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Folk Tales and Myths of Prague in Science Fiction- Lucie Lukacovicova
Issues of Identity in Star Trek vis a vis Nation and Nationalism- Sheetal Balyan
Once Upon a Time in Bollywood SF: ‘transMITting’ across Gods, Aliens and Time- Sami Ahmad Khan
Cyrano de Bergerac: Father of Science-Fiction Literature in France? A Reflection – Dr. Jyothi Venkatesh
Fictions of Literature and Languages- Nagaraja N D
Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy’s Westworld and others: The AI Metaphor in the Evil World of Surveillance Capitalism- Dr Kasturi Sinha Ray
Science Fiction and Scope for Future Technology- Dr Arambam Sophia & Dr Mayanglambam Sarda Devi
Time and Space in Jayant Narlikar’s Virus – Ms. Meenal R. Kale
Space Adventures in French Literature- Sujatha Swamy
Dystopian City: An Exploration of the Futuristic Chicago in Divergent Trilogy – Vishnu Prasad T
The Mutant Metaphor: Smashing Stereotypes or Surrendering to Standards? – Sheena Lama
A Posthumanist Reading of Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow- Shikha Khandpur
Female Characters in Science Fiction: Archetypal Messengers of Social Equity & Equality – Dr. Navle Balaji Anandrao
Clay’s Ark as a Microbial Narrative- S. Lavanya & Dr. V. Sangeetha
The Mythical Twist in Indian Speculative Fiction – Ruchita Machal
Breakdown of Dystopian Elements in Neon Genesis Evangelion : Analysing the Interaction between Sci-Fi and Psychoanalytic/Mythopoetic Elements- Priyasha & Gopika Rakesh
Challenging Essentialist Notions of Femininity: Feminist Science Fiction – Dr K S Vaishali
Frankenfood: A Cornucopia in Paolo Bacigalupi’s The Windup Girl- S.Priya dharsini & Dr.C.G.Sangeetha
Scientific world of Doris Lessing: Dynamic Concept of Utopia- Dr. Priyanka Mishra
Bollywood and Science Fiction: The Framing of Bollywood’s Superhero Genre- Sohini Chakraborty
Indian English Science Fiction: Expanding/ Exploding the Canon of Indian Writing in English – Anamta Rizvi
Black Panther –African Diaspora Through Techno-culture and Science Fiction- Iniya J C
