Meridian Multidisciplinary Journal

Volume 15(2) 2026


S.No. Title Author
1
Incarceration, trauma and resilience in Marina Nemat’s prisoner of tehran: A memoirincarceration, trauma and resilience in Marina Nemat’s prisoner of tehran: A memoir
Anies Fathima F A and Annie Gladys P V
2
Ambient catastrophe: climate anxiety and everyday negotiation in weather by Jenny Offill
Bhavya A B
3
Green narratives of catastrophe in Malayalam contemporary cinema: A reading of 2018 and Malayankunju
Bijna Mohanbabu
4
Ecology, caste, and gender: an ecofeminist intersectional reading of Papilio buddha by Jayan K. Cherian
Dhiya Hariprakash
5
The green alphabet: deciphering the botanical syntax of select Malayalam cinema and lyrics
Farisha V M
6
The burden of transgression: perpetrator guilt and shame in E. Santhosh Kumar’s Tapomayiyude Achan
Indu P
7
Hashtags and hasthaksarams: young women's digital narratives of protest and solidarity in Kerala
Jayaprakash A
8
Narrating against numbers: memory and measurement in Amitav Ghosh’s The Hungry Tide
Lakshmi S
9
Human body, ecological metamorphosis and species boundary: reimagining human-non human relations in A. K. Ramanujan’s A Flowering Tree and Krishand’s Aavasavyuham
Mohammed Shan K S and Reena Mohamed P M
10
Narrating the anthropocene: Climate crisis in gun island by Amitav Ghosh
Nourin Rasak P
11
Performing gender in globalised workspaces: a cultural reading of one night at the call centre
Prajakta Changdeo Jogeshwarikar and Sandip Prabhakar Khedkar
12
From Itihasa to intervention: Adaptive revisions of Ramayana
Radhika
13
Ecologies of memory and gender: An ecofeminist reading of Temsüla AO’s laburnum for my head
Ragini Sarmah and Dikshita Bhuyan
14
Relational ecologies and narrative responsibility: traditional and indigenous ecological wisdom in Canadian and Indian literary traditions
Ragulkumar B
15
An ecofeminist intersectional reading of laburnum for my head by Temsüla AO
Riddhi R
16
The status of women-led MSMEs in India and the challenges faced by them
Safa
17
Toxic landscapes and silenced voices: Environmental justice in postcolonial literature
Supriya T N