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Rupkatha Journal on Interdisciplinary Studies in Humanities Rupkatha Journal on Interdisciplinary Studies in Humanities The journal seeks to promote criticism of emerging literature, innovation and art.

Introduction
The Rupkatha Journal on Interdisciplinary Studies in Humanities (ISSN 0975-2935) derives its name from ‘rup’ (form) and ‘katha’ (words), which, when combined, mean ‘myth’ in Bengali. The journal gets its inspiration from the etymology and follows the principle that anything which has a form, visual, aural or mental could be studied from interdisciplinary perspectives. One of its basic

objectives is to promote interdisciplinary research for the study of the human condition, culture and the elimination of discrimination in a globally connected world. History
Rupkatha was founded as a non-commercial open access initiative in India in 2008 by Tirtha Prasad Mukhopadhyay and Tarun Tapas Mukherjee. The journal incorporates technologically advanced formats of publications and maintains high standardization for diffusion and visibility of academic content. Since its inception, Rupkatha prioritized innovation and outreach in a global context. Open Access Statement
The journal continues to support and spread awareness about OA in India and abroad. We have a firm conviction in Open Access philosophy and strongly support Open Access Initiatives. Rupkatha signed the Budapest Open Access Initiative. In conformity to this, the content of publications is primarily guided by possibilities of the open nature of knowledge, and freedom of access for all. Content Licensing
The journal allows readers to freely read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link full texts of articles and use them for other lawful purposes. Articles, book reviews and other published items are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License. Scope
Why Interdisciplinary Studies in Humanities? The fundamental idea for interdisciplinarity derives from an evolutionary necessity; namely the need to confront and interpret complex systems. An entity that is studied can no longer be analyzed in terms of its singular objectivity but as a contending hierarchy of discourses emerging from multiple or variable branches of knowledge. We encourage authors to engage in inter political and intercultural discussion involving interdisciplinary perspectives from areas within and beyond humanities and the humanist sciences, wherever applicable. Authors must be first sure of the high value of their papers in their comparison to international standards and then submit their papers. Submission areas include but are not limited to the following

Aesthetic Studies: critical discussion, case study, computational analysis
Animal Studies: Ethics, Aesthetics, Sports, Civilization and Biodiversity
Cultural Studies, Critical Religion
Consciousness and Intelligence
Digital Humanities: Arts, Literature and the Digital Media
Education Psychology, Applied Psychology
Emerging Critical Theories involving Interdisciplinary Studies
Environmental Studies and the theories of Evolution
Ethnography, Ethnomusicology
Fine Arts and Visual Studies
Gender Studies: critical discussion, case study, survey
Health Humanities
Historiography, Memory, History of Emotions
History of Science
Human Rights Studies in Arts and Literature
Interdisciplinary Approaches to Literature and Arts
Linguistics and Language Teaching
Film & Media Studies
Performance Studies
Sci-Fi: the aesthetics of science, the science of aesthetics
Scientific Philosophy: Artificial Intelligence, Biology, Economics, Neuroscience, and Psychology
World History of Literature and Art
World literatures and indigenous studies
Frequency
Quarterly with themed issues. Peer Review
All materials submitted to Rupkatha go through Editorial screening and a Double-Blind Peer Review Process. Submission Schedule
Authors are asked to look for appropriate CFPs and submit accordingly. Call for Papers
Calls for publications are advertised on all international CFP sites. Rupkatha CFPs can be posted, reposted, forwarded and advertised by anybody on any form on the media. For getting CFPs automatically to your mailbox, subscribe with us for free. Contact us for any advice or help regarding the submission of articles at [email protected]. Publisher
Aesthetics Media Services

New Article || Visual Narratives in Music: Exploring Leonard Cohen’s Album ArtBy Pragati Das & Dr Mita Bandyopadhyay, Te...
29/12/2024

New Article || Visual Narratives in Music: Exploring Leonard Cohen’s Album Art
By Pragati Das & Dr Mita Bandyopadhyay, Techno India University, West Bengal.

