Research Profile (Projects and Publications), Department of English, Shivaji University, Kolhapur

Research Profile (Projects and Publications)

PREAMBLE

Research and scholarship are central to the vision, mission and goals of the Department and University. It is the benchmark of the continuing creation of the knowledge which is the foundation of all disciplines. It can be said that, it directly contributes to social well-being, culture, human development and the advancement of society. It is very well assumed fact that research and scholarship can develop only in an environment of academic freedom which includes freedom of inquiry, gender and social equality, the right to create and disseminate knowledge, freedom to challenge traditions, social evils, freedom from institutional censorship, and the privilege of conducting research on ignored but significant subjects. But with academic freedom comes the responsibility to ensure that all research and scholarship is well - informed by the principles of honesty, integrity, trust, accountability; meets high scientific and ethical standards; is conducted with honest and thoughtful inquiry, rigorous analysis, and accountability for the use of academic and professional standards; and seeks to increase knowledge in ways that do not harm but which benefit society.
The Department of English, Shivaji University, Kolhapur aims to create and support a research ambience and culture for developing and promoting research aptitude, critical approach among its students. It helps to realize the vision and missions of the University and to contribute to national development.
It also aims at ensuring that the research activities conform to all applicable rules and regulation as well as to the established standards and norms relating to quality based and ethical conduct of research.
The research in the Department is aimed at the following:

•   Identifying and informing researchers about appropriate research opportunities announced by different academic, research, or government organizations and funding agencies
•   Guide faculty members in the effective integration research projects with the regular curriculum implementation and curriculum enrichment activities
•   Promoting interdisciplinary research and establishing modalities for preparing and undertaking joint research projects covering more than one knowledge domain as well as policies for involving external agencies/experts in such projects
•   Identifying and establishing linkages including MOUs for long term relationships with national and international research organizations for widening the scope of research opportunities and funding options available
•   Encouraging and facilitating the publication of the research work/projects in reputed academic journals
•   Encouraging and facilitating the presentation/communication of research work/projects as well as their findings and recommendations through academic events such as workshops/seminars/guest lectures or the media
•   Compiling data on all the research work/projects undertaken by the teachers and students in to a database for easy monitoring and analysis of the progress being made by them from year to year
•   Adopting research code, which informs all researchers about the ethical and legal norms and principles to be followed in the conduct of research

Major/Minor Research Projects – (from National Funding Agencies)

Sr. No	Name of the Investigator	Title of the Major/ Minor Research Project	Funding Agency and Year	Sanctioned Fund (in Rs.)
1	Dr. Tripti Karekatti	“Revisiting Kupwar: A Study of Language Convergence Process in Two Villages near the Karnataka- Maharashtra Border”	UGC- Minor Research Project 2006-08	99,000/-
2	Professor M. L. Jadhav	“Literature and Environment: Perspectives on Studies in Ecocriticism in India”	UGC- Minor Research Project 2007-09	79,000/-
3	Dr. A. M. Sarawade	“Impact of Mother Tongue (Marathi) in Second Language Acquisition (English) with Special Reference to the Undergraduate Students of Shivaji University”	UGC- Minor Research Project 2008-10	92,000/-
4	Dr. Prabhanjan Mane	“The Theme of Law, Order, Crime and Punishment in Continental Fiction: Hugo’s ‘Les Miserables’, Dostoyevsky’s ‘The Brothers Karamazov’, Kafka’s ‘The Trial’ and Camus ‘The Outsider’	UGC- Minor Research Project 2008-10	90,000/-
