Malayalam Literary Survey

The quarterly journal intended to promote Malayalam literature and culture outside the state is now UGC CARE-listed and is open for well-written, insightful research papers on related topics.

Issue Details: 2024 July-September

Kovilan’s Narrative, Environmental Symbols, and Organic Language
T.K. Santhoshkumar
Anthropocene/Chthulucene Appraisals: The Politics of Ecology in Unni R literary works
Alwin Alexander & Dr. Sibu ModayilEapen
Metaphors of ‘Being Singular-Plural’: Pandemic Narration in O.V. Vijayan’s The Legends of Khasak
Jose Jacob
Becoming Pakkanar: Contested Retellings
Jaya Thampi
The Spectral Speeches of C. Ayyappan: Towards an Alternative Poetics of Emancipation
Deepak Denny
Exploring Maternal Narratives: Pregnancy and Childbirth in New Malayalam Female Poetry
Sangeetha Nair R. & Dr Teddy C. Anthappai
Performing Masculinity in Kerala: An Analysis Through O. Chandu Menon’s Indulekha (1889)
Daya, Harsha N. & Dr. Atul Jayakrishnan
Debunking the myth of Ravanan: A Freudian Reading of C.N. Sreekantan Nair’s Lankalakshmi
Anagha Jyothish
Transforming Perceptions: Redefining the Concept of Motherhood in Women,
Dreaming, and Celestial Bodies
Kavitha P.K. & Dr. S. Kalamani
Kerala Renaissance and Women Consciousness through History of Literature in Kerala
S. Priyalakshmi & Dr. C. Godwin Sam
When loneliness haunts
Parameswaran

A note to authors

1. The research papers- original, well-written, error-free and proofread- should be sent to [email protected]
2. The papers should accompany an abstract, a statement from the author and personal and official addresses.
3. The papers should be in editable format.
4. The translations should accompany a certificate of consent from the original author.
5. Every communication regarding publication would only be through e-mail.
6. Kerala Sahitya Akademi is bound to protect international laws on plagiarism and research integrity.