Journal Volume 10

ISSN: 2395-1206

Editor-in-Chief:
M. Asaduddin

Editor:
Amitendu Bhattacharya

Editorial Board

• Swati Pal
• Fatima Rizvi
• Kalyanee Rajan
• M. Shobha
• Priyanka Tripathi
• Debarshree Dattaray
• Dhurjjati Sarma

Publisher

Pencraft International
B-1/41, Ashok Vihar II
Delhi-110052

Phones: 9810453841, 9910664817

E-mail: pencraftjain@gmail.com

Contents

• Editorial — Amitendu Bhattacharya
• Rabelaisian Renaissance: Gender Dynamics in Gargantua and Pantagruel — Kalplata
• Unveiling the Carnivalesque Masquerade in Aphra Behn’s The Rover — Sukriti Bhukkal
• In Connect, Disconnect: Wit and Humour in the ‘Adda’ — Ipsita Sengupta
• Mir-Dickens Analogy and the Latifas in Zikr-i-Mir — Mohd Aqib
• Wit and Humour in Samuel Beckett and Nabarun Bhattacharya — Swatee Sinha
• Colloquialisms and Humour in Tarasankar Bandyopadhyay — Sohini Gayen & Arnapurna Rath
• Humour, Carnivalesque and Counter-Memory — Srestha Bhattacharya
• Madness, Humour, and Trauma in Em and the Big Hoom — Deepanwita Dey
• The Comic Mode in Jack Davis’s Plays — Aleena Manoharan
• Public Laughter in Milan Kundera’s The Book of Laughter and Forgetting — Sabreen Ahmed
• Comedy and Crisis in The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida — Yashvi Srivastava
• The Cult of Baul in Contemporary Times — Sanjukta Naskar
• Humour in Marriage Folk Songs of Bundelkhand — Anshika Niranjan
• Carnivalesque in Kumaoni Holi — Meghal Karki
• The Humour of the Absurd in Roy Andersson’s ‘Living Trilogy’ — Amandeep Kaur & Jagvir Singh
• The Carnivalesque of Queer Historicity — Asmita Kundu
• Andaaz Apna Apna and the Misogynist Joke — Ishita Gautam
• Goan Rhapsody: Carnival and Humour in Films Set in Goa — Maziah Shaaz
• Wit and Humour in Amul Advertisements — Neenu Kumar
• #maidturnedcomedian: Deepika Mhatre’s Stand-up Comedy — Tara Sonali Saldanha
• Book Review — Kamayani Kumar
• List of Contributors