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Name | Ms. V. P. Gayathri |
Designation | Head & Assistant Professor |
Educational Qualification | M.A., M.Phil., NET |
Total Teaching Experience as on 30.06.2019 |
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Total Research Experience as on 30.06.2019 | 8 years |
Research Supervision | M. Phil
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Research Projects Number of projects completed and its outlay: Number of ongoing projects: Outlay of current projects in Rupees: | NIL |
No. of paper publications International: National: |
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No. of papers presented in Conference/Seminar/Symposium International: National: |
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No. of papers in conference proceedings | 10 |
No. of Books/Book chapters | 1 |
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No. of Honours and Awards received` | |
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S.No. | Name of the staff | Year of Award | Type of Honours/Award | Name of the Institution inducted the award |
1. | Ms. V. P. Gayathri | 1997 | Secured Fourth rank in B.A English. | University of Madras |
2. | 1999 | Secured First rank and won 4 Gold Medals and 2 Cash Prizes in the in M.A English. | University of Madras | |
3. | 2018 | Topped the course with a Gold Medal | Introduction to Literary Theory, ”- IIT Kanpur & NPTEL | |
4. | 2019 | Topped the course with a Gold Medal | Literature, Culture and Media”- IIT Roorkee & NPTEL | |
5. | 2019 | Topped the course with a Silver Medal | Introduction to World Literature IIT Madras & NPTEL |
- List of the M.Phil Scholars
S.No. | Name of the student | Batch | Thesis Topic | Status Completed /Ongoing |
1. | S. Priya | 2013-14 | Female: A Portrayal of Women in Amitav Ghosh’s Novels-The Hungry Tide and the sea of Poppies. | Completed |
2. | S. Tamil Elakkiya | 2013-14 | Invisible issues: Astudy of selected plays of Mahesh Dattani | Completed |
3. | Lakshmi | 2013-14 | Completed | |
4. | G. Geethareddy | 2013-14 | Difficult lives: women in Manju Kapur’s Difficult Daughters | Completed |
5. | Nijanthi | 2014-15 | Completed | |
6. ` | Logambiga.L | 2014-15 | Breaking lives: a new historical approach to Bapsi Sidhwa’s Ice Candyman and Kushwant Singh’s Train to pakistan | Completed |
7. | Saranya | 2014-15 | Completed | |
8. | Vijaya Lakshmi. S | 2014-15 | Subaltern speak: Monica Ali’s Brick Lane and Kiran Desai’s The inheritance of Lossas studies of suppression. | Completed |
9. | Anitha | 2015-16 | Completed | |
10. | Kanimozhi. S | 2015-16 | Forging the self: women in Isabel Allende’s The house of the spirits and daughter of fortune | Completed |
11. | Sangeetha. V | 2015-16 | Violent vistas: a study of oppressed women in Bama’s Karukku and Sangati and mahesweta Devi’s Breast Stories | Completed |
12. | S. Vinothini | 2015-2016 | Diseased Realities: A study of the Magic realistic elements in Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s Chronicle of A death foretold& love in the time of Cholera | Completed |
13. | M. Saranya | 2015-2016 | Unveiling the past: a new historical approach to Salman Rushdie’s Midnight’s Children and Shalimar the Clown | Completed |
14. | S. Kumudha Priya | 2016-17 | Gender Casualties: A Study of the Plight of Afghan Woman in Khalid Hosseini’s A Thousand Splendid Suns and Nadia Hashimi’s The Pearl that Broke its Shell. | Completed |
15. | S. Monisha | 2016-17 | Interplay of Voices- An Analysis of the postmodern elements in Orhan Pamuk’s The Black Book and My Name is Red | Completed |
16. | S. Thamaraiselvi | 2016-17 | Self Actualization through suffering:A study of women in Shashi Deshpande’s novels the Binding Vine and the Matter of time | Completed |
17. | A. Poornima | 2016-17 | The Dichotomy of the modern – Post modern in Michael Ondatje’s The English Patient and Anil’s , Ghost | Completed |
18. | V.Deepa | 2017-18 | The Esoterics of Sufi –Feminism in Elif Shafak’s ‘The Forty Rules Of Love’and’the Three Daughters Of Eve | Completed |
19. | S.Dhivya | 2017-18 | An Analysis of the Diasporic Sensibilities in Jhumpa Lahiri’s‘The Namesake’ and ‘The Low land’ | Completed |
