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Dibyakusum Ray
Institution:
Indian Institute of Technology Ropar
Observed institutions:
Indian Institute of Technology Ropar,
National Institute Of Technology Silchar,
Royal Holloway University of London
ORCID:
0000-0002-9537-3277
Observed ORCID:
0000-0002-9537-3277
OpenAlex ID:
A5088667519
Postcolonial Indian City-Literature: Policy, Politics and Evolution
2022
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Dibyakusum Ray
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Routledge eBooks
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16
Playing it the nation’s way: tradition, cosmopolitanism, and the native-masculine of Hindi sports films
2023
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Pooja Radhakrishnan
, Dibyakusum Ray
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Contemporary South Asia
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3
The true-weird and the dreadful “large”: post millennium American horror literature
2017
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Dibyakusum Ray
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Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
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3
PDF
Dark epiphany: The Lovecraftian in twentieth-century existential literature
2025
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Dibyakusum Ray
, Satvik Gupta
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Horror Studies
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1
From Symbolic to Agential: The Evolution of Natural Representation in Indian Eco-Sensitive Films
2023
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Rakesh Kumar Pankaj
, Dibyakusum Ray
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Quarterly Review of Film and Video
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1
The Liminal in a Diptych: A Study of Roots and the Ruminant in Bob Dylan and Kabir Suman
2017
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Amlan Baisya
, Dibyakusum Ray
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Rupkatha Journal on Interdisciplinary Studies in Humanities
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1
PDF
“Calcutta weighs upon my chest, a cruel stone”: The individual and the public in Bengali urban poetry of the 1960s–1980s
2026
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Sagar Das
, Dibyakusum Ray
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Journal of Postcolonial Writing
“The Goddess Is Singing on a Neem Branch”
2026
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Rakesh Kumar Pankaj
, Dibyakusum Ray
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Environmental Humanities
“…Grey and Cold and Full of Long Shadows”: city, neoliberalism and alienation in the 1970–80s American horror literature
2025
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Aditi Das
, Dibyakusum Ray
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Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
PDF
From domestic guardian to the national militia: the familial, the national and the middle class in 1980s popular Hindi films
2025
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Dibyakusum Ray
, Pooja Radhakrishnan
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Routledge eBooks
BR 29/2023-Revised on 29 July 2024-wl-1621-Tracing the Postsecular from the Contemporary to the Past; Postsecular Theory: Texts and Contexts by Shuhita Bhattacharjee, Orient BlackSwan, 2023; pp xiv + 247, ₹490.
2025
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Parichay Patra
, Dibyakusum Ray
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Economic & Political Weekly
Introduction
2025
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Dibyakusum Ray
, Parichay Patra
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Bloomsbury Publishing Plc eBooks
From ‘Dictatorship’ To Dictatorship
2025
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Dibyakusum Ray
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Bloomsbury Publishing Plc eBooks
From domestic guardian to the national militia: the familial, the national and the middle class in 1980s popular Hindi films
2024
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Dibyakusum Ray
, Pooja Radhakrishnan
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National Identities
PDF
‘ … Miles of the rustling secret corn’: nature, cosmic and autonomy in American cosmic horror literature
2023
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Satvik Gupta
, Dibyakusum Ray
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Textual Practice
Image, Insoluble: Filming the Cosmic in The Colour Out of Space
2023
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Shrabani Basu
, Dibyakusum Ray
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Palgrave studies in adaptation and visual culture
The Rejecting: Emergence of the Urban Literature (1930–40s)
2022
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Dibyakusum Ray
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Routledge eBooks
The Belligerent: the Emergency and Rebellion (1970s)
2022
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Dibyakusum Ray
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Routledge eBooks
The Resistive: Post-millennial Urban and Resisting the Capital
2022
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Dibyakusum Ray
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Routledge eBooks
The Realist: Nation Building, Social Realism and the Urban Grind (1950s–60s)
2022
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Dibyakusum Ray
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Routledge eBooks
The Neoliberal: Commercial City, Diaspora and the (G)local (1980–90s)
2022
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Dibyakusum Ray
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Routledge eBooks
# Animalosa : A Study of the Theroid Cosmic in Nabarun's Fiction
2020
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Dibyakusum Ray
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Bloomsbury Publishing Plc eBooks
“Do-re-mi-fa-so-la, it’s not precise”: tracking the ‘demurral’ in the Bengali Lebensmusik of the 90s
2018
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Dept. of Humanities and Social Sciences, IIT Ropar
, Dibyakusum Ray
, et al.
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Rupkatha Journal on Interdisciplinary Studies in Humanities
The Mute, the Stoic and the Rebel: Animals in the Works of Mikhail Bulgakov and Nabarun Bhattacharya
2016
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Dibyakusum Ray
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Rupkatha Journal on Interdisciplinary Studies in Humanities
PDF
The Vagabond’s War Cry: the “Other” in Nabarun’s Narrative
2015
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Dibyakusum Ray
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Sanglap Journal of Literary and Cultural Inquiry
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27
Citation count:
23
H-index:
2
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