Dr. Bishnu Charan Dash
Dr. Bishnu Charan
Dash (b. 1960-) is a Professor of English, Assam (Central) University, Silchar at Diphu
Campus, Assam. He did his Ph.D in Comparative Literature as J.R.F and S.R.F
(1984-86) at Sambalpur University, Odisha. After having served as Assistant
Professor and Associate Professor in English for more than two decades in Assam
since 1986, he joined the Diphu Campus of Assam University as its founder
teacher in October 2007. He has guided twentytwo M.Phil Scholars, and eleven
Ph.D Scholars and four Ph.D Scholars are
under his active supervision. He has attended several International and
National Seminars and has published more than fifty research papers in
International and National journals like the Journal of Comparative Literature and
Aesthetics, Transactions (Journal of the Institute of Indian Geographers),
Annual Research Journal of Folklore society of Assam, Rock Pebbles and
Transcript (Journal of Literature and Cultural Studies), IOSR, Literary
Endeavour. Besides being associated with the Journal of Comparative Literature and
Aesthetics as its Editorial Associate, he is also on the Editorial Board of
Rock Pebbles and Transcript. He has published three books under the title
a) "Mystic Eros: Troubadours and Vaishnava Poets of Medieval India" (2010)
b) "Dynamics of Subaltern Consciousness: Critical Perspectives" (2015)
and c)"Negotiating Subaltern Consciousness:
A North-East Perspective (2015)- all published by Abhishek Prakashan, New Delhi.
He has also edited a book titled "A.C. Sukla: As We Know Him" which
was published by Coole Grove Publishers New York in 2019. Three other books
titled (a) “Troubadours and the Philosophy of Tantricism and
Sahajiya Vaishnavism”, (b) "Tryst with the Orient: Essays in Comparative
Literature and Culture", (c) “Sahityarathi Lakshminath Bezbaroa and
Sambalpur: A Study in Ethos" are in press. His area of research interest
encompasses American Literature, Comparative Literature, Religion and
Philosophy, Medieval Studies, Oriental Studies, Shakespeare Studies, Cultural
Studies, Diaspora and Subaltern Studies.
CURRICULUM
VITAE
Name : Bishnu Charan Dash.
Designation: Professor.
Permanent Address : Palikiri Shasan, PO
: Palikiri,PS : Dhamnagar, Dist : Bhadrak, Odisha – 756117
Present Address: Department of English Assam (Central), University,(Silchar), Diphu Campus, PO: Diphu, Dist: Karbi Anglong, Assam – 782460,Phone No : 9435328304,Email : bcdash11@gmail.com
Field of Specialization: Poetry,
American Literature, Comparative Literature, and Comparative Cultural Studies.
Research Topic( Ph.D) : Love Lyrics of the Troubadours and the Vaishnava
Poets of Medieval India, from Sambalpur University, Odisha, 1997.
Area of Interest: Comparative
Literature, Religion and Philosophy, Shakespeare Studies, Comparative Folklore, Comparative Tribal Culture, Diaspora Studies, Ecocriticism, Cultural
Geography, Environmental Studies,, Cultural Studies and Subaltern Studies.
Teaching Experience: 20 years in Hons/Major level from
1987-2007. 14 years in P.G level till date from 2007-2021 in Assam( Central )
University, Diphu Campus, Diphu, Karbi Anglong.
Research Experiences: J.R.F. & S.R.F (3 years,1984-1986) at PG
Department of English, Sambalpur University, Odisha.
Academic / Administrative Responsibilities
: H.O.D, P.G .Department of
English, Assam University, Diphu Campus (AUDC) from 9.10.2007 to 18.11.2009 and
from 13.03. 2013 to 18.08.2016, Member of BPGS School Board, BRS and Academic
Council, Assam University, Silchar since 2008- till date. Chairman, Stock
Verification Committee, Professor In-charge of Library(2010 to 2012), Teacher In
charge, University Magazine for Three Terms (2013 to 2016), Member, Campus
Development Committee and College Inspection Committee, Several duties as Pro
Vice-Chancellor In-charge, In-charge Administration, In-charge Finance, In
charge Academic and Examination and Vice Chancellor’s Nominee for conducting
PhD Viva in different Departments of Assam University, Diphu Campus.
Research Supervision
:
M.Phil :
*Chetia, Binoy.
“The Concept of (Re) Memory: A Study in the Selected Novels of Tony Morrison”.
Assam University, Silchar 2014.
*Phukon , Nilotpal. “
Representation of the Subaltern in Salman Rushdie’s Selected Novels”. AUS,
2015.
*Hasnu, Ringsaindi. “
Situating Women in Andriene Rich’s Poetry: A Critical Study” .AUS, 2017.
*Sharma,Gargree. “
Situating the Subaltern in the Selected Novels of Mulk Raj Anand”, AUS, 2018
*Das, Ratan Chandra.
“Situating The Female Subaltern: A Study of Vijay Tendulkar’s Selected Plays”, AUS,2018.
*Kharikap,Sunita,
“Representation of Memory and Trauma in Selected Novels of Amitav
Gosh, AUS,2008.
*Payeng, Krishna.”
