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Journal Article
Editorial
2025
Overview
Gratitude, often relegated to the domain of affective sentiment, warrants deeper epistemological and ontological inquiry, particularly when examined through the prisms of life, culture, language, and literature. In Shakespeare's King Lear, the tragic unraveling of familial bonds pivots on the failure of gratitude, revealing its centrality to ethical subjectivity. Literary texts frequently transform gratitude from a private emotion to a collective articulation of memory, trauma, and hope. [...]gratitude, in its deepest inflection, is not merely a social nicety but an epistemic posture.
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St. Teresa’s College (Autonomous) Ernakulam
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