Anjali Pandey
Biographic Data
| ID | 3991545 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anjali Pandey |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anjali |
| FAMILY NAME | Pandey |
| SIGNATURE | PANDEY A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Salisbury University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6705-5060 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
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Colour Scheme in Rock Paintings of Chhatarpur
Man's innate expression towards art is manifested by rock paintings. For early humans there were rock shelters. On prehistoric shelter sites, humans marked paintings as their natural expression. Paintings made in rock were called rock paintings. Known prehistoric paintings were discovered by Mercilona di Setuala in a cave called Altamira, located in northern Spain, from accidental exploration in 1879. Rock paintings have been discovered in many p…
Vegetation in Indian Art
Indian art is a vivid presentation of various forms of nature. In many ancient cultures trees are treated with acclaim and affection but in India treated with reverence and love. The concept of tree, as a symbol of life, of eternity and resumption is as old as humankind. The environmentalists evaluate their importance for the world's ecosystem as they are used in numerous ways in everyday life but their aspect is that they are the symbol of divin…
The levels and trends of contraceptive use before first birth in India (2015–16)
The noticeable result in this study is the comparative decline in contraceptive use by women in India before first birth in NFHS-4 with respect to previous NFHS done in India. The likelihood of using contraception before first birth is significantly affected by factors like place of residence, religion, caste, current age of women, age at marriage, education level of women, wealth index, media exposure and zonal classification
Authorized to work in the US
This paper explores top-down, enacted, institutional pushbacks to supermobility and superdiversity in the under-examined arena of academia using emerging frameworks in political economy and the geography of mobility. Zooming in on the discoursal framings of a recent year of job advertisements on a popular, open-source forum for linguists supplemented with qualitatively and quantitatively sourced data from international, national, and local instit…
Re-Englishing 'flat-world' fiction
Utilizing evidence from literary stylistics, and in keeping with the Kachruvian tradition, this paper makes the case for WE scholars to remain vigilant of the move away from the revolutionary heteroglossia and de-Englishing strategies hallmarking literary creation and analyses of postcolonial writings from the margin - so apparent in Braj B. Kachru's works - to a current era of monoglossic inspired re-Englishing strategies underpinning the post-g…
“When size matters”
This paper examines the in-built message modality of Republican Party campaign yard signage in the 2016 U.S. Presidential race, and argues for a ‘reading’ in which known and unknown contender biographical details and idiolectal patterns form a key component in analyses using material ethnography. Examining the grammar of visuality in which typographic choice, toponymic-allusion, punctuational detail, as well as onomastics and embedded speech acts…
Vernaculars in the classroom
Contraceptive use before first pregnancy by women in India (2005–2006)
In the light of sufficient evidences confirming the presence of early marriages and child bearing practices in India, conjunct efforts are required to address the socio demographic differentials in contraceptive use by the young married women prior to their first pregnancy. Encouraging women to opt for higher education, ensuring marriages only after legal minimum age at marriage and promoting the family planning programs via print and electronic …
Mapping Yamunaji's linguistic landscape research
Current linguistic landscape research it is argued stands to gain from Yamuna Kachru's timely theorizations. This paper situates Kachru's forty‐six year‐research within the chronoscope of her own evolving scholarly career to demonstrate the provocative implications of her brand of research.
Picturizing narrative innovation
Via the use of ‘seeing’ strategies (pictographization) rather than just ‘telling’ strategies (textualization), Booker-prize shortlister, Stephen Kelman, in Pigeon English, successfully synergizes multimodality to inscribe and create a dual trope of active and passive visuality – of both ‘seeing’, and of being ‘watched’. Kelman’s intertextual strategies of narrative construction, while obviously simple and overt in their taxonomic variety, includi…
World Englishes and the Role of Media
The link between World Englishes and media has gained in importance in the 21st century by the twin forces and effects of globalization.
