S Patchainayagi
Biographic Data
| ID | 9756964 |
|---|---|
| NAME | S Patchainayagi |
| GIVEN NAMES | S |
| FAMILY NAME | Patchainayagi |
| SIGNATURE | PATCHAINAYAGI S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Vellore Institute of Technology University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Tastes of the Past: Food, Sensory Experience, and Memory in Hisashi Kashiwai’s Two Novels
The paper explores the intricate interplay between sensory studies and memory in contemporary food literature. The novels analyzed in the paper are Hisashi Kashiwai’s The Kamogawa Food Detectives (2023) and The Restaurant of Lost Recipes (2024). Using the interdisciplinary field of sensory studies and the concept of memory, the paper examines how sensory experiences through food allow for the exploration of themes like memory, forgetting, and rem…
Are Colonial Systems in Canada and Australia Similar? A Study on Kenneth T. Willams’ In Care and Dallas Winmar’s Aliwa
So different, yet so alike, Canada and Australia, the land of wilderness and the land of bushes respectively, are two nations that go back thousands of years with their culture, practices, traditions, and the natives’ deep and sacred relationship with the land. The arrival of the Europeans disrupted the peace and the pattern of their lives, resulting in loss of indigenous lands, languages, cultures, and misplaced identity. Kenneth T. Williams, in…
Resistance Through Language Appropriation to Create a Reality for Oneself in the Postcolonial Nigeria
the paper explores the reasons behind appropriating the English Language to carry the native's experiences and the strategies deployed by the authors of Nigeria to reconstruct Africa's taunted imageries and cultures through their use of language. This article also examines the pattern that has been documented in Nigeria and re-evaluates some of the identified resistant strains that authors consciously or unconsciously integrate to ensure that the…
Impact of Artificial Intelligence, Bio Terrorism and Corporate Culture in Society: A Post-Modernist Critique on ‘Windup Girl’
Bio Terrorism is a form of terrorism in which biological agents such as pathogens, fungi, viruses, and toxins are deliberately unleashed onto the world in order to kill a wide range of humans. Bio punk theory investigates the ramifications that are most commonly associative to the rapid advances made in the field of biotechnology, synthetic biology, and agricultural biotechnology. Bio Punk is the futuristic derivative of cyberpunk theory, subgenr…
Tracing Western Transnationalism in Indian Graphic Novels
The essence of transnationalism is quite dominant in the post-millennial period. It is concerned with the idea of a hybrid society in which diverse cultures swiftly trade their rich cultural history, resulting from the various exchanges brought on by globalisation. Following its expanding economic and political changes, India is now moving forward with its own unique creation of entertainment endeavours. In the present post-millennial era, India …
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Resistance Through Language Appropriation to Create a Reality for Oneself in the Postcolonial Nigeria
the paper explores the reasons behind appropriating the English Language to carry the native's experiences and the strategies deployed by the authors of Nigeria to reconstruct Africa's taunted imageries and cultures through their use of language. This article also examines the pattern that has been documented in Nigeria and re-evaluates some of the identified resistant strains that authors consciously or unconsciously integrate to ensure that the…
Impact of Artificial Intelligence, Bio Terrorism and Corporate Culture in Society: A Post-Modernist Critique on ‘Windup Girl’
Bio Terrorism is a form of terrorism in which biological agents such as pathogens, fungi, viruses, and toxins are deliberately unleashed onto the world in order to kill a wide range of humans. Bio punk theory investigates the ramifications that are most commonly associative to the rapid advances made in the field of biotechnology, synthetic biology, and agricultural biotechnology. Bio Punk is the futuristic derivative of cyberpunk theory, subgenr…
Tracing Western Transnationalism in Indian Graphic Novels
The essence of transnationalism is quite dominant in the post-millennial period. It is concerned with the idea of a hybrid society in which diverse cultures swiftly trade their rich cultural history, resulting from the various exchanges brought on by globalisation. Following its expanding economic and political changes, India is now moving forward with its own unique creation of entertainment endeavours. In the present post-millennial era, India …
Are Colonial Systems in Canada and Australia Similar? A Study on Kenneth T. Willams’ In Care and Dallas Winmar’s Aliwa
So different, yet so alike, Canada and Australia, the land of wilderness and the land of bushes respectively, are two nations that go back thousands of years with their culture, practices, traditions, and the natives’ deep and sacred relationship with the land. The arrival of the Europeans disrupted the peace and the pattern of their lives, resulting in loss of indigenous lands, languages, cultures, and misplaced identity. Kenneth T. Williams, in…
Tastes of the Past: Food, Sensory Experience, and Memory in Hisashi Kashiwai’s Two Novels
The paper explores the intricate interplay between sensory studies and memory in contemporary food literature. The novels analyzed in the paper are Hisashi Kashiwai’s The Kamogawa Food Detectives (2023) and The Restaurant of Lost Recipes (2024). Using the interdisciplinary field of sensory studies and the concept of memory, the paper examines how sensory experiences through food allow for the exploration of themes like memory, forgetting, and rem…
Law (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Art (2 works) · History (2 works) · Indigenous (2 works) · Media studies (2 works) · Politics (2 works) · Appropriation (1 works)