Crisis of Identity in the Dalit Autobiographies of Saran Kumar Limbale, Om
Prakash Valmiki and Daya Pawar”,AUS,2018.
* Mazumdar,
Gunazeet. “ Negotiating Eco Consciousness in Mamong Dai’s Poetry”, AUS,2019
*Gogoi,Parlina. “
Situating the Subalterns in the Poetry of Kamala Das”, AUS,2020.
*Katharpi, Hunjili.
“Contesting Gender Hegemony: A Feminist Reading of Selected Novels of Temsula
Ao and Arupa Patangia Kalita,AUS,2021.
* Goswami, Gautam, ‘ Social Realism
in Charles Dickens and Lakshminath Bezbaroa”, Madurai Kamaraj University.(MKU),2008.
*Talukdar Gokul, ‘’Social Realsim in
“The God of Small Things”, MKU,2008.
*Sharma Himangsu, ‘’Robert Frost
and the Sound of Silence”, MKU,2008.
*Sharma Sanjeeb Kumar, “Robert Frost
and the Poetry of Silence”, MKU,2009.
*Sharma Banajit, ‘’ Nissim Ezekiel and
the Indian Sensibility”, Periya University, Tamil Nadu,2007.
*Deka Sanjay, ‘’ P.B Shelly and Indian
Thought’, PU,2007.
*Deka Kabita, ‘’ Literature of
Necessity: A Study in Alice Walker’s “Color Purple”, PU,2009.
*Gogoi Gayatri, “Tennessee William’s
Portrayal of fugitive Characters”, PU,2009.
*Talukdar. Kalyan. “Imagery in the
Poetry of Jayanta Mahapatra”, Vinayak Mission University,2009.
*Bhumik, Mrinal. “Irony in the Poetry
of Nissim Ezekiel”, VMU,2009.
*Katharpi, Maggi. “ George Herbert :
The Poet and the Mystic”, VMU,2009.
Ph.D
*Kalita, Jumi. “ Search for Roots: The
Diasporic Sensibility of V.S Naipul”, Assam University Silchar(AUS),2015.
* Kakati, Jibon Jyoti. “ Negotiating
Home and Space in the Novels of Tony Morrison", AUS,2017.
*Bharali, Pabitra. “ Diasporic
Consciousness in the Fiction of Michael Ondaatje”, AUS,2017.
*Upadhaya,Pawan Kumar, “ Quest for
Identity in Rita Dove’s Poetry”, AUS,2017.
*Pradhan, Sadhu Charan, “ Autobiography
as Fiction: A Study in Kamala Das and Maitreya Devi”, Utkal University,2017.
*Chetia, Kironmoy. “ Between House and
Home: Situating the Diasporic Sensibility of V.S Naipaul and Salman
Rushdie”, AUS,2018.
*Sharma, Padmanath, “ Negotiating
Popular Culture: A Study of Chetan Bhagat Novels”, AUS,2018.
* Doley, Dipak Kumar. “ Negotiating
Partition Historiography: Representation of the Marginalized Female Voices in
Selected Partition Fictions from India and Pakistan, AUS,2020.
*SenGupta, Amlan Jyoti, “ Voice of the
Subaltern: A Critical Study of Jayanta Mahapatra’s Poetry”, AUS,2021.
* Tialila, ‘’ An Ecocritical Reading of
Toni Morrison’s Selected Novels”, AUS,2021.
*Chaudhry, Nandini, “ Revisiting Rosseau, Wordsworth and Coleridge in the Light of Ecocriticism”, AUS,2021.
*Baruah, Ramen, “ Negotiating Myth and
Reality in R.K Narayan’s Fiction”, AUS, Under Supervision.
* Chutia, Ritamoni, “ Exploring Female
Identity in the Novels of Kamala Markandaya”, Under Supervision.
*Sarma, Banajit, “ Negotiating Home and
Space in Nissim Ezekiel’s Poetry”, Under Supervision.
Research Project:
*Completed UGC Minor Research
Project (Xth Plan) on “ Bezbaroa and Sambalpuri Ethos” (Vide /UGC/Letter No.
F575/2004-05/MRP/NERO/2568, dt. 29.9.04 and report submitted on 31.12.2007.
*Completed Ministry of Culture, Govt of India Sponsored Research Project on “Negotiating Tribal Culture: Myths and Beliefs of the Bodos, Karbis, Khasis and Kandha-Parajas” Report Submitted in 2017.
M Phill and PhD Dissertation /Thesis
Evaluation :
Evaluated M Phil and Ph.D dissertations
and theses of the Universities of
Gauhati,Dibrugarh,Utkal,Berhampur,Madurai,EFLU(Hyderabad),Nagaland(Central),
Madurai Kamraj, North Maharastra, Mizoram(Central), Vishva Bharati(Central),
Tamil Nadu(Central),Ravenshaw, Monunmanian Shundaranrad,
Bharathiar(Coimbatore), Shabitri Bai Phule (Pune), Bharati Dharshan(Tiru
Chirapalli), Mahapurusha Srimanta Shankaradeva(Nagoan), North Eastern
Hill (Shillong), Bodoland(Kokarajar) and Assam University, Silchar.