"Leonard Cohen’s album covers present the visual identity of his music and set the tone for the auditory experience. As marketing tools, these covers would attract potential listeners and convey Cohen’s brand and extensions of his artistic expression. This paper focuses on how Cohen's music and visual art synergize to form a unified artistic experience."
Read at https://rupkatha.com/v16n411/

New Article || Mapping Urban Transformation in Himachal Pradesh: A Geospatial Exploration of Tourism-Driven DevelopmentB...
29/12/2024

New Article || Mapping Urban Transformation in Himachal Pradesh: A Geospatial Exploration of Tourism-Driven Development
By Swamy Naidu & Aniket Alam, IIIT Hyderabad.

"Celebrated for its stunning landscapes, Himachal Pradesh has become a renowned tourist destination, experiencing a surge in visitors. Since the 1980s, the state has witnessed significant economic growth, supported by a boom in the tourism industry. This research aims to correlate tourism with economic growth and analyse the unique tourism-driven development of Himachal Pradesh."
Read at https://rupkatha.com/v16n410/

New Article || AI-Driven Language Learning: The Impact of Rosetta Stone on ESL Students' Speaking Proficiency and Self-C...
29/12/2024

New Article || AI-Driven Language Learning: The Impact of Rosetta Stone on ESL Students' Speaking Proficiency and Self-Control
By Dr Ganesh Dandu, Vignan’s Institute of Information Technology;
Dr Gomatam Mohana Charyulu, VFSTR Deemed to be University
& KSNVL Lavanya Kumari, Andhra University.
Read at https://rupkatha.com/v16n409/

New Article || Reproduction, Society and Modern Medicine: Unveiling the Intricacies of the Fertility Industry in India t...
28/12/2024

New Article || Reproduction, Society and Modern Medicine: Unveiling the Intricacies of the Fertility Industry in India through the Movie Good Newwz (2019)
By Anubhuti Walia, NIT Jalandhar & Dr Preeti Puri, NIT Hamirpur.

"The article analyzes Raj Mehta’s Good Newwz (2019) as a social commentary on India’s fertility industry, highlighting how socio-cultural pressures, marketing strategies, and profit-driven healthcare practices commodify infertility solutions. Using feminist, sociological, and ethical perspectives, it critiques the disregard for patient-centered care and raises awareness about exploitative practices in the industry."
Read at https://rupkatha.com/v16n408/

New Article || Unveiling Transgender Narratives: A Critical Analysis of Their Representation in Malayalam CinemaBy Moham...
28/12/2024

New Article || Unveiling Transgender Narratives: A Critical Analysis of Their Representation in Malayalam Cinema
By Mohamed Rashid VP, University of Hyderabad.
& Sourav V2 & Dr Bangalore Morarji, Vellore Institute of Technology.
Read at https://rupkatha.com/v16n407/

New Article || Exploring the Alt News Phenomenon: A Case Study of One of India’s Most Prominent Fact-Checking Campaigns....
28/12/2024

New Article || Exploring the Alt News Phenomenon: A Case Study of One of India’s Most Prominent Fact-Checking Campaigns.
By Dr Rositta Joseph Valiyamattam, Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, U.K.
Read at https://rupkatha.com/v16n406/.

New Article || Beyond the Limits of Constructed Identity: Teeth as Deleuzoguattarian Partial Objects in Edgar Allan Poe’...
28/12/2024

New Article || Beyond the Limits of Constructed Identity: Teeth as Deleuzoguattarian Partial Objects in Edgar Allan Poe’s “Berenice”.
By Shefali, NIT Jalandhar & Dr Preeti Puri, NIT Hamirpur.

