Center for Critical Research on Religion
The Center publishes the journal Critical Research on Religion and the book series "Studies in Critical Research on Religion."
Himanshi Shinde and Mamta Anand, "Thus spoke the stone women, Ahalya and Galatea: A comparative study of classical myths and their modern feminist retellings by Kavita Kane and Madeline Miller" in the April 2026 issue of Critical Research on Religion: ... See MoreSee Less

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This article explores the transformative impact of feminist revisionist mythmaking in contemporary literature, aiming to reinterpret the archetype of the “stone...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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Anjitha Anil and Sushant Kishore, "Gendered vengeance: Gender, agency, and retribution in the Mahabharata" in the April 2026 issue of Critical Research on Religion:
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This article examines the gendered dynamics of revenge in The Mahabharata, addressing a significant gap in the scholarly analysis of this ancient Indian epic. D...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Himanshi Shinde and Mamta Anand, "Thus spoke the stone women, Ahalya and Galatea: A comparative study of classical myths and their modern feminist retellings by Kavita Kane and Madeline Miller" in the April 2026 issue of Critical Research on Religion:
Thus spoke the stone women, Ahalya and Galatea: A comparative study of classical myths and their...
This article explores the transformative impact of feminist revisionist mythmaking in contemporary literature, aiming to ...
journals.sagepub.com
Anjitha Anil and Sushant Kishore, "Gendered vengeance: Gender, agency, and retribution in the Mahabharata" in the April 2026 issue of Critical Research on Religion:
Gendered vengeance: Gender, agency, and retribution in the Mahabharata - Anjitha Anil, Sushant...
This article examines the gendered dynamics of revenge in The Mahabharata, addressing a significant gap in the schol...
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