Articles

News Paper articles	Research papers
“Malayalam.” (The literary history of Kerala of the last 60 years). The Hindu 07 March 2010	“Oblique Mirrors: An Approach to the Heroes of Upamanya Chatterjee.” Alienation and Identity Crisis in America Fiction and in Indian Fiction in English 1996:136-140.
“Crossing the Threshold.” The Hindu 04 September 2010.	“Post-Colonial Theory: a Critique.” Littcrit 25.32 Jun-Dec.1999:42-47
“Decolonising the Land.” The Hindu 11 April 2011	“Multi-Culturalism and the New World (Dis) order.” Interractions; Essays on the Literature and Culture of Asia Pacific region. Eds Dennis Haskell and Ron Shapiro Nedlands: University of Western Australia and Centre for Studies in Australian Literature, 2000:19-22.
“Dealing with exclusion.” The Hindu 05 February 2012.	“T.S. Eliot’s Conception of Tradition: A Sociological Reading.” Journal of Literature and Aesthetics 8.1Jan-Jun.2000:99-103.
“Parangodi Parinayam: A burlesque on Indulekha.” The Hindu 04 June 2015.	“Women: Colonial Narratives and Postcolonial Images.” Indian Journal of PostColonial Literatures 1.1 Jul.2000:47-50.
“(Her stories) Dictums of etiquette.” The Hindu 02 July 2015.	“Women Development and the Feminisation of Poverty.” Kerala Sociologist XXIX.2 Dec.2001:73-75.
“Breaking shackles of orthodoxy.” The Hindu 30 July 2015	‘Feminism – Theory and Practice – Interview with Dr. G. S. Jayasree’, Pacchakkutira,
“Twelve eventful years.” The Hindu 27 August 2015.	Interview with Sarah Joseph. “Ezhuthu bhaashayile samaramaanu”. Pacchakkutira, Vol. 02, No. 03, July – Sept 2003: 63-82
“Rajalekshmi, the reclusive author.” The Hindu 24 September 2015.	“Courage never to submit or yield: short stories by women in India.” Redefining Feminisms edited by Ranjana Harish and V Bharathi Harishankar, 2008.
“A question of faith.” The Hindu 05 November 2015.	“Defining Tradition: Hardy, Eliot and Larkin in Dialogue” in University Criterion Vol I No 1, 2009.
“The calm after the storm.” The Hindu 03 December 2015	“The Ways of Faith: Zenana Mission in Trivandrum, 1864-1964. Economic and Political Weekly Vol. 41, No. 17 (Apr. 29 - May 5, 2006), pp. 1669- 1674
“The calm after the storm.” The Hindu 03 December 2015	Introduction to Kocharethi, the first Adivasi novel in South India by Narayan, published by Oxford University Press, 2011.
“Self-portrait of a thinking woman.” The Hindu 31 December 2015	“Transactional Autobiographies: Ways of Writing Lives. Variant Cultures, Variant Readings: Essays in Honour of Prof. Jameela Begum. Eds. B. Hariharan, et. al. New Delhi: Creative, 2012: 278-292
“The bi-lingual creativity of Kamala Das.” The Hindu 28 January 2016.	“The Economy of Photographs: Possibilities for a New Reading of Riots.” (with Smithi Mohan). Histories and Studies in Popular Culture. Ed. K. S. Prathap. Organised and Published by the P.G. Department of History, Catholicate College, Pathanamthitta, 2013: 30-44.
“Thus spake Malayali Muslim women.” The Hindu 26 February 2016.	"History and Theories of Translation : India.” Journal of Literature & Aesthetics 13.2 (July-Dec. 2013)
“Sartorial assertions for change.” The Hindu 08 April 2016.	“Writing A Life: Tales of Athiranipadam.” The Book Review Literary Trust Vol. XXXVIII No.8.
An Interview with Sarah Joseph by G.S jayasree and Sreedevi K Nair	“When we Dared to Publish: Experiences of an Editor.” Women's Studies Narrative Travails and Triumphs. Ed. Rekha Pande. Delhi: The Women Press, 2016: 51-69.
Feminism Theory and Practice	Pulayathara by Paul chirikkarode