times of Covid: Pandemic and Popular Cinema in the Faculty Induction Programme (FIP) at the University of Calcutta.
  3. 27th November, 2021 Delivered an invited Lecture “On Impact of Covid-19 Pandemic on Cinema and Popular Culture” on in the Faculty Induction Programme (FIP) at the University of Calcutta.
  4. 24th November, Delivered an invited lecture on “Gender Inequality and Higher Education” in India on in the Faculty Induction Programme (FIP) at the University of Calcutta
  5. 19th March, Delivered an invited lecture on Women in Higher Education in the Faculty Induction Programme (FIP) on at the University of Calcutta
  6. 22th July, Delivered an online invited Special lecture on “Flashing Eyes and Floating Hair: Of Madness and Poetic Imagination. Looking at Coleridge’s Kubla Khan” at Sadhan Chandra Mahavidyalaya, South 24 Parganas.
  7. 30th July, 2020. Delivered an invited online lecture on “Pandemic and Popular Cinema” at the Seven-day National Level Virtual conference organised by Bishop Caldwell College, Maravanmadam, Tuticorin on Pandemic, Survival and Literature.
  8. 8th February, 2017. Delivered an invited talk as resource person on “Representation of Utopian Happy families in Popular Hindi Cinema” at the UGC Sponsored International Conference on A Good Place: Representations of the Utopic organized by The Department of English, University of Kalyani.

 

Antara Mukherjee

 

  1. a) Invited to present “Nawabi Calcutta: an overlooked era” at the Bicentennial Birth Anniversary of Nawab Wajid Ali Shah at Dhano Dhanyo Auditorium on July 22, 2023.
  2. b) Invited to deliver Independence Day address from West Bengal – “Vande Mataram: National Song from Hooghly” at All India Independence Day Programme on 15 August, 2023. The paper is part of a book “Chapters of Shared History” and would be published soon by Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage, New Delhi.
  3. c) Invited as Resource Person to speak on the Docudrama “Samayita, the healer” by the IQAC, Gurudas College, Kolkata on Nov 24, 2023.
  4. d) Invited as a Resource Person at a National Seminar to speak on ‘Literature and Performances in the Twentieth Century’ at Department of English, Behala College on Nov 28, 2023.
  5. e) Invited to present a paper entitled ‘Tracing social diversity in gastronomical delights: a food walk through Kidderpore Area’ at a Three-day National Seminar, organized by Dept of History, School of Media Communication and Culture, SPAARC Project on Re-defining India’s Intangible Cultural Heritage and Know Your Neighbour on 30 Jan -1 Feb, 2024.
  6. f) Invited to present a talk on ‘Colonial encounter and Cultural legacy: Tracing the sweet route of Jalbhara Sandesh’ organized by Dept. of English and The Culture Competence Building Cell of New Alipore College on 20th March, 2024.
  7. g) Invited as Resource Person to speak on “Literary Representation of Muslim Identity and Struggle in Talashnama” on 13 July, 2024 at the launch of Chair for the Reader initiative at Alipore Jail Museum.

 

Nilanjana Chatterjee (Das)

