This edited volume provides an in-depth analysis of the role of literature and media in shaping ideologies, values, beliefs, culture and practices of society. The scholarly perspectives in the twenty-one chapters focus on the theoretical and conceptual explanations of power dominance, patriarchal panopticons, conflicts between science and religion, representations of the corrupt neocolonial world, human victimisations, cyborg women, caste oppressions, and ideological belief systems in society. Widening the new and number of different perspectives, the book also delineates inexorable patriarchal logic, conjugal power politics, social structures, pandemic quandary and market construction instituted by media and literature. The dominant climate of ideas expressed in the imaginative works, its interminable effects and vehement relationship with society are extended in multiple domains where the two disciplines, being the instructive and entertaining mirrors, encourage social cohesion and cultural transition.