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This journal aims to cover a wide range of topics in the field of social sciences and humanities.

It serves as a platform for researchers, academics and practitioners to contribute to the dissemination of knowledge and progress in various disciplinary are

18/08/2025

📢 New Article Published!

✨ Illusion of Enlightenment: A Postcolonial and Formalist Insight into Heart of Darkness through Conrad’s Imperial Narrative ✨

Authors:
👩‍🎓 Ateeqa Sajid, Government College University Faisalabad
👩‍🎓 Alishba Arshad, University of the Punjab

🔍 This paper critically re-examines Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness through postcolonial perspectives (Said, Achebe, Adichie, Ngũgĩ) and formalist critiques, uncovering the subtle violence, identity struggles, and moral ambiguities in Conrad’s imperial narrative.

Interpreting Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness through the lens of an erudite struggling to survive in a postcolonial, disruptive world is an intellectually stimulating experience. In this context, we are able to examine the systematic colonial ideologies embedded within both the conscious and subco...

05/08/2025

New article published!

Martin Kayamba and the Nationalist Struggle in Tanganyika: The Role of the Seuta People (1891–1939) by author Saidi O Saidi...

This paper examines the contribution of the Seuta people to the nationalist struggle in Tanganyika, with a specific focus on Martin Kayamba (1891-1939), a pivotal figure in the early period of the resistance to colonial rule. Furthermore, this paper explores how Kayamba's nationalist consciousness a...

09/12/2024

🌟 Exciting News from JSSHI! 🌟

We are thrilled to announce that the Journal of Social Sciences, Humanities and Innovation (JSSHI) has officially received its ISSN numbers for both print and online editions! 🎉

📚 ISSN (Print): 3078-7076
💻 ISSN (Online): 3078-7084

Under the leadership of our Editor-in-Chief: Prof. Dr. Mazhar Hayat, JSSHI continues to advance academic excellence in the fields of social sciences and humanities.

To celebrate this milestone, we are delighted to present a new article in Issue 2 titled:
👉 "Misogyny in the Madness: A Feminist Critique of Hamlet’s Treatment of Gertrude and Ophelia"

Explore this insightful critique, delving into feminist perspectives on Shakespeare's iconic characters.

🖇️ Read the article here: https://jsshi.net/latest-article.php

Thank you for being a part of our journey toward fostering innovation and meaningful dialogue in academia!

This journal aims to cover a wide range of topics in the field of social sciences and humanities. It serves as a platform for researchers, academics and practitioners to contribute to the dissemination of knowledge and progress in various disciplinary areas.

09/07/2024

New article published

Unraveling History and Fiction: Zadie Smith's 'White Teeth' as Historiographic Metafiction

The paper aims to inspect the interaction of history and fiction in the novel White Teeth through the perspective of Linda Hutcheon’s theory the historiographic metafiction. The problem of research is to find the systematic approach of knowing history turned into fiction by lying truth. The resear...

30/05/2024

The new article has been published.

This research article presents a comparative analysis of Urdu and English newspaper headlines reporting on the arrest of Imran Khan, a prominent political figure in Pakistan. The study aims to shed light on how linguistic and cultural factors influence news framing and shape public perception of a s...

01/05/2024

The new article has been published.

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