Avishek Deb

Avishek Deb

Assistant Professor, Engol, GSHS, BLR

Education
Ph. D.
Email ID
adeb@gitam.edu
Education
Ph. D.
About

Dr Avishek Deb joined the Department of English as Assistant Professor in January 2022. He previously worked at GLA University, Mathura where he taught courses on English Language and Literature. He was the Program Coordinator, English Language Skills for Communication course and also the English Language Lab in-charge.

Publications 

“The Socio-Political Worlds of Macbeths: A Study of Kurosawa’s Throne of Blood and Vishal Bharadwaj’s Maqbool”. Turkish Online Journal of Qualitative Inquiry, Vol 12: Iss. 8 July 2021.

“Hero and Robin Hoods: A Postmodern Identity Intrusion into Charandas Chor by Habib Tanvir”. Journal of Critical Reviews, 7: 14 2020.

“Retelling Stories, Framing Culture: Acculturation of Harry Potter Phenomenon in India”. Langlit Journal: An International Peer Reviewed Open Access Journal, Vol 6: Issue 3 Feb 2020.

“Transcending the Self through Shadows: A Psychological Study of Pesum Padam or Pushpak”. Ad Litteram: An English Journal of International Literati, Volume 2 Dec 2017.

“The Dystopian Freedom: An Analysis of Derek Walcott’s “The Star Apple Kingdom””. Muse India, Issue 73 May-Jun 2017.

“Philosophy and Politics of Language: A Study of Indian-English.” Anusilana, Vol. LXXII, Varanasi: Manvi Seva Samiti, 2017.

“The Individual and the Structure: The Postmodern Condition in Utpal Dutt’s Hunting the Sun.” Literaria Linguistica, Vol. 1, New Delhi: Association for Literary and Linguistic Studies, July 2015.

“Reality Questioned: An Experimental Screen Technique of Akira Kurosawa’s Rashomon in Badal Sircar’s play That Other History.” Anusilana, Vol. LVIII, Varanasi: Manvi Seva Samiti, 2014.

“Rehistorifying Prisms of Darkness: Marginalization in Badal Sircar’s Indian History Made Easy and Stale News.” Ars Artium, Vol. I, New Delhi: Paragon Publishers, January 2013.

“Rereading Kunti as the complex mother figure in Tagore’s Karna-Kunti Samvad.” Muse India, Issue 39 2011.

“What is a Musical?”, e-content for IGNOU for the American theatre syllabus – MEG-17 (publication is awaited).

Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? as an Absurd Drama”, as e-content for IGNOU for the American theatre syllabus – MEG-17 (publication is awaited).

Co-translated Bratya Basu’s Krishnogaohar into English in 2015 as
Black Hole which was published in Bratya Basu: Select Plays in English Translation.

Education

Degree NameInstitute & College nameYear of Graduation/Award
Ph.DDEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH FACULTY OF ARTS2018
MADEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH FACULTY OF ARTS2009
BA HONSFACULTY OF ARTS2007

Experience

DesignationOrganizationFrom DateTo Date
Assistant Professor in EnglishGLA University22-08-201530-12-2021