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i) Sarkar, Saikat.‘Reading Tar Baby as an Appropriation of Shakespeare’s The Tempest’ .
The Atlantic Critical Review. 2004
ii) Sarkar, Saikat. ‘Magical Re-visioning of an Alternative Space in Toni Morrison’s
Beloved’. Appropriations. 2005
iii) Sarkar, Saikat. ‘Margaret Atwood and Alice Walker: Women Writers’ ReReading of the Bible. ’ Wesleyan Journal of Research Volume. 2008
iv) Sarkar, Saikat. Negotiating Historical Narratives and Conflicted Identities in Attia
Hosain’s Sunlight on a Broken Column. Journal of the Dept of English, VU. 2011-
12
v) Sarkar, Saikat. Biblical Names in the Early Novels of Morrison: The Act of
Naming as Consolation and Challenge. The Atlantic Literary Review. Jan-Mar, 2015
vi) Sarkar, Saikat. “There Was Once a Wolf: Strategies of Adaptation and Predation in
Tendulkar’s Silence! The Court Is in Session. The Atlantic Literary Review. Apr – Jun,
2015
vii) Sarkar, Saikat. Biblical Names and Figures in the Later Novels of Toni Morrison:
Affinities with and Departures from the Source. The Atlantic Critical Review. Jan – Jun,
2015
viii) Sarkar, Saikat. And thereby Hangs a Tale: A Reading of Community and Identity
Formation through Alka Saraogi’s Kalikatha. Journal of the Dept of English, VU. 2014-
15
ix) Sarkar, Saikat. Mapping the Trauma of Migration in Bem Le Hunte’s There, Where the
Pepper Grows. The Visva-Bharati Quarterly. Jul – Dec, 201