5	Dr. Smt. Rajashri Barvekar	“The Concept of Tradition in F.R. Leavis, T.S. Eliot, Michel Foucault and Ananda Coomaraswamy: A Comparative Study”	UGC- Minor Research Project 2008-10	75,000/-
6	Dr. A. M. Sarawade	“Communicative Competence: A Case Study of Post-graduate Students of Shivaji University”	UGC- Minor Research Project 2011-12	1,10,000/-
7	Dr. Tripti. Karekatti	“Exploring Indian Masculinities: Complexities of Male Subjectivity in Marathi and Indian English Drama”	UGC- Major Research Project 2011-13	6,28,710/-
8	Professor M. L. Jadhav	“Metaphors of Self, Nature, and Culture in the Poetry of the Major Saints in India: A Study With an Ecocritical Perspective”	UGC-Major Research Project 2012-14	5,00,000/-
9	Dr. A. M. Sarawade	“Face Threatening Speech Act in English and Marathi: A Contrastive Perspective”	UGC- Major Research Project 2015-2018	6,66,000/-
10	Dr. Manohar Vaswani	“Depiction of Blind and Blindness in Select English Fiction”	UGC- Major Research Project 2015-2017	9,39,600/-
11	Dr. Smt. Rajashri Barvekar	“Culture Practices, the Folklore and Dialects of Generic Trading Communities and Balutedars of Kolhapur District: An Analytical Study”	ICSSR-Major Research Project 2015-2017	15,00,000/-
12	Dr. Tripti. Karekatti	“Meaningless Chatter or Chatter that Matters: Sociolinguistic and Sociocultural Study of Radio Jockey Speech”	ICSSRMajor Research Project 2018-20	8,60,000/-
13	Dr. Prabhanjan Mane	“Dialogic Analysis of Film Adaptations of Select Marathi Novels”	Shivaji University, Kolhapur Minor Research Project 2018-20	1,03,376/-
14	Dr. Manohar Vaswani	“Comparative Study of Issues of Accessibility in Select Autobiographies of Persons With Disabilities from United States of America and India”	Shivaji University, Kolhapur Minor Research Project 2018-20	90,000/-
15	Shri. Dipak Bhadale	“Endangered Habitation and Scope of Conservation of Tribal Language: A Case of Pawra”	Shivaji University, Kolhapur Minor Research Project 2018-20	66,000/-

No. of research papers per teacher in the Journals notified on UGC website during the last five years.

Sr. No.	Name of the author/s	Title of paper	Name of journal/ Volume , Issue ,	Year of publication	ISBN/ISSN number
1	Jadhav, U. & Karekatti T.	“Socio-Politicizing Gender: A Study of Mahesh Elkunchwar’ s Old Stone Mansion through Masculinity Perspective”	Research Chronicler, Vol. VI, Issue XI	Nov. 2018	2347-5051
2	Karekatti T.	“Disruptive Return of the Female Impersonator: The Journey from Bal Gandharva to Gullhi”	Gnosis, Vol. 5 No. 1	Oct. 2018	2394-0131
3	Gaikwad, J. & Karekatti T.	“Improving Writing Skills of Commerce Students”.	Review of Research	May 2018	2249-894X.
4	Gaikwad, J. & Karekatti T.	“Improving Writing Skills of Commerce Students”	International Journal of English Language Literature in Humanities.	May 2018	2321-7065
5	Karekatti, T.	“Ambivalence about Masculine Ideals: Some Observations on Ethiopian Masculinity/ies, Literature and Culture”	Literary Endeavour Vol. 9, Issue 1, Pp. 28-34.	Jan 2018	0976-299X
6	Karekatti T.	“Rethinking the Borderlines between Journalism and Literature: Employing Narrative Analysis to Journalistic Reportages”	Humanities Circle, Digital Humanities, Vol. 05 Issue 02	Nov-2017	2321-8010
7	Patil, S. M. & Karekatti, T.	“Anita Nairs Lessons In Forgetting: An Efficient Representation Of Intricate Nature Of Parent-Child Relationship.”	Literary Endeavour Vol. 8, Issue 4, Pp. 31-37.	Oct 2017	0976-299X
8	Jadhav, L. & Karekatti, T.	“The Acquisition of the Perfect Progressive Construction in English by Management Students: A Study in Error Analysis.”	The Journal of English Language Teaching (India) Vol. 59, issue 6, Pp. 17-25	Nov-Dec 2017.	0973-5208
9	Shinde, S. & Karekatti, T.	“Does Anxiety Affect Written communication? A study of Engineering Students in Indian Context.”	The Journal of English Language Teaching (India). Vol. 59, issue 6, Pp. 32-42	Nov-Dec 2017.	0973-5208
10	Jadhav, L. & Karekatti, T.	“The Acquisition of the Perfect Aspect in English by Engineering Students.”	Asian Journal of English Studies, 6 (3), 35-47.	2017	2277-3606
11	Karekatti, Tripti	“Understanding Reception of the Play GhashiramKotwal through Semiotic Study of Dominant Shift”	New Literary Horizons Vol 4, No 2.Pp 34-42	Dec 2015	2278-8255.