"This article analyzes Edgar Allan Poe’s “Berenice” through the Deleuzoguattarian lens of partial objects, arguing that the narrator’s fixation on Berenice’s teeth is not a mere obsession but an attempt to resist logocentric constraints and reclaim bodily autonomy. It highlights how teeth, as nomadic partial objects, challenge the notion of a cohesive organism and disrupt the narrator’s imposed monomaniacal identity."
Read at https://rupkatha.com/v16n405/

New Article || Exploring Helplessness and Stress Coping Strategies Among Sexual Minority: A Cross-Sectional StudyBy Priy...
28/12/2024

New Article || Exploring Helplessness and Stress Coping Strategies Among Sexual Minority: A Cross-Sectional Study
By Priyambada K. Verma & Dr Yogesh Deshpande, Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology, Nagpur.
Read at https://rupkatha.com/v16n404/

New Article || Unveiling the ‘Mask of Motherhood’: Daughter Decodes Mother’s Postpartum Struggle in Maya Shanbhag Lang’s...
28/12/2024

New Article || Unveiling the ‘Mask of Motherhood’: Daughter Decodes Mother’s Postpartum Struggle in Maya Shanbhag Lang’s Memoir What We Carry (2020)
By Sumana Mukherjee & Dr Amrita Satapathy, IIT Bhubaneswar.

"Motherhood has long been idealized as an archetype of strength, competence, and boundless affection, creating unrealistic expectations for mothers. Using Susan Maushart's concept of the "mask of motherhood" and Andrea O'Reilly's theory of "empowered mothering," this paper examines how Maya's struggles and her mother's condition reveal maternal guilt, the fragility of motherhood, and a redefined, empowered perspective on mothering."
Read at https://rupkatha.com/v16n403/

New CFP for the New Year || Vol 17 No 1 2025“Transforming Humanities: Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, and Human-Compu...
28/12/2024

New CFP for the New Year || Vol 17 No 1 2025
“Transforming Humanities: Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, and Human-Computer Interaction”
More details at https://rupkatha.com/callforpapers.php

About the Conference: Critical Gender Studies Now: Interdisciplinary InterventionsCGSJ-IC 2025 seeks to advance the conv...
21/12/2024

About the Conference:
Critical Gender Studies Now: Interdisciplinary Interventions
CGSJ-IC 2025 seeks to advance the conversation around critical gender studies by integrating diverse perspectives from multiple disciplines that contribute to the singular cause of Gender Equality. The conference is dedicated to creating a platform where scholars can share insights, challenge existing paradigms, and inspire transformative change. Through collaborative dialogue and interdisciplinary exchange, we hope to generate new ideas that can be translated into actionable strategies for real-world impact.
More: https://cgsjournal.com/cgsj-ic-2025/

Examining Narrative Possibilities in Hyper-text Fiction: A Study Beyond the Territory of Print Fiction in Quibbling and ...
01/12/2024

Examining Narrative Possibilities in Hyper-text Fiction: A Study Beyond the Territory of Print Fiction in Quibbling and Patchwork Girl || By Pooja Bhuyan & Rajashree Dutta, Assistant Professors, Sibsagar Girls’ College, Sivasagar, Assam.

This paper examines the narrative structure of the hypertext fiction Quibbling by Carolyn Guyer and Patchwork Girl by Shelley Jackson, exploring how narrative functions through nodes and links distinct from traditional print fiction. It discusses the fluidity of hypertext narratives, the shifting roles of authors and readers, and how hyper-fiction bridges the gap between post-structuralist theory and practice. It traces the evolution of hyper-fiction, highlighting technological advancements and contributions of print precursors.
Interested people may read at https://rupkatha.com/v16n305/

New Article || Climate Collapse and the Rise of the Posthuman: A Study on Karen Malpede’s Other Than We: A Cli-Fi Fable ...
01/12/2024

New Article || Climate Collapse and the Rise of the Posthuman: A Study on Karen Malpede’s Other Than We: A Cli-Fi Fable
By Supthita Pal & Dr Dhishna Pannikot, NIT Karnataka.

