Vol. 8 No. 2 (2026)

Articles

• Paradox of Women in Development: INGOs and Women’s (Dis)Empowerment in Singh’s samānāntarākaś

  Bal Bahadur Thapa

  1-12

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• Listening to the Spirit of Indigenous Aesthetics in Kantara: The Legend- Chapter 1

  Dhirendra Bahadur Ayer

  13-24

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• Narrating the Fragmented Nation: Shame, Hybridity, and National Identity in Salman Rushdie’s Shame

  Kusum Ghimire

  25-32

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• The Strategic Third-Person: Narrative Distance and Agency in Rushdie's Joseph Anton

  Laxman Bhatta

  33-39

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• Spiritual Ecology and Behavioral Ethics: Enabling Pro-Environmental Actions in the Himalayan Beyuls

  Mahesh Paudyal

  40-50

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• Neo-Slave Narratives: Intergenerational Embodied Resistance in Colson Whitehead’s The Underground Railroad

  Prakash Rai, Dipankar Senehang

  51-59

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• Rethinking Writing in Nepal’s Secondary English Curriculum: A Multimodal Perspective

  Sanjeev Niraula

  60-69

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• Dependent Origination and Karuna in Human-Animal Relationship in Khumbu

  Shiva Gaire

  70-80

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