Scholar
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| Name: | Suparna Roy |
| Designation: | Scholar |
| Department: | English |
| Research Area: | Gender studies, English and Indian Literature |
| Organization: | Independent Researcher |
| Contact: | Contact Reviewer |
| Qualification: | Masters |
| About: | Suparna Roy is a high-school English Teacher and an Independent Researcher. She has completed her M.A, and B.ED. Her research interests include Gender Studies, India English Literature, Caste, and Cultural field. She has more than 15 publications (journals, chapters in edited books, pre-prints, magazines) and 30+ presentations until date. She has also completed a research project under Think India Tribal Rights Forum (one month), where her topic of research was- Tribal Women, Traditional Occupation and Kinship Ties: A Queer View of the Socio-Economic Status of the Mewar Tribes. Her current project included the Summer Sexuality Fellowship 2022 from California Institute of Integrated Studies for three months- June 3rd to September 1st to conduct a research under Dr. Penny Harvey and Dr. Michelle Marzullo (virtually). |
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Journal
| Author: | Suparna Roy |
| Title: | Marginalized Culture: Reflecting on Menstrual Discourse in Assam and West Bengal from the Lens of Gender Theory |
| Publication Year: ISSN: Volume: Issue: |
2022 2454-1745 7 |
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| Author: | Suparna Roy |
| Title: | Reflection of the “inherent link” between Gender and Sexuality: A ‘queer’ view to the portrayal of Women characters in Herland, Things Fall Apart, Bombay Brides and The Winner Stands Alone |
| Publication Year: ISSN: Volume: Issue: |
2021 2685-5143 4 1 |
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