Reconceptualising the Human: Exploring Critical Posthumanism in Select Novels of A. E. Van Vogt, Don Delillo and Olaf Stapledon - Tapa blanda

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Dr. Aishwarya Mishra serves as a distinguished member of the English faculty at Lokanath Mahavidyalaya in the vibrant town of Kendrapara, Odisha, India. She earned her Ph.D. from Ravenshaw University in Cuttack. Dr. Mishra's scholarly expertise is deeply rooted in the interdisciplinary field of Environmental Humanities, where she explores the intricate connections between literature and ecological consciousness. Additionally, she delves into the complexities of Postmodern Literature, unraveling its layers with keen insight. Her academic contributions are substantial, with numerous research articles gracing esteemed journals and a variety of insightful papers presented at prominent conferences, all reflecting her profound knowledge and passion for these subjects.

Dr. Gurudev Meher, a distinguished translator and academic, is an Associate Professor in the PG Department of English at Ravenshaw University, Cuttack, Odisha. With over fifteen years in academia, he excels in postcolonial criticism, diaspora studies, and translation. His research is published in prestigious journals worldwide. Educated at Utkal University and Ravenshaw University, Dr. Meher has taught for more than eighteen years across various colleges in Odisha. His passion for literature and translation is evident in his work on diasporic writing and translating Odia novels into English, bridging cultural narratives and reaching a wider audience. His notable translations include The Changeover, the English version of Surendra Mohanty's Kalantara, and Night in the Metropolis and Other Stories, both published by Bloomsbury Publishing and Black Eagle Books in 2019 and 2023, respectively. These works highlight his skill in preserving Odia literature's essence for global readers.