November 9, 2025International Journal of English Language Education and Literature Studies (IJEEL)

Reclaiming Land and Identity: Cultural Ecofeminism in the Representation of Naga Women in Easterine Kire’s Narratives

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DADakshi AgrawalPohang University of Science and Technology

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Narrative analysis reveals Kire's representation of land and identity in Naga women's stories, highlighting ecological wisdom and colonialism's impact.

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Kire's narratives illustrate the deep connection between ecological wisdom and identity in Naga culture.
Her storytelling reflects themes of resistance against colonialism and modernity, reclaiming land and cultural continuity.
Through her fiction, Kire portrays women as active custodians of ecological knowledge in a disrupted environment.
This representation may empower Naga women, positioning them as vital agents of cultural resilience and memory.

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Dakshi Agrawal (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/690fdce2f60c54d04ea382c6 https://doi.org/10.22161/ijeel.4.6.2

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Narrative analysis reveals Kire's representation of land and identity in Naga women's stories, highlighting ecological wisdom and colonialism's impact.

Reclaiming Land and Identity: Cultural Ecofeminism in the Representation of Naga Women in Easterine Kire’s Narratives

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Reclaiming Land and Identity: Cultural Ecofeminism in the Representation of Naga Women in Easterine Kire’s Narratives

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