  1. August 22-25, 2024. “Indigenous Naga ‘People Stories’ as Heritage: Methodologizing Multi-Storey Lived Knowledge” in Redefining Tangible and Intangible Cultural Heritage: A Four-Day Workshop Exploring Global Perspectives and Practices and their Lessons for India” at Ahmedabad University, Gujarat.
  2. March 27, 2024. Historical Reconstruction of Naga Indigenous Food Sovereignty versus British Colonization: Contextualizing Naga Anglophone Novels at Indian Institute of Advanced Study,
  3. October 10, 2023. Contextualizing Indian Anglophone Trans Autobiographical Narratives at Women’s College, Calcutta (organized by Gender Sensitization Cell in collaboration with IQAC of Women’s College, Calcutta).
  4. May 20, 2023. Feminism and the Four Waves. Department of English, St. Paul’s Cathedral Mission College, Kolkata.
  5. May 17, 2023. Theorizing Domesticity. Department of English, St. Paul’s Cathedral Mission College, Kolkata.
  6. August 8, 2022. Ecoethics and Coexistence: Theory and Praxis. Department of English in Collaboration with IQAC, Jamini Roy College, Bankura, West Bengal.
  7. April 18, 2022. Effective Writing Skills. Career Counselling and Placement Cell in collaboration with Department of English, Durgapur Government College.
  8. November 27, 2021. An Analysis of Kamala Bhasin’s “Understanding Gender.” Daylong International Webinar on Figuring Femininity organized by Gender Sensitization Subcommittee, Government General Degree College Salboni.
  9. July 19, 2020. Introducing Feminism. Department of English, Milagres College (Kallianpur, Karnataka).
  10. June 21, 2020. Feminist Criticism: Theory and Culture. Department of English, Bishop Caldwell College.
  11. February 8, 2017. “In Search of a Utopic Diaspora House Space: Examining Select Video Clips sent by a Daughter to her Mother” at the UGC Sponsored International Conference on A Good Place: Representations of the Utopic organized by The Department of English, University of Kalyani.

 

Somrita Dey (Mondal)

  1. Presented paper on ‘Ravan in the New Millennium: A Study of Anand Neelakantan’s Asura : Tale of the Vanquished’, in the National Conference on ‘New National Allegories: 21st Century India in Indian English Novel’, organized by Department of English, Zakir Husain Delhi College (Evening), University of Delhi, on 13 March, 2024.
  2. Presented paper on “R.K. Narayan’s Rosie as the ‘Snake Woman’: A Posthumanist Perspective” at the two-day International Conference on ‘Posthuman Condition in the Anthropocene’, held on 02-03 March 2024 at the Centre for Research in Posthumanities, Bankura University, India.
  3. Delivered a Special Lecture, entitled “Interrogating Ability: Re-mapping Surpanakha’s Mutilation” on International Women’s Day, commemorated by the Women’s Cell, Durgapur Government Collegenon 08.03.2024.
  4. Delivered an invited talk on ‘Browning’s ‘‘My Last Duchess’- The Text and the Context’ on 14 May, 2024 ,in the International Lecture Series jointly organized by Manbhum Mahavidyalaya, Raghunathpur College and Santaldih College.

Samprikta Pal

  1. Delivered invited lecture on Tintin in Tibet titled “The Curious Incident of the Boy in the Mountain” on 12.12.2023 at the Department of English. Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam Government College, New Town.

 

 

  1. Conference Presentations:

Anindita Chatterjee

 

