• The theme of power in George Orwell's post-war novels : Animal farm and nineteen eighty-four 

  Sebastian, V.J. (Department of English, University of Calicut., 2001)

• The motif of innocence: the central thread in the web of conflicting view points: a study of he selected plays of Tom Stoppard and Edward Bond 

  Pushpa Mohandas (Department of English, University of Calicut., 2000)

• Rites, rituals, and ceremonies in post independent Indian english fiction 

  Sunitha Srinivas.C (Department of English, University of Calicut., 2002)

• Writing in colonial space a critical evaluation of the early nineteenth century Indian poetry in english 

  Uma Rao (Department of English, University of Calicut., 1999)

• Realism and Social Tranformation in the Novels of Mulk Raj Anand and Thakazhi Sivasankara Pillai - A Comparative Study 

  Anand, K. B (Department of English, University of Calicut., 1999)

• Fictionalising the black psyche: a study of selected fiction of Chester B. Himes. 

  Kottiswari, W. S. (Department of English, University of Calicut., 1999)

• Search for identity in carribbean fiction 

  Asha Muhammed (Department of English, University of Calicut, 1998)

• The Quest for Deliverance: Sufi Elements in the Major Novels of Doris Lessing 

  Geethakrishnan, S. (Department of English, University of Calicut., 2002)

• In-forming Aggression: The Fictional Techniques of Joseph Heller and Thomas Pynchon 

  Sam Thomas (Department of English, University of Calicut., 1999)

• Counter Discourse in the Works of Joan Crate, Jovette Marchessault and Lee Maracle 

  Rajani, B. (Department of English, University of Calicut., 2000)

• The problem of alienation in the fiction of Arun Joshi 

  Usha K. (Department of English, University of Calicut, 1998)

• Feminist poetics in Alice Munro and Anita Desai 

  Jayasree Sukumaran (Department of English University of Calicut, 2000)

• Women on the move: self encounters in select travel narratives by malayali women 

  Sangeetha Damodaran (Department of English University of Calicut, 2023)

  Travel has always been part of the developmental process of human history. When human beings began to settle down in particular geographical spaces, the nature and purpose of travels started to shift from a survival ...

• Partition in indo anglian fiction 

  Vijayan, K. (Department of English University of Calicut, 2001)

• Schlemiel as paradigm : the hero in selected fiction of Isaac Bashevis singer 

  Lasitha, B.V. (Department of English, University of Calicut, 2000)

• Colonial narrative on India counter narrative and colonial experience in gandhian era 

  Ajay Kumar M.P. (Department of English, University of Calicut, 2003)

• Sociology of black experience and the development of black consciousness a study with particular reference to the novels of Richard Wright Ralph Ellison and Ishmael Reed 

  Hemanthakumar, U (Department of English, University of Calicut, 2001)

• Nation of men: paradigms and practices of gender in nationalist discourses 

  Asha Mary Abraham (Department of English, University of Calicut, 2024)

  The thesis is titled Nation of Men: Paradigms and Practices of Gender in Nationalist Discourses. The thesis studies how the slow yet steady process of evolution of nations and nationalisms did not take gender into account, ...

• The self in the making a study of jewish sensibility in the early fiction of Philip Roth 

  Nanda Kumar, K P (Department of English, University of Calicut, 2003)

• A narratological study in the fictional works of Ruskin Bond 

  Meamy Raphael C (Department of English, University of Calicut, 2001)

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