Biographie
Nirmal Gurung is a PhD student with a keen interest in economics, politics, and English literature. He combines analytical thinking with strong writing skills to explore interdisciplinary questions. He is open to research collaborations, academic discussions, and opportunities to develop his work further.
Info
- Berufsstand
- SCHOLAR
- Angelegt am
- 13.6.2026
Texte (31)
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The Street That Forged Them. Poverty, Survival, and Female Solidarity in Pat Barker's "Union Street" - Neu
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The Price of the Bourgeois Dream. A Neo-Marxist Reading of Christopher Marlowe's "Doctor Faustus" - Neu
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Bourgeois Decay and Capitalist Collapse. A Neo-Marxist Reading of Joseph Conrad's "The Secret Agent" - Neu
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Walls of the Mind that Block. A Neo-Marxist Reading of George Lamming's "In the Castle of My Skin" - Neu
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The Unstable Bridge. Capital, Memory, and the Failure of Reinvention in Lan Cao's "Monkey Bridge" - Neu
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A Qualitative Study of Vygotsky's Sociocultural Theory in English Literature Pedagogy at Colleges - Neu
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Power and Complicity. A Reading of the Anxiety of Influence in Yi Mun-yol's "Our Twisted Hero" - Neu
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