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Dr. G. S. JAYASREE, MA, MPhil, PhD
Reader
Institute of English
Hon. Director, Centre for Women’s Studies
University
of Kerala
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Areas of Specialization: |
Modern Literary Theory, Women’s Studies,
Translation Studies. |
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Teaching Experience: |
22 years experience teaching undergraduate and
postgraduate classes |
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Positions held: |
Honorary Director, Centre for Women’s Studies,
University of Kerala.
Editor, Samyukta: A Journal of Women’s
Studies, an internationally recognized
journal
Member, P.G. Board of Studies in English, University
of Salem.
Member, Board of Studies in Women’s Studies,
University of Karaikudy.
Member of the Permanent Cell to Combat Sexual
Harassment in the University Campus, University
of Kerala.
Member, Editorial Board of Families, a journal
published with Fulbright assistance.
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Participation
in Conferences: |
Oblique Mirrors: An Approach to the Heroes of
Upamanyu Chatterjee, International Seminar on
Alienation and Identity Crisis in American Fiction
and Indian Fiction in English, 1994. Paper published.
Reader as Construct in Popular Fiction, Workshop
on Modern British Fiction, 1995.
Women, Development and the Feminisation of Poverty,
International Conference on Canadian Studies,
1996. Paper published.
Multiculturalism and the New World (Dis) order,
International Conference on Creative Configurations:
the Expanding Australian Experience, 1997. Paper
published.
Multiculturalism and the New World (Dis) order,
International Conference on Interactions: Writing
in Asia and Australia, 1997. Paper accepted for
publication by The Centre for Australian Studies,
University of Western Australia.
Colonial Narratives and Post-Colonial Images,
International Conference on ‘Rethinking
Education and Culture, 2000. Paper accepted for
publication by the International Centre for Kerala
Studies, University of Kerala.
Shashi Deshpande’s Small Remedies, ACLALS
Conference 2001, Canberra, Australia.
Engendering Violence: A Critical Enquiry into
Pornographic Representations at University of
East Anglia, Norwich.
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Special
Lectures: |
Post-Coloniality and Feminism, Academic Staff
College, University of Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram.
Recent Approaches to Post-Colonial Studies, Academic
Staff College, University of Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram.
What is Post-Modernity? Academic Staff College,
University of Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram.
Man and Environment: a Symbiotic Relationship,
a series of three lectures at the Department of
Environmental Sciences, University of Kerala,
Thiruvananthapuram.
Gender Studies, A Series of lectures to academics
associated with SOAS and the University of London.
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Publications:
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Book:
The Concept of Tradition in Twentieth Century
British Poetry: A Marxist Analysis.
Articles:
Oblique Mirrors: An Approach to the Heroes of
Upamanyu Chatterjee”, Alienation
and Identity Crisis in America Fiction and in
Indian Fiction in English. Edited by
K. Radha.
“Multi-Culturalism and the New World (Dis)order”,
New Directions in Australian Studies.
Edited by Cynthia vanden Driesen and Adrian Mitchell.
“Multi-Culturalism and the New World (Dis)order,
Interractions”, Essays on the Literature
and Culture of Asia Pacific Region. Edited
by Dennis Haskell and Ron Shapiro.
“T.S. Eliot’s Conception of Tradings:
A Sociological Reading”, Journal
of Literature and Aesthetics.
“Women: Colonial Narratives and Postcolonial
Images”, Indian Journal of Post-Colonial
Literatures.
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Awards: |
Recipient
of the New Venture Award instituted by Women in
Publishing, London, the premier organization of
women editors and publishers, for outstanding
work in the field of publication |
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