Innovative Research Award
Abu Farah Hoque
Maharani Kasiswari College, India
Abu Farah Hoque is a researcher affiliated with Maharani Kasiswari College, India, whose documented scholarly contributions include literary criticism, cultural studies, semiotics, and explorations of identity and representation. The available publication record presents research engaging with Indian literary traditions, contemporary social questions, and interpretative approaches to literature. This academic recognition profile examines the documented research output in connection with the Innovative Research Award presented under the Global Innovation Technologist Awards.
Abstract
This profile examines the scholarly contributions of Abu Farah Hoque in Arts and Humanities, focusing on literary interpretation, cultural identity, semiotics, and contemporary Indian intellectual discourse. Four supplied publications provide evidence of engagement with diverse literary and cultural subjects, including Rajbanshi identity, representations of the body, national development, and comparative literary interpretation. The publications demonstrate an interdisciplinary orientation that connects textual analysis with broader social and philosophical questions. The profile considers these contributions in relation to research originality, thematic relevance, and academic dissemination. Quantitative indicators such as citations and h-index remain unverified and are therefore not assigned estimated values.
Keywords
Abu Farah Hoque; Innovative Research Award; Arts and Humanities; Indian Literature; Literary Criticism; Cultural Identity; Semiotics; Subaltern Studies; Comparative Literature; Research Excellence.
Introduction
Research in the humanities contributes to understanding cultural histories, literary traditions, social identities, and intellectual transformations. Literary scholarship is particularly significant because it investigates how texts represent communities, negotiate cultural differences, and interpret changing social realities. Hoque’s documented publications engage with these concerns through critical readings of established and contemporary literary works. His research record provides a basis for examining the relationship between literary interpretation and interdisciplinary academic inquiry. [1]
Research Profile
The supplied publication information identifies four scholarly works, including three journal articles and one book. Their subjects indicate an academic interest in literary representation, philosophical interpretation, cultural memory, and contemporary national discourse. The research profile is interdisciplinary within the humanities, drawing on literary studies, semiotic perspectives, and cultural criticism. The institutional affiliation provided for the researcher is Maharani Kasiswari College, India. [2]
Research Contributions
A notable contribution concerns the interpretation of Rajbanshi identity and subaltern ecological perspectives through Debesh Roy’s literary work. Another examines fatness, grotesque embodiment, and the politics of nonsense in Bengali literary traditions. These studies extend literary discussion towards questions of social representation and cultural meaning. The comparative investigation of Coleridge and Kamala Das introduces semiotics and philosophical interpretation, while the book on Viksit Bharat @ 2047 addresses contemporary national aspirations. [3]
Publications
The four supplied publications form the documented basis of this recognition profile:
- Rivers, Memory, and Subaltern Ecologies: Reimagining Rajbanshi Identity in Debesh Roy’s Tistaparer Britantta. ILN Journal: Indian Literary Narratives, published September 30, 2026.
- Bodies Out of Proportion: Fatness, Grotesque Embodiment, and the Politics of Nonsense in Sukumar Ray’s Abol Tabol and Rabindranath Tagore’s Khapchhara. Literariness Journal, published September 1, 2026.
- Viksit Bharat @ 2047: Bold Vision, Bright Future. Book, published August 30, 2026.
- In Search of Sign, Self and the Dao: Re-reading Coleridge and Kamala Das through Semiotics. Samdarshi, published January 30, 2023.
Research Impact
The publications address subjects relevant to literary scholarship, cultural studies, and contemporary humanities research. Their DOI registrations provide persistent identification and facilitate scholarly discovery. The documented themes may support further discussion of marginalized identities, literary experimentation, and philosophical approaches to textual interpretation. The supplied record indicates five documents overall, although only four publications are individually described here. Citation totals, h-index, and independently verified bibliometric performance are unavailable. [4]
Award Suitability
The Innovative Research Award recognizes scholarly contributions demonstrating originality, intellectual engagement, and relevance to their respective disciplines. Hoque’s supplied publication portfolio presents several research directions within Arts and Humanities, particularly literary criticism, cultural identity, and interdisciplinary interpretation. These documented works provide a basis for consideration under the Global Innovation Technologist Awards. Final assessment should additionally consider independent publication verification, originality, research quality, and available citation evidence.
Conclusion
Abu Farah Hoque’s documented research demonstrates engagement with significant questions in literary and cultural scholarship. The supplied publications explore identity, embodiment, semiotics, and national development through different humanities perspectives. Collectively, they establish a varied academic profile with potential relevance to interdisciplinary research. The Innovative Research Award provides an appropriate framework for recognizing these scholarly activities, subject to the event’s evaluation and verification procedures.
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References
- ILN Journal: Indian Literary Narratives. (2026). Rivers, Memory, and Subaltern Ecologies: Reimagining Rajbanshi Identity in Debesh Roy’s Tistaparer Britantta.
https://doi.org/10.70396/ilnjournal.v3n3.a.05
- Literariness Journal. (2026). Bodies Out of Proportion: Fatness, Grotesque Embodiment, and the Politics of Nonsense in Sukumar Ray’s Abol Tabol and Rabindranath Tagore’s Khapchhara. DOI: 10.67147/literariness.v1i4.048.
https://doi.org/10.67147/literariness.v1i4.048
- Samdarshi. (2023). In Search of Sign, Self and the Dao: Re-reading Coleridge and Kamala Das through Semiotics.
https://doi.org/10.52783/samdarshi.v16.i1.463
- ORCID. (n.d.). Abu Farah Hoque: Researcher Identifier 0009-0008-6127-9654. ORCID.
https://orcid.org/0009-0008-6127-9654
- Global Innovation Technologist Awards. (n.d.). Official Awards Website.
innovationtechnologist.com