12	PatilSunanda and TriptiKarekatti	“Does anxiety affect use of oral communication strategies: A study of engineering students in Indian context”	Journal of English Language Teaching. Volume LVII Number 3, Pp. 44-54.	May-June 2015	0973-5208
13	Biradar, S. B. and Karekatti, Tripti.	“Absent father in AnjanaAppachanas novel Listening Now’	Labyrinth 6.3, 41-46	July 2015	0976-0814
14	Patil, Sunanda and TriptiKarekatti.	“The Use of communication strategies in oral communicative situations by engineering students”	Language in India , 15.3	March, 2015	1930-2940
15	Biradar, S. B. and Karekatti, Tripti.	“Lacanian Paternal Functions in Shashi DeshpandesA Matter of Time’	Writers Editors Critics Vol.5.1: 76-82	March 2015	ISSN 2231-198X
16	Karekatti, Tripti.	“Samkalin Marathi Kadambari: Itihas, ItihaslekhanPaddhatianiAdhikathan.”	Marathi Journal Khel, Volume 29, Special Issue (1) on Contemporary Marathi Novel. Pp. 31-42	June 2014.
17	Kadakane, Raghunath and Karekatti, Tripti	“Small Things of God: Narrative Space in Arundhati Roy’s The God of Small Things.”	Journal of Shivaji University: Humanities and Social Sciences, Volume 45, No. 1 Pp. 16-26.	Aug 2014	0368-4199
18	Kolekar Ashok and Karekatti, Tripti.	“Stage Space and Social Space in JayawantDalvis Play Barrister”	Asian Journal of English Studies, Volume 3, Issue 1. Pp. 29-41		2277-3606
19	Dr. A. M. Sarawade	Interlanguage Apology: Indian Learners’ Pragmatic Competence in English PP.79-96.	Critical Space: A Peer-reviewed (refereed) International Journal in English Language and Literature, Vol. II, Issue. III	June 2014	ISSN: 2319-3689
20		Semantic Strategies and Organization: Refusals of Indian Learners of English PP 1 to 15	Journal of Shivaji University (Humanities and Social Sciences)	Aug. 2014	ISSN: 0368-4199
21		Things Fall Apart and Purple Hibiscus: A Study in Comparison PP.213-215.	Contemporary Research in India (Special Issue)	Aug. 2015	ISSN: 2231-2137
22		Understanding Postmodernism: A Study of Fredric Jameson's 'The Politics of Theory: Ideological Positions in the Postmodern Debate' PP 23 to 37	Research Spectrum: A Peer-Reviewed National Journal Vol. 7, Issue -1	Feb.-2016	ISSN: 0976-5964
23		Formation of Flawed Identity and Afrikaner Nationalism in Mark Behr's The Smell of Apples PP. 163-174	Research Spectrum: A Peer-Reviewed National Journal	2015-16	ISSN: 0976-5964
24		A Study of Gender Stereotypes in Marathi Movie Time Please pp. 755-758.	Lang-Lit: An International Peer-Reviewed Open Access Journal	2015-16	ISSN: 2349-5189
25		An Assessment of Writing Skills in the XI Class Textbook of English (M.S. Board) PP 285-300.	Lang-Lit: An International Peer-Reviewed Open Access Journal	2015-16	ISSN: 2349-5189
26		Appropriating Pragmalinguistics and Sociopragmatics for Teaching Literature in SL Classroom PP 35-40	Critical Space, Vo. V, Issue II	Feb-2017	ISSN: 2319-3689
27		Discontents of Modern Civilization: Gandhi's Critique of Colonial Discourse in Hind Swaraj PP 1261 to 1268	The Criterion: An International Journal of English , Vol. 8, Issue-I	Feb.-2017	ISSN: 0976-8165
28		Language Diversity and Its relevance to English Language Teaching at Primary School Level in Maharashtra PP. 5-8	Journal of Current Science and Humanities: An International Research Journal	Oct.-2016	ISSN: 2347-7784
29		Genre- Sensitive Reading Comprehension: Assessing Interactional Approach to Reading pp. 102-110.	New Academia: An International Journal of English Language Literature and Literary Theory, Vo. VI, Issue I	Jan.-2017	ISSN: 2277-3967