This paper explores the ecological themes in Karen Malpede’s play "Other Than We" (2019), focusing on its critique of anthropocentrism in the Anthropocene era. The play examines how technological advancements drive humanity to confine the earth's ecosystem to a dystopian dome, disrupting natural equilibrium. The analysis emphasizes the play’s posthuman perspective as a means to challenge human-centric ideologies and address ecological crises.
Read this at https://rupkatha.com/v16n313g/

New Article || The Afterlife of a ‘Sexual Revolution’: Revisiting Responses to Deepa Mehta’s Fire (1996) || By Ashmita B...
01/12/2024

New Article || The Afterlife of a ‘Sexual Revolution’: Revisiting Responses to Deepa Mehta’s Fire (1996) || By Ashmita Biswas, PhD Scholar, Dept of English, St. Xavier’s College (Autonomous), Kolkata.

Deepa Mehta's 1996 film "Fire" sparked significant controversy upon its release in India in 1998. The film symbolized the nation's intolerance towards homosexuality. The public outcry and criticism of the film as anti-national have repeatedly drawn critics to discuss its role in India's sexual revolution. This paper explores the ongoing critical discourse around "Fire," examining its impact on the evolving conversations about gender, sexuality, and culture in India. It highlights the significant role 20th-century Indian cinema has played in initiating these lasting discussions.
Readers can find it at https://rupkatha.com/v16n312g/

New Article Published || Argument Patterns in Telugu Complex Predicates: Noun + Light Verb Combinations Interested peopl...
01/12/2024

New Article Published || Argument Patterns in Telugu Complex Predicates: Noun + Light Verb Combinations
Interested people may read at https://rupkatha.com/v16n311g/

🌐 Convocatoria de Ponencias: CGSJ-IC 2025 📢 I Congreso Internacional de la Revista de Estudios Críticos de Género 🌟 Tema...
23/11/2024

🌐 Convocatoria de Ponencias: CGSJ-IC 2025
📢 I Congreso Internacional de la Revista de Estudios Críticos de Género
🌟 Tema: Estudios Críticos de Género Actuales: Intervenciones Interdisciplinarias
🔶 Un Congreso Bilingüe en Inglés y Español
🎓 Organizado por: La Red de Estudios Críticos de Género (CGSN), India
En Colaboración Con:
🎓Universidad Doon, Departamento de Estudios de Español, Escuela de Idiomas, Dehradun, India
🎓Universidad Jawaharlal Nehru, Centro de Estudios de Español, Portugués, Italiano y Latinoamericanos, Escuela de Idiomas, Literatura y Estudios Culturales, Nueva Delhi, India
🎓Universidad Católica del Maule, Departamento de Lengua y Literatura Española, Talca, Chile
🚀 ¡Únete a nuestra red para avanzar el discurso sobre estudios de género, integrando diversas perspectivas de múltiples disciplinas!
🔗 Consulta todos los detalles y envía tus trabajos a: cgsjournal.com/cgsj-ic-2025

CFP: CGSJ-IC 20251st Critical Gender Studies Journal’s International ConferenceA Bilingual Conference in English and Spa...
18/11/2024

CFP: CGSJ-IC 2025
1st Critical Gender Studies Journal’s International Conference
A Bilingual Conference in English and Spanish

Organized by
Critical Gender Studies Network (CGSN), India.

In collaboration with
Doon University, Dehradun, India
Department of Spanish Studies, School of Languages

Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India
Centre of Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and Latin American Studies, School of Language, Literature and Culture Studies

Universidad Católica del Maule, Chile
Department of Spanish Language and Literature
Check full details at https://cgsjournal.com/cgsj-ic-2025/

01/11/2024

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About the Journal

Introduction

The Rupkatha Journal on Interdisciplinary Studies in Humanities (ISSN 0975-2935) derives its name from ‘rup’ (form) and ‘katha’ (words), which, when combined, mean ‘myth’ in Bengali. The journal gets its inspiration from the etymology and goes by the principle that anything which has a form, visual or mental, can come under focus.

History

Rupkatha was founded as a non-profit non-commercial open access initiative in India in 2008 by Tirtha Prasad Mukhopadhyay and Tarun Tapas Mukherjee. While Prof. Mukhopadhyay looked after the scholarly aspects, Prof. Mukherjee took care of the digital technological aspects of server configuration, hosting, web designing and journal management. The journal has a long history of technological experiments and innovations and standardization.