Subrata Barman is a Ph.D. Scholar atCooch Behar PanchananBarma
University, Cooch Behar, West Bengal, India. Apart from pursuing PhD, he is a
creative writer, too. He loves to write poems and short stories. Some of his
poems have already been published in magazines and anthologies. He has a
contribution to fiction, a short story, published in the journal “Caesurae:
Poetics of Cultural Translation” in 2023. Additionally, his critical works
featured in numerous books like “Brainwash and Brutality: Representation of
Women Characters in the film The Kerala Story” in the book Women and
Cinema: Feminist Film Theories in Praxis as a chapter, “Whispers of
History: Understanding Lepcha Communities through Folklore” in the book The
Folk Cultures Of India: A Medium For Indigenous Knowledge Formation
(2025).“Searching for Self: Silence, Subjugation, & Women’s Struggle in The
King’s Harvest: Two Novellas” published in the book North East India:
Literary and Cultural Perspectives(2025). most recently published in Springer Nature,
“Resistance & Resilience: Exploring Trauma and Memory Through Violence in
MeenaKandasamy’s Semi-Autobiographical Novel When I Hit You” in the book
Between Trauma and Memory Reflections Beyond Boundaries (2025).
Apart from these, he has presented his research papers in numerous national and
international seminars and conferences. You can find him on ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0000-5038-4733
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