Publications:
a)Books:
1. Ananta Sukla : As We Know
Him, Cool grove Publishing New York, ISBN:978-18872-7692-4,2019.
2. Dynamics of Subaltern
Consciousness: Critical Perspectives, Abhishek Prakashan New Delhi, ISBN :
978-81-8390-128-4,2015
3. Negotiating Subaltern
Consciousness: A Northeast Perspectives, Abhishek Prakashn New Delhi, ISBN
:978-81-8390-128-4,2015.
4. Mystic Eros: Troubadours and
The Vaishnava Poets of Medieval India, Abhishek Prakashan, New
Delhi,2010.ISBN 81-83900615
5. Silent Symphony, Shreyam, Barpeta,2008.
b) Articles in Edited Books :
* “Shrimanta Shankardeva and Jagannath
Consciousness in ‘Bhakti Movement’ and ‘ Srimanta Sankardeva” (ed) Dr.
Dayananda Pathak,Guwahati,2007.
* “From Romance to Reality: Sahityarathi
Lakshminath Bezbaroa’s Sojourn at Sambalpur”, Lakhminath Bezbaroa: Arindam
Barkotaki and Ajit Bharali (ed),Ajanta Press,Nagaon,Assam,2012,ISBn :
978-93-81694-41-1
*" The Voice of the Other: Situating
Sahityarathi Lakshminath Bezbaroa’s Subalterns at Sambalpur” in Vulli
Dhanaraju(Ed), Voice of the Other: Understanding Marginal Identities
.Gyan Publiation,New Delhi,ISBN: 978-9380-2230-10,2015.
*” Negotiating Upanishadic Thought in
T.S Eliot’s Poetry, Dynamics of Culture”, Dr.Sanjib Kumar Sarma(ed), Param Mitra
Prakashan,New Delhi,2016,ISBN : 81-85970-70X
*” Tryst with the Orient: A.D Hope’s Trajectory into Indian Culture”, Dr.Sanjib Kumar Sarma(ed) ,Cultural Continuum Abhishekh Prakashan, New Delhi,2018, ISBN : 978-81-8390-282-3
* “Negotiating Culture and Tour:
Situating the Ethnographic Sensibility of Lashminath Bezbaroa”, In Dr. Kusumbar
Baruah (ED.) Lakshminath Bezbaroa: The Pioneer of Assamese Modernity, Vidya
Bhavan, Jorhat, Jan 2018. ISBN: 978-93-85439-39-1.
c) Journals :
*‘Myths and Beliefs: A Study in the
Cultural Geography of the Bodos and Kandha-Prajas’, Transaction (Journal of the
Institute of Indian Geographers, University of Pune), Vol.XXVI, 2004.
* "Circumference as the Centre :
Towards an Understanding of Dynamic Self, review article on V.K. Chari’s Book
Whitman in the Light of Vedantic Mysticism in Journal of Comparative Literature
and Aesthetics (JCLA) (ed,) A.C. Sukla, 2005.
* "The Art of Amour Cortois : Eros,
Jois and Mahasukha in Tantra and the Troubadours", JCLA, 2007.
* "Comparative Folk Culture: Assamese
Ojhapali and Orissan Pala Tradition", in Journal of Folklore Society of Assam,
Guwahati, 2008.
* "History and Hermeneutics of
Religious Texts", Journal of Comparative Literature and Aesthetics (JCLA), Vol.
XXX, 2010.
* "Matrix of Medieval Sanskrit Poetics
: Visvanatha Kaviraja in a Theoretical Perspective", Journal of Comparative
Literature and Aesthetics (JCLA), Vol. XXXIV, 2011.
* "The Aesthetics of Silence &
Sound: Robert Frost & Jayanta Mahapatra", Rock Pebbles (International)
Vol. XVII, 2011.
* " Recreating Village Ecology: Tryst
with Rural Simplicity in Manoj Das’s Writings", Rock Pebbles (International)
Vol. XVII, 2012.
* “Unearthing the Inner Voice: Search
for Identity of /for the Black in Rita Dove’s Poetry”, Rock Pebbles, VolXVII,No
3,2013,ISSN: 0975-9509.
* “Location, Dislocation and Relocation:
Recritiquing the Diasporic Sensibility of Bharati Mukherjee and Stephen Gill in
a Multi-Cultural Perspective”, Transcript/Journal of Literature and Cultural
Studies,2013, Bodoland University Assam, ISSN: 2347-1743.
* “ Negotiating Subaltern Consciousness
: The mind and Art of Fakir Mohan Senapati and Lakshminath Bezbaroa", Rock
Pebbles,Vol XVIII,No 3,2014,ISSN:0975-0509.
*Bishnu Charan Dash & Pabitra
Bharali, “Situating Identity and Negotiating Culture: A Diasporic Reading of
Michael Ondaatje's Anil’s Ghost", Rock Pebbles, VolXVIII, No I, ISSN 0975-509, Jan
– Mar 2014.
* “ Gender Hegemony and Ritual of
Torture: Protest against Patriarchy in Maya Angelo’s Autobiography”, Indraprastha
Review New Delhi,Vol-1,2015,ISSN:2394-563X.
* “ Anxiety of Influence and Beyond :
Negotiating Indian Tradition in William Shakespeare’s Plays”, Rock Pebbles,2015, vol
XIX,No2,pp149-157,ISSN:0975-0509.
