| Name |
Designation |
Highest Qualification |
Specialization |
E-mail ID |
| Dipendu Chakraborty |
Sir Gooroodas Banerjee Professor |
M.A. |
Drama, Film Studies, Translation |
dceng@caluniv.ac.in |
| Jharna Sanyal |
Professor |
Ph.D. |
Fiction, Medieval Literature, Translation Studies, Literary Theory, Victorian Literature; Colonial & Postcolonial Studies, Indian Writing in English, Post Modernism |
jseng@caluniv.ac.in |
| Krishna Sen |
Professor |
Ph.D. |
Drama, Colonial & Post Colonial Literatures, Gender Studies Modern & Postmodern Literature and Literary theory related to British and non British Literature written in English, Fiction and Narratology. |
kseng@caluniv.ac.in |
| Sudeshna Chakravarti |
Professor |
Ph.D. |
Drama, Fiction, Translation Studies, French & German Literature |
sceng@caluniv.ac.in |
Tapati Gupta
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Professor |
Ph.D. |
Translation Studies,
Literature and Visual Arts, Shakespeare, English Renaissance, Drama |
tgeng@caluniv.ac.in |
Sanjukta Dasgupta
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Professor |
Ph.D. |
Fiction, Poetry, Gender Studies, Translation Studies, American Literature |
sdgeng@caluniv.ac.in |
Chinmoy Guha
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Professor |
Ph.D. |
European Literature, French Studies & Modernism |
|
Sinjini Bandyopadhyay
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Reader |
Ph.D. |
Modern and Post Modern Literature, Autobiography. |
sbeng@caluniv.ac.in |
Santanu Mazumdar
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Reader |
Ph.D. |
Fiction, Romantic Literature |
smeng@caluniv.ac.in |
Tirthaprasad Mukherjee
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Reader |
Ph.D. |
Poetry, Aesthetics, English Romantic Literature, Interdisciplinary Studies |
|
Sumita Naskar
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Sl. Grade Lecturer |
M.Phil. |
Fiction, Poetry, American Literature |
smeng@caluniv.ac.in |
| Tanmay Ghosh |
Lecturer |
M.Phil. |
Linguistics |
|
This award by the UGC to a department of Calcutta University is a recognition of the unique contribution of Bengal to the cultural paradigms that have shaped modern India, and is the first such specialised UGC-assisted research programme in the country. The thrust area of this programme - Literary and Cultural Interface between Bengal and Britain in the 19th and 20th centuries - will enable the Department of English to look at the complex processes of nation-building and the formation of national consciousness, while conducting in-depth research on the social and cultural life of Bengal.