  1. 29th July, Presented a paper on “Teaching Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone: Wizarding in a Muggle Classroom” at International Conference on Teaching English Literature and Interdisciplinarity, East West University, Bangladesh, Dhaka.
  2. 12th November, 2021. Presented a paper on Depiction of Pandemic and Pain in Popular cinema in the 21st Melow International Conference on “Illness, Healing and the Literary Imagination” held in the Shoolini University, Solan.
  3. July 20th, 2021. Presented a paper on “You are What you Eat: Food and Popular Culture” at the Sixteenth International Conference on Social Sciences on The Opportunities of Crisis: Resilience and Change in World History, organised by the Oxford Brookes University, London.
  4. 17th April, 2021. Presented a paper on “The Long wait for homecoming: Looking at the lives of Oil Field Wives” in the Three Day International Virtual Conference on Gender Studies and Women Empowerment organised by Department of Management, Humanities and Social Sciences, National Institute of Technology, Agartala.
  5. 25th July, 2020. Presented a paper on “Lakhsmi Panchali: A Study of Women and Bengali Hindu Domestic Space” in the International Webinar on Transforming Disciplines: The Impact of Gender by the department of English, Hiralal Bhakat College, Nalhati, Birbhum.
  6. July 13th, 2020. Presented a paper on “Interrogating Motherhood” on July 12th in the Two-Day National Level Webinar on Politics of Representation: A Literary Perspective organized by Sudhiranjan Lahiri Mahavidyalaya in collaboration with the Department of English, Rishi Bankim Chandra College for Women.
  7. 20th December, 2019. Presented a paper on “Absolute Trust in the Goodness of the Earth: An Ecofeminist Reading of Alice Walker’s The Colour Purple” in an ICSSR Sponsored National Seminar organized by Post Graduate Department of English, Triveni Devi Bhalotia College, Ranigunj, in collaboration with Kazi Nazrul Islam Mahavidyalaya, Churulia entitled Re-Thinking Literature: Eco-Criticism and Socio-Economic Concerns.
  8. 10th August, 2019. Presented a paper on “Carriers of Cultures: Conservers of Identity, Journey of the Women in Indian Diaspora in US. in a national level seminar organised by IQAC, East Calcutta Girls’ College, Lake Town in collaboration with the University of Gour Banga, Department of Education and Sociology, WBSU on Value Crisis and the Role of Women.
  9. 9th February 2018. Presented a paper on Tagore the Brand Ambassador and the World of Advertisements at the 25th Annual International Conference of the Centre of Studies in Romantic Literature the Centre for Studies in Romantic Literature In collaboration with The Bengal Club, Kolkata.
  10. 7th January, 2018. Presented a paper on Shahrukh Khan: The Fantasy of the Common Indian at The International Conference on Person, Culture and Society organized by the Institute of Cross-Cultural Studies, NC, USA in collaboration with Derozio Memorial College, Kolkata.
  11. 1st July, 2017. Presented a paper on Sindoor Fetish in Hindu Culture at the 3rd International Conference jointly organised by Paschimbanga Anchalik Itihas o Loksanskriti Charcha Kendra and Bidhannagar College.
  12. 8th March, 2017. Presented a paper on “Questioning Stereotypes and the idea of Women Empowerment in the poems of Eunice de Souza” at the UGC Sponsored National Seminar on Women’s Economic Empowerment and Inclusive Growth organized by the Department of Economics, Kazi Nazrul Mahavidyalaya. Churulia, Burdwan, West Bengal.
  13. 22nd February, 2017. Presented a paper on “Agha Shahid Ali and his Paradise Lost: A Study of Terror-Torn Kashmir and Poetry as an antidote to pain” at the UGC Sponsored National Seminar on Terrorism and Human Rights in the Globalising World: Experience in Indian Context organized by the Department of Political Science, Sailajananda Falguni Smriti Mahavidyalaya, Khayrasole, Birbhum, West Bengal

 

Nilanjana Chatterjee (Das)

  1. July 28, 2023. Indian Anglophone Trans Autobiographical Novels and Domesticity: Lesson Plan for Cultural Studies Approach in International Conference on Teaching English Literature and Interdisciplinarity at Dhaka, Bangladesh.
  2. June 07, 2023. Eco-alterity and Indigenous Naga food utopia for the dystopic world: Reading Easterine Kire in The European Association for Commonwealth Literature and Language Studies Triennial Conference 2023: Imagining Environmental Justice in a Postcolonial World at Paris, France.
  3. January 06, 2023. Naga Famine ‘People Stories’: Of Colonial Hunger Projects and Indigenous Food Sovereignty in The British Empire and Colonial Famines: History, Culture, Critique Second Conference Indian Institute of Information Technology at Guwahati, India.
  4. July 24, 2020. Visibilising Everyday Sexual Harassment in Select Contemporary Bollywood Song Narratives. International Webinar on Transforming Disciplines: The Impact of Gender at Nalhati College, West Bengal.
  5. July 1, 2017. A Presentist Study of the Morichjhapi Massacre in the 3rd International Conference jointly organised by Paschimbanga Anchalik Itihas o Loksanskriti Charcha Kendra and Bidhannagar College, Kolkata, India.
  6. March 9, 2017. Situating South Asian Muslim ‘Home Workers’ in Monica Ali and Farhana Sheikh in the UGC Sponsored National Seminar on Women’s Economic Empowerment and Inclusive Growth organized by the Department of Economics, Kazi Nazrul Mahavidyalaya. Churulia, Burdwan, West Bengal.