* “ Contesting Monarchy: Search for
Paradigms of Republicanism in Shakespeare’s Selected Plays”, Journal of
North East Region, Vol.3 No 1,2015,ISSN:2321-0583.
* Bishnu Charan Dash & Pabitra
Bharali, “Dynamics Of Diasporic Identity In The Fiction Of Michael
Ondaatje”, Journal of Higher Education and Research Society: A Refereed
International ISSN 2349-0209 Volume-4 / Issue-2. October 2016.
*Bishnu Charan Dash & Padmanath Sharma, "Negotiating Popular Culture: Towards an understanding of Popular Fiction of Chetan Bhagat" Published in Rock Pebbles July- September 2016, Vol. XX. No III ISSN 0975-0509
* Bishnu Charan Dash & Pabitra
Bharali, “Constructing Identity Through Historiography: A Diasporic Reading of
Ondaatje’s In The Skin Of A Lion”, Contemporary Discourse: A Peer-Reviewed
International Journal. Volume-8, Issue-1, January-2017. ISSN: 0976-3686.
* Bishnu Charan Dash & Pabitra Bharali, “ Reclaiming Root And Reframing History: Diasporic Consciousness in Michael Ondaatje’s Running In The Family”, IOSR Journal Of Humanities And Social Science (IOSR-JHSS) Volume 22, Issue 1, Ver. 5 (January 2017). e-ISSN: 2279-0837, p- ISSN: 2279-0845.
* Bishnu Charan Dash & Pabitra
Bharali, "Diasporic Rebirth: Hybridity, Transnationality and
Multiculturalism in Michael Ondaatje's The Cat's Table". (Joint Paper) Research
Journal of English Language and Literature. Vol. 5, Issue 4, 2017, ISSN: 2395-
2636.
* “ The Metaphysic of Pain : Trubadours
, Catharisim,Buddhism and John Keats”JCLA ,Vol XXXVII :
Nos.1-2:2014,pp.89-100,2015,ISSN : 0252-8169.
*Bishnu Charan Dash and Kiranmoy
Chetia, “Between House and Home: Situating the Diasporic Sensibility of V. S.
Naipaul. (Joint Paper) Research Journal of English Language and Literature.
Vol. 5, Issue 3 (July-Sept.), 2017, ISSN 2395-2636.
*Foreward' to the book Debating
Northeast India: Mapping Ethnic Identity Formation. Bijeta R. K. and Vulli
Dhanaraju (Ed.), 2017, Kalpaz Publication, Delhi, ISBN: 9789351282921.
*Bishnu Charan Dash and Pawan
Upadhaya, "Dynamics of Myth: Negotiating Greek Myth and Black Sensibility in
Rita Dove's Poetry". Literary Herald, Vol. 2, Issue 4, March 2017, ISSN:
2454-3365.
*Bishnu Charan Dash and Kironmoy
Chetia, “Search for Diasporic Identity in the Novels of Salman Rushdie". IOSR
Journal of Humanities and Social Science. Vol. 22, Issue 8, Aug. 2017 ISSN:
2279-0837.
*Bishnu Charan Dash and Amlan
Jyoti Sen Gupta, "Negotiating Ecocriticism: A Trajectory into the Poetry of
Jayanta Mahapatra". Rock Pebbles, Vol. XXI, No. II, June 2017. ISSN:
0975-0509.
*Bishnu Charan Dash and Padmanath Sharma, “Trajectory into Popular Culture: A Critical Analysis of Chetan Bhagat's Novels 2 States & 3 Mistakes of My life" Published in Literary Herald (Vol 3, Issue 1, June 2017) ISSN 2454-3365 Impact Factor: 2.24
*Bishnu Charan Dash and Pabitra
Bharali, “Constructing ldentity through Historiography: A Diasporic Reading of
Ondaatje's In the Skin of a Lion. Contemporary Discourse, Vol. 8, issue 1, Jan.
2017, ISSN: 0976-3686.
*Bishnu Charan Dash and Amlan
Jyoti Sen Gupta, "Politics of Space: Situating Widow as Shadowed Subaltern
in Jayanta Mahapatra's Poetry". (Joint Paper). International Journal of English
Language, Literature in Humanities. Vol V, Issue XII, Dec. 2017. Issn :
2321-7065.
*Bishnu Charan Dash and Dipak Kumar
Doley, "Woman as the Other: Marginality, Commodification and Violence in
Shauna Sing Baldwin's What the Body Remembers". (Joint Paper) Rock Pebbles. Mar,
2018, Vol XXII, -1 ISSN, 0975- 0509
*Ritamoni Chutia & Bishnu Charan
Dash, " Negotiating Female Subalternity in Kamala Markandya’s Fiction” Research
Journal of English Language and Literature (RJELAL), Vol, VI. Issue 1. ( Jan
–March),2018,ISSN : 2395 -2636.
