International Journal of Research in English
October 20, 2026
Sachin Vaman Londhe, Somnath Panade
The paper explores Sri Aurobindo’s foundational work in spiritual poetics, The Word and the Spirit. It focuses on his idea of poetry as an alchemical and transformative manifestation of higher consciousness. Aurobindo’s theory, which has its roots in Tantric and Vedic metaphysics, reinterprets poetic language as a vehicle for supramental experience as opposed to merely an aesthetic construct....
International Journal of Research in English
June 1, 2026
Abhinav Singal, Jk Sharma
Paulo Coelho stands as one of the most widely read and translated authors of contemporary world literature, whose narrative works consistently foreground the intertwined themes of spirituality, existential meaning, and inner freedom. This study undertakes a qualitative, hermeneutic, and thematic analysis of selected major novels by Coelho — principally The Alchemist (1988), The Pilgrimage...
International Journal of Research in English
May 1, 2026
Le Hong Linh
English instruction in Buddhist universities across Vietnam operates not as a foreign import as a vessel for transmitting indigenous wisdom. The language becomes a conduit for Mahayana practices calm concentration and lucid perception that are integrated into daily pedagogy. Rather than follow Western models rigidly, so curricula embed mindfulness routines with specific attention to local...
International Journal of Research in English
March 1, 2026
M Thommai Michael, J Jebaraj Kingsly Zechariah
Patrice Meursault and Zagreus, the two pivotal characters of Albert Camus’s A Happy Death (1971), are being examined and interpreted in the light of the shown ideologies of René Descartes and D. H. Lawrence. The research explores the novel and ideologies in the manner of ethical philosophy. The paper explores Zagreus as a Cartesian subject and Meursault's embodied consciousness in the context...
International Journal of Research in English
March 1, 2026
K Celin Selvakumari, D Wilfin John
The paper examines the ways in which the concepts of machine consciousness and psychoanalysis converge in the novel Klara and the Sun by Kazuo Ishiguro. The book traces Klara, a synthesized Friend who is meant to take care of children in the almost future world that is designed by genetic engineering and high-level AI. Despite a fact that Klara is a machine, she observes people and their...
International Journal of Research in English
2025
Anil Kumar, Rita Jain
This paper explores the thematic convergence of divine love in Sufi poetry and the poetic works of Rabindranath Tagore, highlighting the spiritual sensibilities shared across these seemingly distinct traditions. Rooted in different historical and cultural contexts, Sufi poets such as Rumi, Hafiz, and Bulleh Shah articulate the human soul's yearning for union with the Divine, using metaphor,...