30		A Study of L2 Explicit Knowldege of UG and PG Students of Shivaji and Solapur Universities	The Criterion: An International Journal of English	2016-17	ISSN: 0976-8165
31		‘Civilized Barbarity: Exploring Lord of the Flies in Postcolonial Discourse	New Academia. Vol. VII; Issue I, January., 2018	2017-18	ISSN 2347-2073
32		[De]Formation and Perpetuation of Bildungsroman as a Genre	New Academia. Vol. VII; Issue I, January., 2018	2017-18	ISSN 2347-2073
33		Linking the Spirit and Living World: the Development of Abiku Myth in Okri’sThe Famished Road	New Academia. Vol. VII; Issue I, January., 2018	2017-18	ISSN 2347-2073
34		cksyhfoKkukrhyfofo/k izokg	f’kfoela’kks/ku if=dk] o”kZ 7] vad 14&15] ,fizy 20182018	2017-18	ISSN 2319-6025
35		Realization of Speech Act of Request in English and Marathi pp.422-429	Literary Endeavour, Vol. X, Issue. III	May 2019	ISSN 0976-299X
36	DrPrabhanjan Mane	“Dramatizing Environmental Fear in King Lear”	Critical Space. Vol. II, Issue iii	June -2014	ISSN 2319-3689
37		“The Use of ‘Foreshadowing’ in Suzan Lori-Parks’sTopdog/Underdog”	Yashashri. Vol. VII; Issues 2 & 3	Juy-2014	ISBN 978-93-81764-22-0
38		“The Tension Between the Brothers in Suzan Lori-Parks’sTopdog/Underdog	Contemporary Research in India. Special Issue	Aug.-2015	ISSN 2231-2137
39		“Re-reading of Franz KafkasThe Trial as a Parable about the History of European Christianity”	Research Spectrum. Vol. 7, Issue 1	Feb.-2016	ISSN 0976-5964
40		“Sexual Stereotypes in Eugene O’NeillsThe Iceman Cometh”	Yashashri. Vol. IX; Issues 2 & 3	Apr.- 2016	ISSN 2319-5851
41		“Sylvia Wally’s Six Structures of Patriarchal Society & Sarah Daniels’s Play The Gut Girls”	New Academia. Vol. VI; Issue iv	2017	ISSN 2347-2073
42		“The Engaging Nature of O’Henry’s The Gift of Magi”	Contemporary Research in India. Vol. 7; Issue 4	2017	ISSN 2231-2137
43		Kazuo Ishiguro’s the Remains of the Day: An English Novel	Journal of Shivaji University (Humanities and Social Sciences) Vol. 50 Issue 1	2017	ISSN: 0368-4199
44		“The Theme of Self-discovery in Joseph ConradsThe Secret Sharer”	New Academia. Vol. VII; Issue i	2018	ISSN 2347-2073
45		“Langston Hughes’ ‘ The Negro Speaks of Rivers’: A Tribute to African Heritage”	Literary Endeavour International Refereed Journal of English Language, Literature and Criticism Vol. IX , No. 3	July 2018	ISSN 0976-299X.
46		“Allen Ginsberg’s Vision of America in A Supermarket in California”	Literary Endeavour International Refereed Journal of English Language, Literature and Criticism Vol. X , No. 2	Apr.-2019	ISSN 0976-299X.
47	Dr. C. A. Langare	“The Theatrical Engagement and Dramatization of… Victory	New Literary Horizon’s :A Peer-reviewed International Journal of English Literature and Language , Vol. 3, No. 2	June-2014,	ISSN No2278-8255
48		‘The Portrayal of Complex Human Relationships in M. Patil’sScenes from Indian Life’	Mallikarjun Patil : The Critical Heritage Ed. NagrajHoleyannavar. Sarup Book Publishers New Delhi.	2015	ISBN:978-81-7625-957-6.
49		‘Dramatization of Socio-Religious Discourse in M. M. Kalburgi’sFall of Kalyana’	Perspectives On Fall of Kalyana: A Critical Anthology	2015,	ISBN : 818343027-9
50		‘Re-figuring Almayer’s Grotesque and Moral Lassitude in Joseph Conrad’s Almayer’s Folly’	New Perspectives on Joseph Conrad, Ed. Sandeep Joshi, ChandrakantLangare, Rockpebbles, Odisha	Dec. 2016	ISBN No. 81-88862-07-X
51		“ Discourses of Social Evil and Humanism in the Bhakti Poems of SantTukaram”	Literary Endeavour International Refereed Journal of English Language, Literature and Criticism Vol. VIII , No. 3	July 2017.	ISSN 0976-299X.