*Ritamoni Chutia & Bishnu Charan Dash," Negotiating Female Subaltarnity in Kamala Markandaya's fiction", Research Journal of English Language an Literature(RJELAL),vol.6,issue .1,2018,(Jan-March),ISSN : 2395-2636
* Bishnu Charan
Dash,"Negotiating Mythical Method and Archetypal Pattern in the Plays of
Girish Karnad". Rock Pebbles, Vol. XXIII, No. II. 2019. ISSN: 0975-0509.
*Tialila and Bishnu Charan Dash,"Situating
Ecofeminism in Toni Morrison's The Bluest Eye”. Research Journal of English
Language and Literature Vol. 7, Issue. 2, 2019. ISSN: 2395-2636.
*Bishnu Charan Dash and Nandini
Chaudhury, “Negotiating Bioregionalism: "Place' as 'Space' in the Poetry of
Wordsworth". (Joint Paper). International Journal of Language, Literature
in Humanities, Vol. 7. Issue IX. 2019. ISSN: 2331-7065.
* Bishnu Charan Dash and Nandini
Chaudhury, "Negotiating Rousseau's Ecophilosophy and Environmental Ethics
in the Works of Darjee Thongehi and Vanneihthuanga". Research Journal of
English Language and Literature CRJELAL, Vol. 7. 2019. ISSN: 2395-2636.
* Bishnu Charan Dash & Tialila , “
Toni Morrison’s Tar Baby: A Study in Eco Critical Perspective, Literary
Endeavour ,Vol X,Issue 3,(May 2019,ISSN: 0976-299X).
* Ritamoni Chutia & Bishnu Charan
Dash, “ Negotiating Diasporic Identities in Kama Markandaya’s ‘The No
Where Man’, Sodh Sanchar Bulletin, Vol -11, Issue 41 ( Jan- March) 2021, Issn :
2229-3620.
* Mongolsing Rongphar & Bishnu
Charan Dash, “ Negotiating Environmental Ethics in the writings of Rousseau
& Wordsworth” IOSR, Journal of Humanities and Social Science, Vol 25, -1(Jan)-2020, ISSN: 2279-0845.
*Ramen Baruah & and Bishnu Charan
Dash, “Mythical Method in R.K Narayan’s Novel ‘The Guide: A Critical Study”,
Shodh Sarita, Vol -8,ISSN-29,(Jan –March),2021,ISSN: 2348-2397.
Paper Presentation in National /
International Seminars/Conference :
*Presented a paper on ‘Comparative Tribal Cultural :
A key to National Integration’ in International Conference on Mountain
Environment and Natural Hazards Management, North-Eastern Hill
University, Shillong, 27th,29th March 2003.
*Presented a paper on Myths and Beliefs; A study in
the Cultural Geography of the Bodos and Kandha-Parajas' in 113th
National Conference of Institute of Indian Geographers held at Banaras Hindu
University, 28"-30h Nov. 2003.
* Presented a paper on ‘Concept
of Rajadharma in The Ramayana: Its Relevance and Impact on Our Life and
Culture’, in Second International Conference on the Ramayana: Our Life and
Culture 4th -6th November 2005 Asom Kalatirtha and
Sankaradeva Kalakhetra Society, Assam.
* Presented a paper on 'Morality and Marriage
in the Vedic Society: Its Relevance in Our Times' in National Seminar on
Re-evaluation of Social Justice in Vedic and Allied Literature, held at P.G.
Deptt. of Sanskrit, Gauhati University, Assam, 27h. 28th, February 2006.
* Presented a paper
on ‘Valmiki's Utopian Vision and the Concept of Ramarajya in The Ramayana', in
National Seminar held at P.G. Deptt. of Sanskrit Gauhati University on
15t-16", December, 2006,National.
* Shrimanta Shankardeva and Jagannath
Consciousness’, International Conference on Bhakti Movement and Shrimanta
Shakaradeva, Pragjyotish College, Guwahati 9th to 11th March 2007, International.
*'Ethnic Conflict in a Multi-Cultural Society: An
Indo-Canadian Perspective' in National Seminar on Ethnicity and Conflict
Resolution in a Multi-Cultural Society' Canadian and Indian Perspective,
organised by the Centre for Indo-Canadian Studies, Assam University, Silchar
and Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute, New Delhi, from 2nd to 4h, February,
2008,National.
* Presented a paper on ‘ Value, Culture and the
Relevance of Ancient Indian Culture in Present Times’ in 84th
Indian Philosophical Congress held at Mumbai University, Mumbai from October 24th to
27th,2009.
* The Confluence of East and West; P.B. Shelley
and Indian Culture in Asian Philosophical Congress held at New Delhi under
the aegis of Indian Council of Philosophical Research from 6" to 9th
March,2010,International.
* Tryst with the Orient: John Keats and Indian
Thought’ held 2nd – 4th June 2010, 45th All
India Oriental Conference, Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeeth ( A Deemed University)
Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, International.
* ‘Unity in Diversity: Jagannath
Consciousness in a Larger Perspective’, 24th – 26th
September 2010 at 2nd International Conference on Jagannath
Consciousness and Globalization: A Prospect, Rashtriya Sanskrit Sangsthan ( A
Deemed University) Puri,Odisha,International.