 

 

Samprikta Pal

  1. Presented paper titled “Desi funny girls and YouTube: the identity of the Indian female stand-up within the liminal/limit-less digital space” at the two—day international seminar on “New Media and its Publics in India” organised by the Department of Media Studies and Department of Liberal Arts, SRM University- AP, April-18-19 2024.

 

Anindita Chatterjee

  • Book Chapters
  1. (2024) “Resilience as a form of Contestation in the Poetry of John Clare” in Resilience and the Wandering Subject edited by Supriya Daniel and Anu Kuriakose, Spain: Vernon Press. ISBN: 979-8-8819-0035-9
  2. (2024) “Domestic Modernism: Situating (Anti) Home in Writings of Virginia Woolf and Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain” in Subhadeep Ray and Goutam Karmakar ed. Modernist Transitions New Delhi: Bloomsbury ISBN: 9789356404380
  3. (2023) “Slow Violence and the Desert Ecology” in Sushila Shekhawat, Rayson K. Alex, Swarnalatha Rangarajan Desertscapes in the Global South and Beyond Anthropocene Naturecultures, London and New York: Routledge. ISBN 9781032249254
  4. (2023) Absolute Trust in the Goodness of the Earth’ An Eco-Critical/Eco-Feminist Reading of Alice Walker’s The Colour Purple in Mukherjee, Banerjee Sharbani and Soumitro Roy, eds. Interrogating Eco-Literature and Sustainable Development: Theory, Text and Practice. Routledge: India
  5. (2022) “Spiritual Ecology: An Ecofeminist Study of the Jhumur Songs of Tribal Bengal” in Vakoch, Douglas and Nicole Anae ed. Indian Feminist Ecocriticism, Lexington Books; London. 9781666908718
  6. (2022) “Spaces of Cure or Confinement? Inside the Walls of the Mental Asylums of the 19th Century” in Chatterjee A (eds) Covid-19 in India, Disease, Health and Culture: Can Wellness be Far Behind? London; Routledge. ISBN 9781032292700
  7. (2021) “Questioning Stereotypes and the Idea of Motherhood as a Form of empowerment” in S. Saha (ed). Paradox of Women Empowerment Kolkata: Dhar Brothers.
  8. (2020) Chapter 1: Introduction in Re-theorising the Indian Subcontinental Diaspora: Old and New Directions. (Cambridge Scholars Publishing, Newcastle upon Tyne).

 

Antara Mukherjee

  1. a) An article entitled as “Unbelonging as belonging: Re-homing for a post-National Alter-Nation” has been published in the Seminar Proceedings bearing ISBN 978-93-340-2790-7. Pp 1-8.
  2. b) An article entitled “Provincial Home and the World: Intertwined Territories” has been accepted for publication in “The Red Earth Dialogue: An International Anthology on Tagore’s Universalism, Fragile Ecology and Brokenness” by the end of December 2024.

 

Nilanjana Chatterjee (Das)