20. | V.M.Dhanalakshmi | 2017-18 | The Frame Work of the Fairy tale and the Holocaust in Jane Yolen’s Briar Rose and Lousie Murphy’s ‘The True Story of Hansel and Gretel’ | Completed |
21. | V.R.Suganya | 2017-18 | Food Imagery and Magic Realism in Joanne Harris’ Chocolat and Chitra Banerjee’s ‘The Mistress of Spices’ | Completed |
22. | M.Rajalakshmi | 2018-19 | Flawed Females : An Analysis of the Women Characters In Salman Rushdie’s Shalimar The Clown and Haroun and the Sea of Stories | Completed |
- No. of papers presented in Conference/Seminar/Symposium
S.No. | Authors Name | Title of the paper | Date of Conference/Seminar/ Symposium | Venue and other details of Conference/Seminar/Symposium |
1. | Ms.V.P. Gayathri | Desertion as Metaphor:The Kite Runner as a Study of Expatriate Guilt | International Conference on “Immigrant, Expatriate, and Diasporic sensibility in Literature in English.” | Virudhunagar Hindu Nadars’ Senthikumara Nadar College on 4th September 2015 |
2. | Ms.V.P. Gayathri | Postmodern Themes and Techniques in Shashi Tharoor’s Riot | International Conference on “Perspectives of Language, Literature and Theory.” | Sri Akilandeswari Women’s College, Wandiwash 25th & 26th September 2015 |
3. | Ms.V.P. Gayathri | Frailty, Is thy name Woman? An analysis of the Women in Salman Rushdie’s Shalimar the Clown” | International Conference on “The Role Of Literature In Social Upliftment: Need Of New Perspectives” | N.M.S Sermathai Vasan COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, Madurai On 23rd January 2016 |
4. | Ms.V.P. Gayathri | “Mangled Minds: An Analysis of the Mad Women in the Yellow Wall Paper | International Conference on Literature: A Reflection Of The Society | Government Arts & Science College For Women, Bargur On 7th October 2016 |
5. | Ms.V.P. Gayathri | Deviant Damsels: A Comparative analysis of the women in Salman Rushdie’s Shalimar the Clown and Gustave Flaubert’s Madame Bovany | International Seminar on Comparative Literature: method and madness | Virudhunagar Hindu Nadars’ Senthikumara Nadar College, Virudhunagar on 26-8-2016. |
6. | Ms.V.P. Gayathri | Beneath the Veil : A Thousand Suns?- An Analysis | International Conference on The Importance Of Literature And Its Impact On Society | Nazareth College of Arts and Science. On 04th February 2017 |
7. | Ms.V.P. Gayathri | “Bibliometric analysis of medicinal plants literature” | international conference on Traditional foods and nature care in Dravidian languages | VIT university on march 2017. |
- No. of papers published in referred journals
S.No. | Authors Name | Title of the paper | Name of the Journal and its publisher | Details of the Journal (such as Volume, Issue no., Year, Page no., ISSN/ISBN No. ) |
1. | Ms.V.P. Gayathri | Frailty, Is thy name Women, An analysis of the Women in Salman Rushdie’s Shalimar the Clown” | Roots: International Journal Of Multidisciplinary Researches | ISSN No: 2349-8684 vol:2 Spl issue: Jan 2016 |
2. | Ms.V.P. Gayathri | Roots: International Journal Of Multidisciplinary Researches | ISSN No: 2349-8684 VOL: 3 SPCL ISSUE: SEPTEMBER 2016 | |
3. | Ms.V.P. Gayathri | “Mangled Minds: An Analysis of the Mad Women in the Yellow Wall Paper | Roots: International Journal Of Multidisciplinary Researches | ISSN No: 2349-8684 vol:3 Spl issue October2016 |
4. | Ms.V.P. Gayathri | “Beneath the Veil : A Thousand Suns?- An Analysis | Roots: International Journal Of Multidisciplinary Researches. | ISSN No: 2349-8684 vol:3 Spl issue March 2017 |
- Participation in Conference/Seminar/Symposium
S.No. | Authors Name | Title of the paper | Date of Conference/Seminar/ Symposium | Venue and other details of Conference/Seminar/Symposium |
1. | Ms.V.P. Gayathri | Participated | 17.09.2011 | state level seminar and a workshop on translation on “inter-collegiate seminar on balancing the text and the context issues in comparative literature and translation studies” at Auxilium College |
2. | Ms.V.P. Gayathri | Participated | 06.02.2013 | National level seminar on “Synchronising the Cognitive Perception and Emotional response to Indian Lit In English” at Auxilium College |
