Dr. Srabani Sen Abstract: This study delves into the rich tapestry of monotheistic worship practices and musical traditions in the culturally diverse region of Bengal. Focusing on the intersection of faith and artistic expression, the research examines how monotheistic communities, including Hindus, Muslims, and Christians, engage in worship through music, […]

Sohini Sen Abstract: Space is often perceived as places where events or incidents occur. In reading space as a passive vacuum, experiences and events are very often interpreted only in terms of a chronologically structured, temporally arranged narrative. However, invoking and investigating into the specific language in which the places […]

Jayita Basak, SACT II, Department of French, Chandernagore College, Chandernagore, E-mail: basakjayita18@gmail.com Abstract: Literature is a set of written works to which we recognize an aesthetic purpose. The author describes contemporary society in his works, sometimes expressing his feelings or describing anecdotes or sometimes criticizing social problems. In the 19th […]

Dr. Amalendu Chakraborty,  Professeur de Français,  Assam University Silchar Abstract: This study delves into the ubiquitous presence of the comparison figure in the realm of language, aptly described as a figure of analogy. Drawing from the insightful analysis of Jean Milly, as articulated in “The Poetics of Texts,” the comparison […]

Richa Roy, Assistant Professor. Amity School of Foreign languages, Amity University, Kolkata, India. richaroy5080@gmail.com Résumé : « Les fleurs du mal »est une confession des espoirs, des désirs, des rêves, des échecs et des péchés. Le poète du 19e siècle, Charles Baudelaire, a écrit l’une des œuvres les plus influentes […]

Dr. Abhijit Sarkar, Associate Professor of History in WBES & OIC, Govt. General Degree College at Manbazar-II, Susunia, Purulia,W.B. Mobile: 9434112544/ Email: asarkar_dgc@yahoo.co.in (Abstract) Present paper seeks to understand the analytical component of gender and migration in labor history of colonial phase through the lenses of folk songs of Purulia, […]

Ratnadeep Roy, Research Scholar, Rabindra Sangeet Dance and Drama Department, Sangeet Bhavan, Visva Bharati Abstract: Agartala, the current capital of Tripura, was not always the centre of power and cultural significance in the region. Before Agartala, the ancient city of Udaipur held the capital status for approximately 1200 years. Originally […]

M. Nabil ERRAJI Laboratoire Langage et Société- URAC56,  Université Ibn Tofaïl, nabil.erraji@uit.ac.ma Résumé : la problématique traitée dans cette contribution interroge en premier lieu les problèmes méthodologiques relatifs à l’éthique et l’authenticité de la collecte du corpus autour de la violence verbale et en deuxième lieu, elle se demande comment […]

M. Prasad Barve Résumé Le Bengale entier (non – divisé) est riche des sites anciens archéologiques.  Sa géographie arrosée de fleuves et de rivières a façonné son histoire causant l’éveil et la chute des grands centres du pouvoir économique et politique.  Mahasthan, un petit village perché aux bords de la […]

M. Partho Das Assistant Professor (French Studies) Amity School of Foreign Languages Amity University Kolkata Konnagar, Hooghly L’Inde E-mail: parthodas.home@gmail.com Résumé: Le non-sens est une proposition ou une phrase dépourvue du sens. Il s’agit d’une notion proche de l’absurde. Selon Albert CAMUS, l’absurdité est le non-sens de la vie. L’expression […]