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Mr. Hemanth M

Assistant professor

Mr. Hemanth M is currently working as Assistant Professor of English at the School of Liberal Education. As a passionate educator, his vision is to contribute constructively for the society by providing knowledge, guidance, and direction to the students. With strong emphasis on efficiency in work, he is completely dedicated for the holistic development of his students. He firmly believes that an effective teaching methodology facilitates the development of critical thinking ability and problem-solving skills among the students. He is enthusiastic to teach courses such as British Drama, British Prose and Fiction, British Poetry, Literary Theory and Literary Criticism, American Literature, Indian Literature in English, New Literatures in English, & Communicative English. His research area includes Trauma Studies, Memory Studies, Pluralistic Approach to Trauma, Indian Literatures in English, and Exile Narratives. He has participated in various conferences, seminars and workshops at national and international levels.

Qualifications

  • PhD in English (Pursuing) from Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi.
  • M.A. in English from University of Delhi.
  • B.A. in English Language and Literature from Mahatma Gandhi University, Kerala.
  • UGC NET&JRF.

Publications

  • M, Hemanth. “Cosmopolitanism, Modernity, and Cultural Dynamics: Perspectives from Kerala, India.” PalArch’s Jornal of Archaeology of Egypt/Egyptology, 17, no. 7, 2020, pp. 15157-15171.
  • M, Hemanth. “Trauma of Violence and Displacement in Literature: A Theoretical” International Journal of Trends in English Language and Literature (IJTELL), vol.2, no.2,2021, pp. 20-28.
  • M, Hemanth. “Women in Exile: A Study in the Select Writings of Kashmiri Pandits in Exile.” Research Journal of English (RJOE), vol.5, no.4, 2020, pp. 394-400.
  • M, Hemanth. ““Many Truths Make the Big Truth.”: Vedic Philosophy in O. V. Vijayan’s The Legends of Khasak.” Research Journal of English (RJOE), 9, no. 1, 2024, pp.461- 474.
  • M, Hemanth. “Memory as Resistance: The Politics of Dispossession and Trauma in Rahul Pandita’s Our Moon Has Blood Clots”. International Journal of English and Studies (IJOES), vol.6, no.3, 2024, pp.54-61. 

Book Published

  • M, Muthassiplavu. Book Digest, 2014.

Area of Interest

  • Trauma Studies
  • Memory Studies
  • Exile Narratives
  • Indian Literature in English