Insider perspectives: Critical essays on literature from Nagaland / Elizabeth, Vizovono

SECTION 1- Essay by Vizovono Elizabeth:
1- An overview of the development of literature in Nagaland;
2- Nativising our narrative: Tenyimia worldview as reflected in Easterine Kire's A Naga Remembered;
3- From folklore from literature: Easterine Kire's peoplestories;
4- Speaking from the Marginalized: Subaltern voices in Easterine Kire's a terrible matriarachy;
5- Negotiating a meaningful existence: The quest for identity in contemporary Naga narratives;
6- Story telling : The healing power of narrative in the works of Temsula Ao and Easterine Kire's ;
7- Nini Lungalang's Poetry: a critical estimate;
8- Of women and poetry: Finding a voice through verse;

SECTION II- Essay by Sungtinaro Tsuren:
1- An appraisal of Ao Naga literature;
2- Folklore as culture history: Re-reding Jina Etiben;
3- A discourse of AO Naga folktale;
4- Women in Naga society: Recounted in folktale;
5- The art of Orality, narratology and storytelling: An overview;
6- Myths, beliefs and customs in Temsula Ao's song from the other life;
7- Our church, our land.....something to sing about- Songs in Kongshir Ken;
8- Meet your Author- An interview with Dr. Temsula Ao;