  1. (2024). “Chapter 7: Reading River Rites and River Resilience in Naga Anglophone Novels: An attempt to restore indigenous river rights” in River Fiction of India Intersectional Flows of Narratives, Geographies, and Histories (Routledge, London).
  2. (2024). “Domestic Modernism: Situating the (Anti-) Home in the Writing of Virginia Woolf and Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain” in Modernist Transitions: Cultural Encounters between British and Bangla Modernist Fiction from 1910s to 1950s (Bloomsbury, London).
  3. (2023). “Chapter 1. Tagore’s Red Oleanders: Tracing a Root of Socialist Eco-feminism” in Interrogating Eco-Literature and Sustainable Development Theory, Text, and Practice (Routledge, London).
  4. (2023). “Chapter 4: Slow Violence and the Desert Ecology: Re-Reading Terra Nullius in Hergé’s Arab World in Desertscapes in the Global South and Beyond: Anthropocene Naturecultures (Routledge, London).
  5. (2022). “stand aside death…today is my day”: Contextualizing the Naga Esotericism in Easterine Kire’s Novels in Covid-19 in India, Disease, Health and Culture (Routledge, London).
  6. (2022). Chapter 8: Women and Natural Resource Management in Naga Folktales and “Peoplestories”: Situating Easterine Kire’s Fiction in Indian Feminist Ecocriticism. (Lexington Books, Maryland US).
  7. (2020). Chapter 6: Stitching-up Indian Subcontinental Muslim Home Workers in Ali’s Brick Lane and Sheikh’s The Red Box in Re-theorising the Indian Subcontinental Diaspora: Old and New Directions. (Cambridge Scholars Publishing, Newcastle upon Tyne).

 

Somrita Dey (Mondal)

  1. Published a Book Chapter titled ‘Reading Samhita Arni’s The Missing Queen as a Critique of ‘India Shining” in Bikshan. ISBN- 978-93-6128-474-8.

 

  • Edited Books

 

Anindita Chatterjee

  1. Coedited with Nilanjana Chatterjee. Covid-19 in India, Disease, Health and Culture (Routledge, London).
  2. Coedited with Nilanjana Chatterjee. Re-theorising the Indian Subcontinental Diaspora: Old and New Directions. (Cambridge Scholars Publishing, Newcastle upon Tyne)

 

Nilanjana Chatterjee (Das)

  1. Coedited with Anindita Chatterjee. Covid-19 in India, Disease, Health and Culture (Routledge, London).
  2. Coedited with Anindita Chatterjee. Re-theorising the Indian Subcontinental Diaspora: Old and New Directions. (Cambridge Scholars Publishing, Newcastle upon Tyne)

 

(C) Monograph

 

Nilanjana Chatterjee (Das)

  1. Reading Jhumpa Lahiri: Women, Domesticity and the Indian American Diaspora (Routledge, London).

 

Journal Publication

 

Anindita Chatterjee

  1. (2024). “Arab World in Hergé’s The Adventures of Tintin: Making Visible the Idea of Terra Nullius.” Contemporary Review of the Middle East. (Scopus Indexed)
  2. (2023). Issue Editorial: (Re)storying Indian Handloom Saree Culture. Café Dissensus online journal (Re)storying Indian Handloom Saree Culture (Issue 68). ISSN 2373-177X.
  3. (2022) “Weaves and Voices: Tracing the Journey of the Indian Saree,” Textile: Cloth and Culture, Volume 20, April, 2022. Pp 224-234 (Scopus Indexed)
  4. (2022) “The Long Wait for Homecoming”: Looking at the Lives of Oil Field Wives in COVID-19 Times”, Contemporary Review of the Middle East, Volume 9, Issue 4, December, 2022 pp 444-460. (Scopus indexed)
  5. (2021) “I love being recognized. I love people loving me.’ Shahrukh Khan and the Celebrity Culture”. Academia Letters, 448. ISSN: 2771-9359
  6. (2021) “The #100sareepact: Celebration of the traditional culture and handloom of India by women in Digital Space” Women’s Link. Published by Dept of English, Journal of Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi, Volume 28, No 2, July 2021 pp 24-28. ISSN: 2229-6409
  7. (2020) “Sometimes you want to talk…. Looking at personal relationships, intimacies and pains in Gauri Deshpande’s Poetry”, Newsletter: Journal of Women’s Studies Centre, Lady Brabourne College, ISSN: 2395-4299 Kolkata, pp 160-167
  8. (2020) “Life in Pandemic: Looking at Covid-19” Symposium, 2020 Loss, Anxiety and Separation in Literature, published by St Paul’s College, Kolkata. ISSN 2320-1452. December pp 78-86.