* “The East-West Interface: Indian
Philosophy and the Poetry of William Wordsworth”,85th Indian
Philosophical Congress, Gauhati University, International.26th
Sept 2010
* “The Meeting of East and West: Indian
Philosophy and the Poetry of William Blake”, XXXV the Indian Social Science
Congress,Gauhati University,International ,Dec 27th ,2010.
* Philosophy, Religion,
Literature and Social Integration: A Cultural Perspective’, 29th -31st
March 2011, Philosophy for Social Integration, Department of
Philosophy, Gauhati University, Assam, National.
* “River, Nature, and Culture: The
Mahanadi as a Shaping force in Lakshminath Bezbaroa’s Writings”, River, Society
and Sustainable development, Dibrugarh University, Dibrugarh, Assam, International/May26-29,2011.
*‘ Tryst with the Orient: A.D. Hope and
Indian thought’, 27th -29th
July 2011, Contemporary Commonwealth Literature in English:
Concepts, Technique and Trends, Mount Olive College, Kohima, Nagaland, National.
*“Culture of Servitude: Narrativizing
Laksminath Bezbaroa’s Servants at Sambalpur”, Narrativizing the Margins: North
East India and Beyond, Assam University, Diphu Campus, Karbi Anglong, International/
Jan 4-6,2012.
* “ Multicuturalism: Diasporic
Consciousness and Immigrant Sensibility of Bharati Mukherjee and Stephen Gill’,
29th – 31st, January 2012, ‘Multiculturalism and
it's Discontent and India, Jainarayan Vyas University, Jodhpur, Rajasthan
, International.
* “ Mysticism in the tales of Manoj
Das” in National Seminar,14th -15th July 2021,
Culture, Language and Translation in the 21st Century,
Vyasanagar(Auto) College, Jaipur Road, Odisha, National.
*From Amherst to Cashmere: Emily
Dickenson’s Passage to India – The Abode of Magnificence, Multidisciplinary
Perspectives on American Studies, Dr D. Devanathan(ed), Asivukkadal
Pathippagan, Madurai, Tamil Nadu,
* ‘ Mystic Metamorphosis: Syncretism of
Buddhism and Vaishnavism in Jagannath Culture,2-4 November 2021, 12th Annual
Conference on Indian Society for Buddhist Studies, Dehradun University, Uttarakhand, International.
*“ A Passage to India: Vedic and
Upanishadic Wisdom in Walt Whitman’s “Leaves of Grass”, 4th -7th November 2012,
2nd World Veda Conference, Maharshi Sandipani Veda Vidya
Pratishthan, Ujjain (M.P), International.
*“ In Pursuit of the Orient:
Upanishadic Thought in T. S Eliot”, 7th-10th November
2012, 87th Indian Philosophical Congress(IPC), L.N Mithila
university, Darbhanga, Bihar, International.
* “ Musings on The Muse: Comparative
Method- Its Problem And Prospects,16th -18th
January 2013, XIth International Conference of Comparative Literature
Association of India”(CLAI), Jadavpur University, Kolkata,West
Bengal, International.
*“ Future of Comparative Literature in
21st Century”, 22nd – 24th, February
,2013, in International Seminar –cum- Workshop on Critical Theory and its
Practice in 21st Century, Bodoland
University,kokrajhar,Assam,India,International.
*“ Influence, Anxiety of Influence and
Intertextuality: Relevance of Canons in Indian Comparative Literature,21st –
22nd March 2013, Recent Trends in Comparative Literature,
Central University of Tamil Nadu, Thiruvarur, India, National.
*"American Transcendentalism and Metaphysical
Tradition: Carl Sandburg and The Bhagavad Gita" 29th - 31 July 2013,42nd Annual
Conference of India Association for American Studies(IAAS), Sri Venkateswara
University,Tirupati,Andhra Pradesh,India,International.
* “ The Voice of the Voiceless: Globalization,
Glocalization and Subaltern Imagination” 4th -6th October 2013, International
Seminar on “ Globalization to Glocalization”, Bodoland
University, Kokrajhar, Assam India, International.
*"Beyond the
Bounds of Monarchy: Paradigms of Republicanism in Shakespeare's
“Julius Caesar” and “Othello” -18th October 2013. 16th –
18th October 2013. 6th International Seminar of
Shakespeare Association, University of Jammu, India, International.
*"Metaphysics
of Pain: Troubadours, Buddhism and the Poetry of John Keats", 27th -29th
December 2013, 58th All India English Teacher’s Conference on
‘ New Dimensions in English, Department of English, Andhra University,
Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, International.
* "The Voice of
the "Other': Situating Bezbaroa's Subalterns at Sambalpur 3rd -4th April,
2014, National Seminar on Modern Assamese Society, Literature and Bezbaroa,
Centre for Assamese Studies, Tezpur, University, National.
*In Quest of the
Paradise: Buddhism and Henry Adams, 10th -12th October 2014,
14th Annual Conference & National Seminar on ‘ Buddhist
Philosophy & Its Social Pragmatism, Iswar Saran Degree College, Allahabad,
International.
*"Anxiety of
Influence and Beyond: India and Indian Thought in Shakespeare's Plays”.12th -13th October,
2014, International Conference on Interfacing Language and Literature, M.J.P
Rohilkhand University, Bareilly, International.
