A Theatre of Their Own: Indian Women Playwrights in Perspective
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Dr. Pinaki Ranjan Das
Dr. Pinaki Ranjan Das is an Assistant Professor in the Department of English in Nehru College, Bahadurganj (A constituent unit of Purnea University, Purnia). He is fairly published in several International and National Journals of repute in areas ranging from gender to theatre studies, politics to sociology. Having acquired his PhD degree from University of North Bengal, India, working on Indian Women’s Theatre, he is a keen researcher on the interaction of dramatic and post-dramatic theatre, performance and philosophy. He is also the life time member of the Association for English Studies of India.
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