 

Antara Mukherjee

  1. An Essay, entitled ‘Puja Vacation, has been judged as the Editor’s pick of the week in an International online literary magazine, headquartered at Singapore, ‘Kitaab’, on 3rd October, 2023. https://kitaab.org/2023/10/03/essay-puja-vacation-by-antara-mukherjee/
  2. An article entitled ‘Posthumous pages’ has been published in Café Dissensus, Volume 69, on 7th December, 2023. https://cafedissensus.com/2023/12/06/posthumous-pages/
  3. An article entitle ‘When the Cobra came Home’ has been published in the Borderless Journal, ISSN 2737-4688, from Singapore, on 16th January, 2024. https://borderlessjournal.com/2024/01/16/when-the-cobra-came-home/

 

 

Nilanjana Chatterjee (Das)

  1. (December 2024). “A ‘Hijra’ House of ‘Their’ Own: Reading Trans Domesticity in Indian Anglophone Trans Autobiographical Narratives.” Vol 10 No 2 (2024). Metacritic Journal for Comparative Studies and Theory. (Scopus Indexed)
  2. (30 September 2024). “Indian Theatre in the Past Tense: Contextualizing Language and Culture.” Issue 39. Ishal Paithrkam, Kerala. (UGC Care listed)
  3. (27 August 2024). “An Indigenous History of Traditional Naga Food Resilience during British Colonial Battles”. Vol. 31 No. 1 (2024): Studies in Humanities and Social Sciences. (UGC Care listed)
  4. (March 2024). “Arab World in Hergé’s The Adventures of Tintin: Making Visible the Idea of Terra Nullius.” Contemporary Review of the Middle East. DOI: 1177/23477989231221348. (Scopus Indexed)
  5. (16 December 2023). “(Surface) Reading the Interface between the Naga Author Easterine Kire and Select YouTube Channels: A Netnographic Study ESSACHESS: Journal for Communication. (Scopus Indexed)
  6. (07 November 2023). “It takes the shape that you are”: Reading the Interface between Sari and Transnational Identity Formation. Café Dissensus online journal (Re)storying Indian Handloom Saree Culture (Issue 68).
  7. (20 December 2022). Ecological ‘Self’ vs the Ecological ‘Other’: Indigenous Naga Ecotopia for the Dystopic World. Metacritic Journal: For Comparative Studies and Theory (Issue 8). (Scopus Indexed).
  8. January 2022. The E-turn of the Naga English Writings. https://map.sahapedia.org/article/The-E-turn-of-the-Naga-English-Writings:-Easterine-Kire-and-Culture-Production/11621.
  9. March 2020. Can the Bollywood Song Narratives Speak?. Newsletter: Journal of Women’s Studies Centre, Lady Brabourne College, ISSN: 2395-4299.
  10. June 2019. “Morichjhapi in Amitav Ghosh’s The Hungry Tide: A Presentist Reading.” Bankura Christian College: Wesleyan Journal of Research, Vol 12. ISSN: 0975-1386 (UGC Care listed)
  11. November 2018. “Parul in Jhumpa Lahiri’s “Hema and Kaushik.” Litscape: Journal of VUETC, A National Level Peer-Reviewed Refereed Journal of Literature & Culture Studies, Special Issue: Indian Diasporic Literature, Vol 11, No 1, ISSN: 0976-9064. (UGC Care listed)

 

Sunrita Chakravarti

  1. (2022). ‘Knowing the Unknowable: Methodological Concerns of Understanding the Holocaust through Testimony’, Trivium: A Multidisciplinary Journal of Humanities of Chandernagore College, Vol.6, No. 2, Issue 11 (ISSN: 2583-0422).
  2. Writing on the Body: Indigenous Medicine and Bangla Periodicals (1850-1901) in Social Trends: Journal of the Department of Sociology of North Bengal University, Vol.10, 31 March, 2023.
  3. The Saree as School Uniform: Narratives of (Dis)empowerment in Café Dissensus, Issue 68 (Re)storying Indian Handloom Saree Culture, Sunrita Chakravarti, Assistant Professor, Durgapur Government College published in July 2023