3. | Ms.V.P. Gayathri | Participated | 24.4.13 | National Level Seminar on “Comparative Literature” at Tiruvarur Central University |
4. | Ms.V.P. Gayathri | Participated | 24.01.2014 to 26.01.2014 | National Level Workshop on “Glocal trends and issues in ELT” at National Institute of Technology, Trichy |
5. | Ms.V.P. Gayathri | Participated | 20.09.13 | National Level Workshop on “Challenges Of Women Entrepreneurs In Global Scenario” at D.K.M College for Women |
6. | Ms.V.P. Gayathri | Desertion as Metaphor:The Kite Runner as a Study of Expatriate Guilt | 4th September 2015 | International Conference on “Immigrant, Expatriate, and Diasporic sensibility in Literature in English.” Held at Virudhunagar Hindu Nadars’ Senthikumara Nadar College |
7. | Ms.V.P. Gayathri | Postmodern Themes and Techniques in Shashi Tharoor’s Riot | 25th & 26th September 2015 | International Conference on “Perspectives of Language, Literature and Theory.” at Sri Akilandeswari Women’s College, Wandiwash |
8. | Ms.V.P. Gayathri | Frailty, Is thy name Women, An analysis of the Women in Salman Rushdie’s Shalimar the Clown” | On 23rd January 2016 | International Conference on “The Role Of Literature In Social Upliftment: Need Of New Perspectives” at N.M.S Sermathai Vasan COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, Madurai |
9. | Ms.V.P. Gayathri | Women in the Clutches Of Patriarchy in Mahesh Dattani’s ‘Where There Is Will’ | 7th October 2016 | International Conference on Literature: A Reflection Of The Society at Government Arts & Science College For Women, Bargur |
10. | Ms.V.P. Gayathri | Deviant Damsels: A Comparative analysis of the women in Salman Rushdie’s Shalimar the Clown and Gustave Flaubert’s Madame Bovany | 26-8-2016. | International Seminar on Comparative Literature: method and madness at Virudhunagar Hindu Nadars’ Senthikumara Nadar College, Virudhunagar |
11. | Ms.V.P. Gayathri | “Mangled Minds: An Analysis of the Mad Women in the Yellow Wall Paper | 04th February 2017 | International Conference on The Importance Of Literature And Its Impact On Society at Nazareth College of Arts and Science. On |
12. | Ms.V.P. Gayathri | “Bibliometric analysis of medicinal plants literature” | March 2017. | international conference on Traditional foods and nature care in Dravidian languages at VIT university |
- No. of papers published in Conference proceedings
S.No. | Authors Name | Title of the paper | Name of the proceedings and its publisher | Name of the institution, Date, Venue and other details of the Conference (such as Volume, Issue no., Year, Page no., ISSN/ISBN No. ) |
1. | Ms.V.P. Gayathri | “Desertion as Metaphor: The Kite Runner as a Study of Expatriate Guilt.” | Proceedings of International Conference on “Immigrant, Expatriate, and Diasporic sensibility in Literature in English.” at Virudhunagar Hindu Nadars’ Senthikumara Nadar College | ISBN No:978-93-81723-44-9 |
2. | Ms.V.P. Gayathri | Postmodern Themes and Techniques in Shashi Tharoor’s Riot" | Proceedings of International Conference on “Perspectives of Language, Literature and Theory.” at Sri Akilandeswari Women’s College, Wandiwash | ISBN No: 9788181242013 |
3. | Ms.V.P. Gayathri | Deviant Damsels: A Comparative analysis of the women in Salman Rushdie’s Shalimar the Clown and Gustave Flaubert’s Madame Bovany | International Seminar on Comparative Literature: method and madness Virudhunagar Hindu Nadars’ Senthikumara Nadar College, Virudhunagar on 26-8-2016. | ISBN:978-93-81723-56-2 |
4. | Ms.V.P. Gayathri | “Bibliometric analysis of medicinal plants literature” | proceedings of international conference on Traditional foods and nature care in Dravidian languages at VIT university on march 2017. | ISBN NO: 97881-930475-9-0 |
S.No. | Authors Name | Title of the paper | Name of the Book and its publisher | Details of the Book/Chapters (such as Year, Page no., ISSN/ISBN No. etc., ) |
1. | Ms.V.P. Gayathri | The Secret of Nectar | 978-93-5001-216-1. | |
2. | Ms.V.P. Gayathri | ‘Myth or Meta-Writing’– A Socio-Political Response to Arun Kolatkar’s Sarpa Satra” | Synchronising the Cognitive Perception and Emotional Response to Indian Lit. In English | ISBN No: 978-81-923897-9-0. 2013 Feb |