*"Negotiating
ldentity and Cultural Space: Towards an Understanding of the South Asian
Diaspora in Canada", 17th -19th October,
2014, South Asian History Conference, Punjabi University, Patiala, International.
*” The Matrix of
Medievalism: Troubadours and Oriental Thought”, 2nd -4th January,
2015, 47th All India Oriental Conference, Gauhati
University, International.
**Narrativizing the
Female Subaltern: The Art of Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay, Fakir Mohan Senapati
and Lakshminath Bezbaroa 16th -17th, January,
2015, Writing India: Colonial, Postcolonial and transnational Fiction,
Ravenshaw University, Cuttack, Odisha, India, International
Keynote Address:
*Delivered Keynote address on
Heterogeneous Voices in Twentieth-Century Poetry H.P.B Girls College
Golaghat Assam on 1st October 2016.
* Delivered Keynote Address on “
Subaltern Voice in Indian Writing in English in two days National Seminar at
Gopalpur College, Berhampur,Odissa on 7th April 2017.
* Delivered Keynote Address on “Subaltern
Historiography, Culture of the Marginalized and South Asian Subaltern
Consciousness in two days National Seminar on Representation of Subalternity in
Indian Literature, Vyasa Nagar, Autonomous College, Jaipur Road Odisha on 26th-27th October
2019.
* Delivered Keynote Address on “ Relevance of Ecocriticism in Twenty-first Century” in two day National Seminar on Ecology, Environment and Literature at Ekamra College, Bhubaneswar 11th -12th January 2020
*Delivered Keynote Address on “ Revisiting Indian English Poetry: Prospects and Challenges" in a National Webinar on Indian English Poetry held at B .P.B. M. Borhat,Assam, on 27th , August
*Delivered Keynote Address on “ Revisiting the Literary Fabric of Manoj Das" in a National Webinar on Manoj Das held at Vyasa Nagar, Autonomous College, Jaipur Road ,Odisha on 7th May 2021.
Plenary Lecture:
*Delivered a Plenary Lecture on “The
Novelist as Poet and Teacher: Revisiting Mulk Raj Anand in the 21st Century”, Rama
Devi(Auto) Women’s College, Bhubaneswar, Odisha. 17 March 2013.
*Delivered a Plenary lecture on “
Future of Comparative Literature in 21st Century, in An
International Seminar on Critical theory and Its Practice in 21st Century
at Department of English Bodoland University,(22nd ,February 2013).
* Delivered a Plenary lecture on “ The
Voice of the Other : Subaltern Consciousness in the backdrop of
Globalization on 13th November,2014 in ICSSR Sponsored
National Seminar on “ Marginalized/Subaltern Voices and beyond: Issue and
Challenges in North- East India at Bodoland University,Kokrajhar,Assam
,India.
* Delivered a lecture on “
Communication and Research” in the ICSSR 10 Days Workshop on ‘ Research Methodology
in Social Science’ on 12th October 2015 at Department of
History, Assam University, Diphu Campus.
* Delivered an invited talk on “
Medieval Manuscriptology in Odisha “ in a National Workshop (March 4-24th )2017,
at Vishwa Bharati University.
* Delivered a Plenary lecture on “
Negotiating Myth and Tribal Culture in the Northeast: A Subaltern Perspective”
a 2 days National Seminar on “ Ethno-Eco-Mytho-Facets of North- East Indian
Writing in English” on 8th – 9th February 2018
at the Central University of Tamil Nadu.
* Delivered a Plenary lecture on “
Region,Regionalism and Representation of Fiction in a National Seminar held on
“Indigenous Voice(s) in Assamese Fiction” at Department of Assamese,AUDC
on 13th -14th March 2018.
* Delivered two Plenary lectures on “
Comparative Literature: Theory and Practice’’ and ‘’Situating Black
Subalternity in African American Literature’’ in an International Conference on
Contemporary American Literature, History, Culture and Politics on 28th Feb
and 1st March 2019 at Nagaland Central University, Kohima.
* Delivered a Plenary lecture on “
Future of Indian literature in English in 21st Century held at
Hansraj College, University of Delhi, in International Seminar on Indian
Literature: Past, Present and Future on 27th -18th April
2019.
* Delivered a Plenary lecture on “
Environment,Health, Society and Literature In National Seminar on “
Environment Happiness and Health: Rereading literature in the 21st Century,
14th -15th November 2019 at Bodoland
University.
*Delivered a Plenary lecture on “ Revisiting E.M Forster' "A Passage to India",in an International Webinar on E.M Forster held at Vyasa Nagar, Autonomous College, Jaipur Road ,Odisha on 27th December ,2020.
As Resource Person:
*Invited as Resource
person to chair a Session for the Seminar on "Trends in Contemporary
Indian English Poetry' organized by Deptt. Of English, Barmagar College,
Sorbhog on 19", November 2003.
*Acted as
Resource person in AHSEC (Assam Higher Secondary Educational Council) sponsored
Refresher course for Junior College Teacher on the subject Teaching English to
the Students of Commerce: Problems and Prospects, held at P.G. Deptt. Of
Commerce, B.H. College. Howly (Assam) from 30" June to 16th July, 2003.
