CLRI Feb 2012

Contemporary Literary Review: India February 2012
Editorial Feb 2012	Forced Sanskritisation In India there has long been a trend of adopting cultural traits of socially upward mobile people. People belonging to lower caste strata, both socially and culturally, adopt traits of the people who belong to the higher caste. >>> Read in Full
Poems	Leafless Tree by Hema Ravi In the course of the morning walk this tree each day  >>> Read in Full
	Two Poems by Meenakshi Jauhari Chawla School Day Anyway the Other Guy Always Dies  >>> Read in Full
	Life Taken by Anastasia Rychko We are skin to skin. Heart to heart. I feel your heart beat harder and harder with my every touch.  >>> Read in Full
	My Mother Past the Grave by Vishnu Rajamanickam It was a bright and sunny day as I strolled, With my head bent in flooding reminiscence  >>> Read in Full
Short Story	A Story by Kaye Linden He walks alone in the Bronx where women glance and men look down. He pushes a supermarket cart with a squeaky wheel till he reaches his dwelling place… >>> Read in Full
Travelogue	The Tourist’s Gaze by Kawika Guillermo In Kerala an elderly Sikh invites me to his home, feeds me Tandoori chicken, egg curry and scrambled eggs and tomatoes.  >>> Read in Full
Arts	Eleanor Leonne Bennett Three artistic works >>> See in Full
Criticsim	Criticsm by Sofe Ahmed Sigmund Freud’s Psychoanalytic Theory Oedipus Complex: A Critical Study with Reference to D.H. Lawrence’s Sons and Lover by Sofe Ahmed  >>> Read in Full
Book Review	Review on Concept of Man in Sri Aurobindo’s Poetry by Nishi Sharma Concept of Man in Sri Aurobindo’s Poetry is a distinctive work of art by Jitendra Sharma, based on Sri Aurobindo’s phenomenal poetic endeavor. It is a brilliant attempt to discover the concept of Man in Sri Aurobindo’s poetry.  >>> Read in Full
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