52		“Portrayal of ‘Sexual and Physical Violence’ in ShyamBenegal’sAnkur”	Literary Endeavour, International Refereed Journal of English Language, Literature and Criticism Vo. X, No. 4	July-2019	ISSN 0976-299X.
53	Dr. M. S. Vaswani	“Disability Studies: A New Perspective on English Literature”	Literary Endeavour ,Vol. V, No. 1,	July 2014	ISSN: 0976-299X
54		“Subverting the narrative in Mahabharat: The Authorial prerogative in Mrityunjay, the Great Indian Novel and The palace of Illusions”	Literary Endeavour, Vol. VIII, No. 1,	Jan. 2017	ISSN: 0976-299X
55		“Stereotypical Representation of Visual Impairment in Tagores ‘Vision’”	Literary Endeavour, Vol. VIII, No. 03,	July 2017	ISSN: 0976-299X
56		“Multiculturalism in JhumpaLahiri’s When Mr. Pirzada Came to Dine”	IJMMS, Vol. V, Issue II,	Feb. -2018	ISSN: 2394-207X
57	Dr. R. G. Barvekar	“Power Struggle in David Williamson’s The Club”	Renaissance (International Journal), Vol. 12, Issue 1	Jan-Mar., 2015	2277-7644
58		“Elements of Magic and Phantasmagoria in J. K. Rowling’s Harry Potter”	Asian Quarterly an International Journal of Contemporary Issues, Vol. 12, Issue. 04	Feb. 2015	2229-581X
59		“Scepticism in Douglas Coupland’sHey Nostradamus!”	Research Chronicler a Peer-Refereed and Indexed International Multidisciplinary Research Journal, Vol. VI, Issue II	March. 2016	2347-5021
60		“Revenge Theme in Hilary Mary Mantels Bring Up the Bodies”	International Journal of Multifaceted & Multilingual Studies, Vol. IV, Issue I	January, 2017	2394-207X
61		“Breaking the Tradition of Silence: A Study of elected Autobiographies by South Asian Women Writers”	International Journal of Multifaceted & Multilingual Studies Vol. IV, Issue XII	Dec., 2017	2394-207X
62		“Social and Ethical Concerns in Traditional Storytelling: Reading of Select Tales From Hitopadesha Tales”	International Journal of Multifaceted & Multilingual Studies Vol. V, Issue II	February 2018	2394-207X
63		“Hard Science Fiction: Theory and Praxis with Special Reference to R. J. Sawyer’s WWW Trilogy”	Literary Endeavour, Vol. IX, No. 03,	July 2018	0976-299X
64		Transformation of Religious Belief to Rationality in R. J. Sawyer’s Far-Seer (1992)	Literary Insight, Vol. 9, Issue 2,	July 2018	0975-6248
65	Professor P. A. Attar	Ambivalence of Identity in Canadian Literature with Special Reference to The Imperialist by Sara Jeannette Duncan	Langlit , Volume I, Issue I,	August 2014	ISSN 2349 – 5189
66		“Canadian Identity Motif in Hugh Maclennan’sBarometer Rising	Thematics Volume VI, Issue I,	January, 2015.
67		“A Study of Male Identity in David Malouf’s An Imaginary Life,	Indian Journal of Scholarly Research Volume III, Issue X,	October, 2014
68		“Morley Callaghan’s Novels of Thirties, A Study in Spiritual – Material Conflict ”	Indian Journal of Scholarly Research Volume III, Issue VIII	August, 2014.
69		“A Study of Male Identity in David Malouf’s Remembering Babylon ”	International Multidisciplinary Journal Volume III, Issue V	September, 2014.
70		“Our Lady of the Snows, A Saga of Sinner Transforming into Saint ”	Asian Journal of English Studies. Volume III, Issue III,	July, 2014.
71		“Contemporary Indian English Fiction” An Elitist Representation”	Proceeding of National Seminar	September, 2014.
72		ShobhaDe’sSocialite Evenings: A Criticism On Marriage and Marital Relations	Cyber Literature Volume VII, Issue II,	June, 2014
73		Quest for Identity and redefining Motherhood in Gauri Deshpande’s EkEk Pan Galawya	Cyber Literature Volume VII, Issue II,	June, 2014.
