Dr. Meena Pydah

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Dr. Meena Pydah area of specialization is Fiction, Drama and Comparative Studies.

Teaching Assignments:

Odd Semester:    

1. B.A. 3^rd Sem.  ENM 301 – Backgrounds of Literature
2. M.A. (p) ENM 702 – Post Renaissance Drama 
3. M.B.M. 303 – Business Communication –English 
4. PGDJMC   DJM 103 – Advertising & Public Relations
5. B.SC. (Engg) – ENH 181 – Applied Grammar -1
6. B.A(H) – ENW 501 Advanced Work Experience Course in Journalism & Mass Com.

Even Semester:  

1. B.A. 3^rd Sem:  ENM 402 –Literary works since 1900
2. B.A (H) ENM 602- Shakespearean Drama
3. B.A(H) ENM 603 – Poetry from 1700 – 1800
4. BBM  ENM 403 – Business Communication -IV
5. B.Com.(H). OMH 202 – English Communication Techniques-2
6. M.A. (p) – ENM 806 – African Literature.         
7. PGDJMC – DJM -201 – Electronic Media
8. B.A (H) ENW 601 Electronic Media. Advance Work Experience Course in Journalism & Mass Communication.

Areas of Research:   African & Afro-American Literature

                                     Indian &  European Literature.

Research Interests:   Literary Theories, Diaspora Literature,Indian & Western Philosophy

Member, Editorial Board:  DEI-DEP Monthly Newsletter.,  Co-Editor, AADEI’s Newsletter[2005-2015]

Publications:

The Language of Discord in the Novels of Ngugi Wa Thiong’o’.International Journal of English Language, Literature & Humanities. Vol.1, Issue V, February,2014. Pg. 71-78

Dr. Meena Pydah. ‘Legacy of Violence in Alice Walker’s  The Third Life of Grange Copeland’. Asian resonance, Social Research Foundation, Kanpur. Issue 1, Vol.IV, January, 2015. Pg.241-244

Dr.  Meena Pydah.  ‘Dynamics of Dissonance in Alice Walker’s Novel “Meridian”.International Journal of English Language, Literature & Humanities. Vol.III, Issue VI, 2015.