*Chaired the Third
Session as Resource Person in U.G.C. sponsored National Seminar on the theme,
Indianness in Modern Indian Literature held at Cchay. Gaon College, Kamrup,
Assam from 8th to 9th, January 2010.
*Invited as
Resource person to U.G.C. sponsored Refresher Course in English at North Orissa
University, Mayurbhanj (1st-21st July 2005) and delivered three lectures on
Comparative Method', 'Comparative theory and Practice' and "Shakespeare
and Indian Culture'.
*Invited as Resource
person to deliver the 1st Sahityarathi Lakshminath Bezbaroa V.
Memorial Lecture on 'Bezbaroa and Sambalpuri Ethos' organised by Barpeta
Sahitya Sabha on 26th March 2001
*Acted
as Resource Person on 4th May 2013, University Level Workshop
on Research Methodology, Assam University Diphu Campus, National
*“Chaired
the Technical Session on Monoj Das and his Writings’’, 15th July,
2012, National Seminar on Manoj Das and the Art of Translation, Vyas Nagar
Autonomous College, Jaipur Road, Odisha in collaboration with The International
Journal ‘Rock Pebbles’.
*
Chaired three sessions (Vth, VIIIth & XIXth) International Seminar – cum-
Workshop 22nd to 24th February 2013, Critical
Theory and Practice in 21st Century, Bodoland University,
Kokrajhar, Assam, International
*Chaired
a Technical Session on 21st March 2013, Recent Trends in
Comparative Literature, Central University of Tamil Nadu, Thiruvarur, India,
National
*Chaired
a Technical Session on 17th October 2013, 6th International
Seminar of Shakespeare Association, University of Jammu, India, Internatiional
*
Chaired a Technical Session (No.III) on 26th August, 2014, UGC
Sponsored National Seminar on Lakshminath Bezboroa:The Puioneer of Assamese
Modernity, Department of Assamese, Assam University, Diphu Campus, National
*
Chaired a Technical Session on 24 – 25, November, 2014, ICSSR Sponsored
National Seminar on Regional Environment History : Issues and Concepts in the
Indian Subcontinent, Department of History, Assam University, Diphu Campus,
National
*
Chaired a Technical Session on 16th January, 2015, International
Conference of Writing India: Colonial, Postcolonial and Transnational Fiction,
Department of English, Ravenshaw University, Odisha, International
*Chaired
a Technical Session (No. 1) on 5th January 2015, MHRD
Sponsored National Seminar on Vedic Yajna Paddhati, Srimanta Sankardeva
Kalakhetra, Guwahati, Assam, National
*
Chaired a Session on 27th March 2015, International Conference
on ‘’Contesting Self and Other : Identities of Caste, Tribe, Gender and Beyond’’,
Assam University, Diphu Campus, International
*
Delivered Lecture as a Resource person on ‘Research Types and Objectives’ in the
School-level Workshop on Research Methodology (5th March – 23rd March,
2013), Assam University Diphu Campus
*Acted
as a Resource Person in the Academic Session “Exploring the Cultural Links
through Literature’’ in Two Days National Seminar on Civilizational and
Cultural Traditions of Northeast India: Exploring the Links(18th –
19th April)2018
* Delivered Invited Lecture as Resource Person on " From Conflict to Compromise: Rereading Victorian Poetry" at Kumara Guru College of Liberal Arts and Science,Tamil Nadu on 4th March 2021.
Seminar/Conferences
Organized :
*“The
voice of the Subaltern: A Northeast Perspective’’, 15th -16th May 2014(National)
Coordinator,, Department of English, Assam University, Diphu Campus
*“Negotiating
Language, Literature and Culture: A Northeast Perspective’’,15th-16th March 2016(
National) Coordinator, National, Department of English, Assam University, Diphu
Campus
Membership of Various Academic
Associations:
*Life Member,
Comparative Literature Association of India, New Delhi, Kolkata.
*Life Member,
Indian Philosophical Congress, New Delhi.
*Life Member,
Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute, Pune, Maharashtra.
*Life Member, Indian
Association for American Studies.
*Life Member,
Shakespeare Association of India.
*Life Member, Indian
Association for Buddhist Studies.
*Editor,
Indraprastha Review (2014 onwards)
*Editorial
Associate, Journal Of Comparative Literature and Aesthetics from 2011
*Guest Referee ,
Rock Pebbles International Journal
* Member, Editorial
Board, Transcript, Bodoland University Journal
*Member, Advisory
Board, Journal of North Eastern Review
Other Relevant
Information :
*Felicitated by Barpeta Sahitya Sabha
with Citation for Contribution to Lakshminath Bezbaroa Scholarship.
*Contributed to Assamese Encyclopaedia
(Asomiya Viswakosha), Vol, 4 (Indian Literature) On Odia Literature.
* Awarded ‘Kavi Padma’ Samman 2018
by Padmalochan Library, Soro, Balasore, Odisha.
*Actively engaged in Research on Odia
Folk – Culture ( Pala and Jatra ).
* Two Manuscripts are ready for
printing under the title: a) Tryst with the Orient: Essays In Comparative
Literature and Culture b) Sahityarathi Lakshminath Bezbaroa and Sambalpur: A
Study In Ethos.
Dr. Bishnu Charan Dash.

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