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Anumitra Ghosh DastidarAbstract: In this article, I discuss the logic of distributional restriction in a group of Bangla Negative Polarity Items (NPIs) that share the morphology with indefinites. NPIs are seen as expressions that occur under the c-command of negation or in the semantic scope of negation (von Fintel, 1999). |
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1-21 |
| 2 |
Dr. Suchitra VashisthAbstract: At the simplest level, we mean by the word "image" a "mental picture" that a particular word, when concretely used in a literary text, evokes. Frequently, sensations other than sight are also evoked |
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48-51 |
| 3 |
CHHAVI SHARMAAbstract: Anita Desai’s women characters, though, are the central protagonists in the novel In Custody. However, their presence in the novel makes for a strong feminist statement. Whereas Sarla is caught in an unhappy marriage with Deven, SafiaBegum is a traditional Muslim wife. Both Sarla and SafiaBegum |
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52-58 |
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Dr. Anju RajanAbstract: Thomas Hardy was a Victorian novelist who had trodden the footsteps of realistic tradition. Though he gained fame for his novels yet he considered himself primarily as a poet.Hardy‟s most famous poems were written between 1912-13 after the death of his first wife Emma Gifford with whom he had estranged relations for more than 20 years.There is a deep sense of remorse and regret in all the poems written on her.In these poems one finds description of elemental forces, hills, dales, waterfalls, lonely places, birds etc. |
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59-64 |