 

Invited Positions

Anindita Chatterjee

  1. Member of UGBOS, Kazi Nazrul University, Asansol
  2. Acted as Reviewer for Asian Journal of Women’s Studies (Sage, London)
  3. c) Acted as Reviewer Textile: Cloth and Culture (Routledge, London)

 

 

Nilanjana Chatterjee (Das)

  1. As Thesis Evaluator (Mahatma Gandhi University: Kottayam, India)
  2. As Reviewer (Asian Studies, Routledge: London, England)
  3. AS Reviewer (Journal of International Women’s Studies, Bridgewater State University, US)
  4. As Reviewer (AlterNative: An International Journal of Indigenous Peoples, New Zealand)

 

 

No. Name of the Faculty Member Department

 

 Name of the Event Organized by

(Name of External Agency)

 Date of the event
1 Dr. Nilanjana Chatterjee English Invited lecture on “Reading Jhumpa Lahiri: Women: Domesticityand the Indian American Diaspora” in the Lecture Series, INFLUX 21: THE SURGE OF IDEAS Postgraduate and Research Department of English, Mar Ivanios College, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerela 10-09-2021
2 Dr. Nilanjana Chatterjee English Invited Lecture entitled “An Analysis of Kamla Bhasin;s Understanding Gender” in the Daylong Webinar on “Figuring Femininity” Gender Sensitization Sub-Committee, Government General Degree College, Salboni 27-11-2021
3 Dr. Nilanjana Chatterjee English Invited lecture on “Indigenous Ecoethics and Coexistence: theory and Praxis” Jamini Roy College, Beliatore, Bankura 08-08-2022
4 Dr. Nilanjana Chatterjee English Invited lecture on “Feminism and the four Waves” Post-Graduate Department of English, St. Paul’s Cathedral Mission College 17-05-2023 and 20-05-2023

BOOK CHAPTERS (2019 ONWARDS)

No. Name of the teacher Title of the book/book chapters published Year of publication ISBN/ISSN number Name of the publisher
1 Dr. Ramit Das and Manjari Ghosh All her Love Was Reserved for Animals?” Reassessing Emily Bronte from the Perspective of Animal Studies (Page 65) Title of Book: An Enigma called Emily-Reassessing Emily Bronte after 200 years 2019 978-81-940961-1-5 Department of English, Diamond Harbour Women’s University, 2019, West Bengal
2 Dr. Anindita Chatterjee Questioning Stereotypes and the Idea of Motherhood as a Form of Empowerment 2021 978-93-80673-90-5 U. N. Dhur & Sons Private Limited
3 Dr. Nilanjana Chatterjee Situating Contemporary Bollywood Songs of Women’s Disempowerment 2021 978-93-80673-90-5 U. N. Dhur & Sons Private Limited
4 Dr. Nilanjana Chatterjee ““stand aside death…today is my day” in the edited book, Covid-19 in India, Disease, Health and Culture 2022 978-1-032-29268-7 Routledge
(Taylor & Francis Group)
[London and New York]
5 Dr. Anindita Chatterjee “Spaces of Cure or Confinement? Inside the Walls of the Mental Asylums of the 19th Century” in the book Covid-19 in India, Disease, Health and Culture 2022 978-1-032-29268-7 Routledge
(Taylor & Francis Group)
[London and New York]
6 Dr. Anindita Chatterjee Indian Feminist Ecocriticism 2022 978-1-666-90871-8 Lexington Books
7 Dr. Nilanjana Chatterjee Indian Feminist Ecocriticism 2022 978-1-666-90871-8 Lexington Books
8 Dr. Nilanjana Chatterjee Reading Jhumpa Lahiri: Women, Domesticity and the Indian American Diaspora 2022 978-1-032-08157-1 Routledge
(Taylor & Francis Group)
[London and New York]