74	Dr. M. L. Jadhav	“The Nature of Protest in AnnabhauSathes Fiction”	Research Direction June,	2015	2249-3867
75		“The Portrayal of Cultural Stereotypes in Contemporary American Films”	Indian Streams Research Journal	2015	2230-7850
76		“Revisiting Achebe: The Question of Representation and Appropriation of Language”	Research Dimensions	2016	2249-3867
77		“The Autobiographies of Indian Dalit Women : A Study with an Ecofeminist Perspective”	Indian Streams Research Journal	2016	2230-7850

No. of books and chapters in edited volumes/books published and papers in national/international conference-proceedings per teachers during the last five years.

Sl. No.	Name of the teacher	Title of the book/chapters published	Title of the paper	Title of the proceedings of the conference	Name of the conference	National / international	Year of publication	ISBN/ISSN number of the proceeding	Affiliating Institute at the time of publication	Name of the publisher
1	Dr. T.K. Karekatti	Anuvadsidhhant, SIM for Diploma in Translation,	‘AnuvadSiddhant’ pp. 44-68.				2015	978-81-8486-576-9		Distance Education, Shivaji
2	Dr. A. M. Sarawade	SIM for BAIII Special English	Cohesive Devices and Their Uses			National	2015-16	ISBN 978-81-8486-603-2	Shivaji University, Kolhapur	Shivaji University, Kolhapur
3	Dr. A. M. Sarawade	Critical Responses to Comparative Literature: A Study in Postmodern Perspective	Interrogating the Relevance of Discourse: Conversation and Conversational Implicature in Azadipp. 105 to 119			National	2015-16	ISBN 978-93-85528-72-9	Shivaji University, Kolhapur	Yking Books, Jaipur, India
4	Dr. A. M. Sarawade	SIM-Introduction to Study of English Language -I	Semantics pp.106-134	--	--	--	2018	-	Shivaji University, Kolhapur	School of Distance Education BharatiVidyapeeth, Pune
5	Dr. P.B. Mane	Indian English Writing: Voices and Echoes	“The Wise Fool in Kiran Desai’s Hullabaloo in the Guava Orchard	--	--	--	2015	ISBN: 978-93-83183-86-09	Dept of English, Shivaji University, Kolhapur	Wizcraft Publications
6	Dr. P. B. Mane	Interpretations of Literature: Theory and Practice	‘Spiritual Values in Allen Ginsberg’s Howl’	--	--	--	2019		Shivaji University, Kolhapur	AADI Publication, Jaipur
7	Dr. P. B. Mane	SIM-Literature in English From 1550 to 1832-II	William Congreve’s The Way of the World	--	--	--	2019		Shivaji University, Kolhapur	School of Distance Education BharatiVidyapeeth, Pune
8	Dr. C. A. Langare	New Perspectives on Joseph Conrad	‘Re-figuring Almayer’s Grotesque and Moral Lassitude in Joseph Conrad’s Almayer’s Folly’	--	--	--	2016	ISBN No. 81-88862-07-X	Shivaji University, Kolhapur	M/s. Rock Pebbles Publication, PO: Kodandapur, JAIPUR Town, Odisha
9	Dr. C. A. Langare	Mallikarjun Patil: The Critical Heritage	‘The Portrayal of Complex Human Relationships in MallikarjunPatil’sScenes from Indian Life’	--	--	--	2014	ISBN 978-81-7625-957-6	Shivaji University, Kolhapur	Sarup Book Publishers Pvt. Ltd. New Delhi
10	Dr. C. A. Langare	Perspectives On Fall of Kalyana: A Critical Anthology	Dramatization of Socio-Religious Discourse in M. M. Kalburgi’s Fall on Kalyana	--	--	--	2015	ISBN 818343027-9	Shivaji University, Kolhapur	CVG Books, Bangalore
11	Dr. R. G. Barvekar	SIM-Postcolonial Literature-I	Basic Concepts	--	--	--	2019		Shivaji University, Kolhapur	School of Distance Education BharatiVidyapeeth, Pune
12	Dr. R. G. Barvekar	SIM- Literature in English From 1550 to 1832-I	Danial Defoe’s Mall Flanders	--	--	--	2019		Shivaji University, Kolhapur	School of Distance Education BharatiVidyapeeth, Pune
13	Dr. R. G. Barvekar	SIM- Literature in English From 1550 to 1832-II	Jane Austen’s Pride Prejudice	--	--	--	2019		Shivaji University, Kolhapur	School of Distance Education BharatiVidyapeeth, Pune
14	Dr. R. G. Barvekar	SIM- Postcolonial Literature-I	Basic Concepts	--	--	--	2019		Shivaji University, Kolhapur	School of Distance Education BharatiVidyapeeth, Pune
15	Dr. R. G. Barvekar	SIM-VISTA-AECC (English)	Reading Skill	--	--	--	2019		Shivaji University, Kolhapur	Swami RamanandTeerthMarathwada University, Nanded
16	Dr. R. G. Barvekar	SIM-VISTA-AECC (English)	Reading Skill	--	--	--	2019		Shivaji University, Kolhapur	Swami RamanandTeerthMarathwada University, Nanded
17	Professor P. A. Attar	The British Raj Novels: A Colonial Hangover	--	--	--	--	2016	ISBN - 10:1482885921 ISBN - 13:9781482885927	Shivaji University, Kolhapur	Partridge India

Research Guidance (Ph. D.)

