Anagha Joy

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Completed Graduation in B.A English Literature in the year 2014 from Osmania University and secured fourth rank in the University. M.A in English Literature was done at Osmania University and again secured fourth rank in the year 2016.
Worked as a Lecturer in a Women's College @ Hyderabad for a period of one year.
I had published one paper in 2016 and another in 2017 and another in 2019. I am in the process of preparation to do my doctorate.
The papers that I published were:
1. Immortalization of Voyuerism with special refernce to "My Last Duchess"
2. The Genre Of Wickedness Never Change : (A Comparison of the protagonist in Marlowe’s ‘Doctor Faustus’ and the antagonist in Fleming’s ‘Goldfinger’)
3. Review The Notebook by Nicholas Spark

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Review The Notebook, Nicholas Spark

IJCIRAS, 2019

'Romance, miracle and everlasting love'. The Notebook by Nicholas Spark explores an enduring love... more 'Romance, miracle and everlasting love'. The Notebook by Nicholas Spark explores an enduring love story that captures the heart of the readers. The story is loaded with twists and turns, laughter, romance, tragedy and affirms in true love with an unusual climax. 'The Notebook' is a story of teens that loved each other but got separated on account of parents and World War II. Noah, 31 is haunted by his lost love along with the imprinted memories. Allie is about to marry an affluent lawyer, but her heart is for Noah. The confusion and dilemma in Allie for choosing her life partner is a treat of intrigue to the readers. It is one of the love stories that get you caught in, and you cannot put it down until the very end. This whole story is a backtrack of past love. The advancement of this love matures and imbibes the husband with care and compassionate love for his wife who has had a memory lapse. This book is a story which turns tragedy to triumph and highlights the power of the miracle. A love story that underwent varied circumstances but withstood the love for each other till the very end. The plot line of this novel is not about falling in love, but of the love that enables to overcome the adversities in their life. This book just renews and reinforces the faith of love.

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The Genre of Wickedness Never Change: (A Comparison of the protagonist in Marlowe’s ‘Doctor Faustus’ and the antagonist in Fleming’s ‘Goldfinger’)

New Man International Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies, 2017

This paper deals with two eponymous characters one from the play "Dr.Faustus" by Christopher Marl... more This paper deals with two eponymous characters one from the play "Dr.Faustus" by Christopher Marlowe and the other from the novel "Goldfinger" by Ian Fleming respectively.Christopher Marlowe is an English poet and playwright of the Elizabethan era and Ian Fleming is a twentieth century English detective fiction writer.Both the characters Doctor Faustus and Goldfingerdeal with obsession for power and gluttony for wealth which eventually lead to their destruction. The drama of Christopher Marlowe or the novel of Ian Fleming deals with the same theme of obsession, greed, power and wealth which ultimately lead to their downfall. 'Good always wins over the evil' is the main themes of both these writers though belonging to different ages or genres. 'Doctor Faustus' is a drama of the protagonist who is good but chooses evil. On the other hand in Ian Fleming's novel the villain who is portrayed as bad in the progress of the novel is revealed to be possessive of gold which results to his downfall and death. The dramatist portrays the tragic fall of the hero in the sixteenth century drama whereas the novelist portrays the antagonist of twentieth century novel. Whether it is the protagonist or antagonist the reader feels pity for the destruction of their lives due to obsession and greed. Doctor Faustus by Christopher Marlowe is based on a man named Faustus who willingly sells his soul to the devil in exchange of knowledge and power. To obtain knowledge and power he uses the occult power or black magic that ultimately leads him to a tragic death.The title of Fleming's novel Goldfinger depicts the gold smuggling role of the villain as well as his name. Goldfinger is one of the complex characters created by Ian Fleming. The story or plot revolves around the investigation carried out by MI6 operative James Bond over Auric Goldfinger, his gold smuggling as well as on the suspicion of Goldfinger being a member of SMERSH (the spy network of the USSR). Further in the novel, we get to know that Goldfinger is planning to steal gold reserve of the United States from Fort Knox. The love and greed for gold made him selfish and uses violence to attain his power and wealth. Doctor Faustus is a great scholar who acquired extensive knowledge in the fields of divinity and theology. This overreach of knowledge and learning is what

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IMMORTALIZATION OF VOYEURISM WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO MY LAST DUCHESS

LangLit: An International Peer-Reviewed Open Access Journal, 2016

The present research paper is on the poem, My Last Duchess by Robert Browning. This poem has been... more The present research paper is on the poem, My Last Duchess by Robert Browning. This poem has been analyzed by many, wherein most the duke project in a negative light as a male chauvinist and an ego-centric person. This paper is an attempt to portray the positive aspects of the duke. Though even after the death of the duchess the duke is still enamored by her qualities and keeps her alive in time, space and in his thought by looking at the duchess portrait.

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Review The Notebook, Nicholas Spark

IJCIRAS, 2019

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The Genre of Wickedness Never Change: (A Comparison of the protagonist in Marlowe’s ‘Doctor Faustus’ and the antagonist in Fleming’s ‘Goldfinger’)

New Man International Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies, 2017

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IMMORTALIZATION OF VOYEURISM WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO MY LAST DUCHESS

LangLit: An International Peer-Reviewed Open Access Journal, 2016

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