| TABLE OF CONTENTS |
| Cover Page |
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| Brief Information about Consortium Journal |
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i - v |
| Message from the Editor-in-Chief |
Mr. Sabuj Sarkar |
vi |
| Message from the Associate Editor |
Bapin Mallick |
vii |
| Introduction by the Issue Editor |
Dr. Jayjit Sarkar |
viii - x |
| ARTICLES |
| Philosophizing Immunology in Select Feminist Dystopian Fiction on Sick Women |
Sindhura Dutta |
1-15 |
| Climate Change and Women’s Choice in the 1990s and Today: The Prophetic Nature of Todd Haynes’s Safe |
Doughlas C. Macteod |
16-27 |
| Attitudes toward Epidemics in the Bible |
Bina Nir |
28-43 |
| Cripping the Medical Humanities: Disability, Ableism, and Access Intimacy |
Christina Lee |
44-60 |
| Uncontrolled Pregnancy and Its Disastrous Consequences on Victims' Health and Their Social Prestige: A Study of Select Fiction of Thomas Hardy |
Satyam Kumar |
61-72 |
| Menstrual Cycle and the Holocaust: A Feminist Critique of Anne Isaacs’ Torn Thread |
Dr. Surabhi Jha |
73-85 |
| Self without Stories: Rereading Fragmented Memories and Alzheimer’s Disease in Lisa Genova’s Still Alice |
Gurpreet Kaur Saini |
86-97 |
| “Love is a sad thing when it ends”: Cinema as a Pharmakon in Pedro Almodovar’s Pain and Glory |
Aniket Roy & Rebanta Gupta |
98-114 |
| “All Eyes on Me”: Pandemic-Induced Mental Illness and Performance in Bo Burnham’s Inside |
Quentin Sterky |
115-140 |
| A cat shaped hole - Understanding Commitment, Care and Loss in Animal Memoirs |
Aditi Das Khan |
141-153 |