Sr. No	Name of the PhD scholar	Name of the guide/s	Title of the thesis	Year of award of PhD
1	Ms. SunandaPatil	Dr. Tripti Karekatti	Learner Strategies and Affective Factors In EST Context: A Study Of Engineering Students In Ratnagiri District	July-2015
2	Mr. SiddharthBiradar		Depiction of ‘Father-Figure’ in Some Selected Works of Male and Female Indian English Novelists: A Comparative Study	July-2015
3	Ms. Leena Jadhav - Harale		The Verb Phrase In English And Marathi: A Comparative Study	Nov.- 2017
4	Mr. J. J. Gaikwad		Enhancing English Performance Using Technology:An Experimental Study	Jan.- 2019
5	Mr. TanajiKamble		In-Betweeness: Socio-Cultural Issues and Political Ideologies in Select Russian Emigrant Novels	Sept.-2019
6	Mr. U. B. Mujumdar	Dr. A. M. Sarawade	Testing Reading Comprehension at Under Graduate Level	April-2017
7	Mr. S. V. Londhe		L2 Implicit and Explicit Knowledge in Learning English: A Study of UG And PG Students of Shivaji and Solapur Universities	Sept - 2017
8	Mr. S. V. Panade		‘Coming-of-Age’ Experience: A Study of Select African Novels	Dec.-2018
9	Mr. ManojSadale		The Select Novels of Philip K. Dick: A Study in Dystopia	June-2019
10	Ms. Sujata Solage	Dr. P. B. Mane	Theme of Double Marginalization in the Select Plays of Alice Childress, Sonia Sanchez, Ntozake Shange and Lynn Nottage	June-2019
11	Mr. Parmeshwar Thorbole	Dr. P. B. Mane	Racial Consciousness in Andrea Levy’s Novels A Study	Dec. 2020
12	Mr. P. S. Subrhamany Bhat	Dr. C. A. Langare	Fantasy And Vision In The Select Shorter Fiction of J.G.Ballard	May, 2014
13	Ms. M. M. Mujumdar		A Study of Domestic Lives of Women in the Select Novels of Margaret Forster	June-2014
14	Ms. V. A. Niyogi		The Novels of Monica Dickens: A Study In Feminist Discourse	June-2017
15	Ms. T. M. Desai		Feminist Consciousness in The Select Novels of Michele Roberts	July-2017
16	Prin. Vijaykumar Khot		Depiction of The Rural Life in The Selected Short Stories of H.E. Bates	July-2017
17	Ms. VidyaLendave	Dr. R. G. Barvekar	A Literary Response to Globalisation: A Study of the Select Indian English Novels	May-2014
18	Mr. SurendraUpare		Diasporic Consciousness in the Select Novels of Neil Bissoondath, Joy Kogawa and Philip Ondaatje	Oct.- 2014
19	Ms. Sunita Kulkarni		J. K. Rowling's Popular Fiction Series of Harry Potter: A Study in Major Archetypes	Mar.-2015
20	Ms. SalamaManer		Imaging a New World: A Study of the Select Science Fiction of R. J. Sawyer	Jan.-2019
21	Mr.SanadiDadashaeb	Professor P. A. Attar	Ian Macwan’s Novels: A Thematic Study	Nov.-2014
22	Ms. AwadeSapna		Material-Spiritual Conflict in the Novels of Edward Morley Callaghan	Oct.-2014
23	Mr. Anand Jarag		Major Socio-cultural issue sin Genre Fiction by Select British and Marathi Women Novelists	June-2015
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