Dr. Longjam Loyangamba Meitei
Assistant Professor
Dr. Longjam Loyangamba Meitei is a scholar specializing in postcolonial studies and Manipuri literature. He earned his PhD from the Central University of Gujarat, completing a dissertation titled "History, Genre and The Archive: A Study of Postcolonial Manipuri Literature," which explores the complex interplay between history, genre, and archival practices. His research foregrounds the significance of regional narratives in shaping postcolonial discourse and their role in preserving cultural memory and identity.
His academic interests lie in postcolonial literature, comparative literary studies, and regional literatures, with a focus on critically examining the intersections of culture, history, and narrative forms. Through his work, Dr. Meitei contributes to the broader understanding of how literature functions as a medium of cultural representation and historical engagement, particularly in the context of marginalized communities. He is committed to advancing scholarship in the field and fostering critical engagement with literary texts that bridge local and global perspectives.
Teaching Interests
- Teaching interests include postcolonial literature, comparative literary studies, and regional literatures, with a focus on critically examining the intersections of culture, history, and narrative forms. Emphasis is placed on fostering a nuanced understanding of literature's role in shaping and reflecting societal dynamics.
Research Interests
- Research interests focus on postcolonial literature, with a particular emphasis on Manipuri literature and its engagement with cultural history and archival practices. The work seeks to explore how regional narratives contribute to broader discourses on identity, memory, and the politics of representation.