‘Cloning Words’
This essay examines the theme and trope of ‘copies’ in Kazuo Ishiguro’s novel Never Let Me Go. Whatever one’s final reading of the novel, the theme and thread of copy, copies, copying and copied is never far off. In a semantic sense then, the act of ‘copying’, both as a verb and the indexing of ‘copies’ as a noun, pervades every element of the literary landscape of Never Let Me Go and demands closer linguistic rather than mere literary inspection…
Selective Th1 upregulation by ethyl acetate fraction of Labisia pumila
Linguistic Power in Virtual Communities
The recent controversy over the issue of Ebonics has been well documented in both the print media and in the electronic media, in particular, on the internet. The impact of electronic discourse has been the focus of a number of researchers (Birkerts, 1998; Lakoff, 1998; Vitanza, 1999). However, the locus of research of most theorists has been on the metalanguage of this discourse genre, and on its role in the creation of unique discourse communit…
Nigerian English Today
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This paper explores top-down, enacted, institutional pushbacks to supermobility and superdiversity in the under-examined arena of academia using emerging frameworks in political economy and the geography of mobility. Zooming in on the discoursal framings of a recent year of job advertisements on a popular, open-source forum for linguists supplemented with qualitatively and quantitatively sourced data from international, national, and local instit…
Re-Englishing 'flat-world' fiction
Utilizing evidence from literary stylistics, and in keeping with the Kachruvian tradition, this paper makes the case for WE scholars to remain vigilant of the move away from the revolutionary heteroglossia and de-Englishing strategies hallmarking literary creation and analyses of postcolonial writings from the margin - so apparent in Braj B. Kachru's works - to a current era of monoglossic inspired re-Englishing strategies underpinning the post-g…
Linguistic Power in Virtual Communities
The recent controversy over the issue of Ebonics has been well documented in both the print media and in the electronic media, in particular, on the internet. The impact of electronic discourse has been the focus of a number of researchers (Birkerts, 1998; Lakoff, 1998; Vitanza, 1999). However, the locus of research of most theorists has been on the metalanguage of this discourse genre, and on its role in the creation of unique discourse communit…
Nigerian English Today
Linguistic Power in Virtual Communities
The recent controversy over the issue of Ebonics has been well documented in both the print media and in the electronic media, in particular, on the internet. The impact of electronic discourse has been the focus of a number of researchers (Birkerts, 1998; Lakoff, 1998; Vitanza, 1999). However, the locus of research of most theorists has been on the metalanguage of this discourse genre, and on its role in the creation of unique discourse communit…
Selective Th1 upregulation by ethyl acetate fraction of Labisia pumila
‘Cloning Words’
This essay examines the theme and trope of ‘copies’ in Kazuo Ishiguro’s novel Never Let Me Go. Whatever one’s final reading of the novel, the theme and thread of copy, copies, copying and copied is never far off. In a semantic sense then, the act of ‘copying’, both as a verb and the indexing of ‘copies’ as a noun, pervades every element of the literary landscape of Never Let Me Go and demands closer linguistic rather than mere literary inspection…
World Englishes and the Role of Media
The link between World Englishes and media has gained in importance in the 21st century by the twin forces and effects of globalization.
Picturizing narrative innovation
Via the use of ‘seeing’ strategies (pictographization) rather than just ‘telling’ strategies (textualization), Booker-prize shortlister, Stephen Kelman, in Pigeon English, successfully synergizes multimodality to inscribe and create a dual trope of active and passive visuality – of both ‘seeing’, and of being ‘watched’. Kelman’s intertextual strategies of narrative construction, while obviously simple and overt in their taxonomic variety, includi…
Contraceptive use before first pregnancy by women in India (2005–2006)
In the light of sufficient evidences confirming the presence of early marriages and child bearing practices in India, conjunct efforts are required to address the socio demographic differentials in contraceptive use by the young married women prior to their first pregnancy. Encouraging women to opt for higher education, ensuring marriages only after legal minimum age at marriage and promoting the family planning programs via print and electronic …
Mapping Yamunaji's linguistic landscape research
Current linguistic landscape research it is argued stands to gain from Yamuna Kachru's timely theorizations. This paper situates Kachru's forty‐six year‐research within the chronoscope of her own evolving scholarly career to demonstrate the provocative implications of her brand of research.
“When size matters”
This paper examines the in-built message modality of Republican Party campaign yard signage in the 2016 U.S. Presidential race, and argues for a ‘reading’ in which known and unknown contender biographical details and idiolectal patterns form a key component in analyses using material ethnography. Examining the grammar of visuality in which typographic choice, toponymic-allusion, punctuational detail, as well as onomastics and embedded speech acts…
Vernaculars in the classroom
Re-Englishing 'flat-world' fiction
Utilizing evidence from literary stylistics, and in keeping with the Kachruvian tradition, this paper makes the case for WE scholars to remain vigilant of the move away from the revolutionary heteroglossia and de-Englishing strategies hallmarking literary creation and analyses of postcolonial writings from the margin - so apparent in Braj B. Kachru's works - to a current era of monoglossic inspired re-Englishing strategies underpinning the post-g…
Colour Scheme in Rock Paintings of Chhatarpur
Man's innate expression towards art is manifested by rock paintings. For early humans there were rock shelters. On prehistoric shelter sites, humans marked paintings as their natural expression. Paintings made in rock were called rock paintings. Known prehistoric paintings were discovered by Mercilona di Setuala in a cave called Altamira, located in northern Spain, from accidental exploration in 1879. Rock paintings have been discovered in many p…
Vegetation in Indian Art
Indian art is a vivid presentation of various forms of nature. In many ancient cultures trees are treated with acclaim and affection but in India treated with reverence and love. The concept of tree, as a symbol of life, of eternity and resumption is as old as humankind. The environmentalists evaluate their importance for the world's ecosystem as they are used in numerous ways in everyday life but their aspect is that they are the symbol of divin…
The levels and trends of contraceptive use before first birth in India (2015–16)
The noticeable result in this study is the comparative decline in contraceptive use by women in India before first birth in NFHS-4 with respect to previous NFHS done in India. The likelihood of using contraception before first birth is significantly affected by factors like place of residence, religion, caste, current age of women, age at marriage, education level of women, wealth index, media exposure and zonal classification
Authorized to work in the US
This paper explores top-down, enacted, institutional pushbacks to supermobility and superdiversity in the under-examined arena of academia using emerging frameworks in political economy and the geography of mobility. Zooming in on the discoursal framings of a recent year of job advertisements on a popular, open-source forum for linguists supplemented with qualitatively and quantitatively sourced data from international, national, and local instit…
Let me give you something to think about
Linguistics (9 works) · Philosophy (8 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Art (6 works) · Epistemology (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Media studies (5 works) · Multilingual Education and Policy (5 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Political science (5 works)