Linguistics Criticism and Literary Studies: Theory and Practice / Prashant Mishra.

1. Linguistics Criticism: An overview;
2. Postcolonial stylistics;
3. Aspects of linguistics politeness in Indian English Novel;
4. Speech act approach to discourse: Socio-semantic study of Vikram Seth's a suitable boy;
5. Nature's natural language use of the ecosphere in Chinese and Ukrainian folktales;
6. Literary Stylistics;
7. Experimentation with English language: Contemporary Indian English Novel;
8. A pragmatic study of eugene O'Naill's Thrist;
9. World Englishes and subaltern gender identities;
10. Creating separate textual worlds within the text : A critical study of John Fowler's linguisitic craft and textual skills;
11. Stylistics of deferment in Forest's poetry;
12. Linguistic turn and pychoanalytic literary criticism;
13. Exploding inside: Time tense and the course of interiority in J.M. Coetzee's waiting for the Barbarians;
14. Creole and Calypso on Gavaskar;
15. Vakrokti and the poems of Jayanta Mahapatra;
16. A text Linguistic analysis of the unit of literary narrative texts;
17. Communicative action, formal pragmatics and linguistics criticism; Reading James Joyce's;
18. Indianness in style: Nissim Ezekiel's;
19. Application of speech act theory to drama;
20. A narratological study of Wuthering Heights;