“Man can be destroyed but not defeated.”

— Ernest Hemingway

About Me

I am Siddarth B Mahajan, an educator and researcher in English Literature and Cultural Studies based in Vijayapura, Karnataka. I currently serve as a Guest Faculty member at Karnataka State Akkamahadevi Women’s University, Vijayapura, where I teach while actively engaging in academic research.

My academic foundation was built at Kristu Jayanti College and Christ University, Bengaluru. My research examines posthumanism, dystopian literature, and science fiction, focusing on how contemporary texts navigate technology, bodily autonomy, and evolving human identities.

Beyond literary theory, I am an active music producer, treating sound design and scholarship as complementary forms of creative and critical expression. As an educator with visual impairment, I am dedicated to advancing digital accessibility, inclusive pedagogy, and equitable knowledge production. My lived experience actively informs my teaching methodology and my approach to universal design in education.

Academic Profile & Credentials

• Current Role: Guest Faculty, Department of English, Karnataka State Akkamahadevi Women’s University
• Qualifications: UGC NET & KSET Qualified for Assistant Professorship
• Education:
  • MA in English with Communication Studies — Christ University, Bengaluru
  • BA in English Literature — Kristu Jayanti College, Bengaluru

What I Do

• Teaching & Mentorship: Facilitating courses in English literature, critical theory, and communication skills.
• Academic Research: Writing and publishing on posthumanism, dystopian fiction, and cultural studies.
• Music Production: Composing, editing, and producing audio projects across creative genres.
• Accessibility Advocacy: Engaging with inclusive pedagogy, universal design, and accessible education practices.

Contact & Collaboration

I welcome opportunities for research collaborations, academic guest lectures, panel discussions, or creative audio projects. Feel free to explore the site and reach out to connect.