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A  Photography  Workshop      on 17/8 /2023  was organised by A Photography workshop  English Department of MKBU. This workshop was organised by Dr. Dilip Barad sir,the head of the English Department.     we had an awesome photography workshop titled  " Imagination : The Art of See"   by Mr. Kaushik Ghelani   at Department of English. Students of Life Science department also participated with us in the photography workshop.          which the anchoring was done by Trushali Dodia, student of the department of English,M.A. Sem.3 and the guest was welcomed  by  Avni Jani, student of the department of English,M.A. Sem.3 .Riya Bhatt, a student of M.A.Sem.1, welcomed him with a bouquet of flowers. Head of the department Prof. Dilip Barad Sir welcomed. The head of the English department, Prof. Dilip Barad sir  gave him a heartly welcome.    I...

Themes  Represented in various tableaux  of kala - Yatra         The 31st Youth Festival was organized by Maharaja Krishankumarsinghji Bhavnagar. A kala -  yatra was organized on the first day.The name of it was "Manbhavan." The central theme and of the Youth Festival was "Nari_Shakti_Vandana," inspired by the recently passed Nari Shakti Vandana bill in Parliament.           Department of English was performed ' Nari shakti vadana ' .It shows women working in different ways. Apart from this, it was also seen where women  has reached in the present timeIt shows a woman who is reporting while another woman is giving her entire life to protect her children.        Garba is our own culture. Also, various works were presented by many colleges.   Then the program was inaugurated on the main stage.      Apart from this, women and goddesses were also seen as...

   •  Write an essay on your understanding on the concept of shakespeare  Tragedy . Justify /Illustarte 'Macbeth ' an shakespearean Tragedy .       Shakespearean tragedies are  renowned for their exploration of human flaws, the inevitability of fate, and the consequences of unchecked ambition. "Macbeth," one of William Shakespeare's quintessential tragedies, epitomizes these themes.      At its core, a Shakespearean tragedy follows a structure wherein the protagonist, usually a noble figure, faces a tragic downfall due to a fatal flaw in their character. In "Macbeth," the eponymous character's tragic flaw is his unchecked ambition. Driven by the prophecies of the three witches and his wife's relentless ambition, Macbeth succumbs to the temptation of power, leading him to commit heinous acts, such as regicide and the murder of innocent characters like Banquo.     The concept of the tragic hero is integral to Shakespearean t...

History of Neo-classical Age  Introduction      Neoclassicism is the 18th and 19th century movement that developed in Europe as a reaction to the excesses of Baroque and Rococo styles that were dominant in the previous era. The movement sought to return to the classical beauty and magnificence of the Ancient Greece and the Roman Empire. History Neoclassicism        " The one way for us to Become great , perhaps inimitable , is by imtating the ancients ".       Neoclassical art is based on simplicity and symmetry and takes its inspiration from the German art historian  johann joachim Winckelmann who believed that art should aim at the ideal forms and beauty of Greek art. Explore the Neoclassicism movement by starting from What is neoclassism ? and browse our curated list of artworks fom neoclassicism painters such as jacques-Louis David , jean-Auguste -Dominique lngers  and others. ...

• Impact on Romantic Poetry  Introduction                          Romantic poetry, a literary movement from the late 18th to mid-19th century, was characterized by an emphasis on emotion, nature, and individual expression. It had a profound impact on literature, influencing subsequent generations and shaping the way poets approached their craft. Romantic poets, such as Wordsworth, Coleridge, and Shelley, celebrated individualism and the beauty of the natural world, challenging the conventions of the time. This movement laid the foundation for modern poetry and continues to inspire poets today. Impact on Romantic Poetry         Studying Romantic poetry can improve our empathy and resilience, our sense of categorization and understanding, our ability to accommodate uncertainty, and our powers of decision-making.       Romanticism in poetry can be defined as the development of ind...

How far do you agree with Plato's objection to freedom of expression and artistic liberty enjoyed by creative writers? Name the text ( Novelz, plays , poems , movies , tv soaps etc and which can be rightfully objected and banned with reference to plato objections )   Plato's objection to freedom of expression stemmed from his concern that art and literature could have a negative influence on society, shaping the citizens' beliefs and behaviors. While understanding his perspective, it's important to note that modern societies generally value freedom of expression as a fundamental right. However, discussions about limitations on certain forms of expression exist, particularly when it comes to explicit content, hate speech, or materials that may incite violence. Deciding what should be objected to or banned involves complex considerations of societal norms and ethical principles. Plato's objections might be applied to works that promote falsehoods, undermine moral valu...

•  Below are various movie and radio adaptions of this play write your critique on various adaptions of this play . Introduction            "The Importance of Being Earnest" by Oscar Wilde has been adapted into various movies and radio productions over the years. Each adaptation brings its own interpretation and style to Wilde's witty satire. 1. 1952 Film Adaptation (Directed by Anthony Asquith)     This classic black-and-white adaptation captures the essence of Wilde's comedy. The performances, particularly by Michael Redgrave and Michael Denison, bring out the humor and social commentary effectively.     The film is noted for its acting, although the parts played by Redgrave and Denison called for actors ten years younger. Margert Rutherford  who plays Miss Prism in this adaptation, played Lady Bracknell in the 1946 BBC production.      The period setting is well-captured, maintaining the ...

1) Angelica consider the financial negotiations that one makes before marring  a prospective bride the same as prostitution  . Do you agree.     the desire to do meaningful work might, poignantly, be the strongest urge a late eighteenth- to early nineteenth-century woman knew, propelling her into marriage with a man who could employ her skills. But this narrative altered because, starting in 1855, feminist activists popularized the idea that middle-class women suffered from being denied work. In Middlemarch , Can You Forgive Her ? , and The Clever Woman of the Family, heroines traverse the same plot: an inevitably doomed vocational marital future. This “suppressive hypothesis” made it impossible to depict a successful vocational marriage. The fantasies of female empowerment we saw in the neighbor plot had become unwriteable in the latter half of the century. Marriage had become a private, romantic dyad, inimical to the social orientation of familiar ma...

Introduction           Charlotte Brontte was an English novelist and poet . She was a three Brontte sisters .who survived into adulthood and whose novels became classics of English literature .       Charlotte Brontte ( 1816- 1855)    She enlisted in school at Roe Head, misfiled in January 1831, aged 14 years. She left the year after to teach her sisters,Emliy and Anne, at home, returning in 1835 as a governess. In 1839, she undertook the role of governess for the Sidgwick family, but left after a few months to return to Haworth, where the sisters opened a school but failed to attract pupils. Instead, they turned to writing and they each first published in 1846 under the pseudonyms of Currer, Ellis, and Acton Bell. Although her first novel, The proffecor, was rejected by publishers, her second novel, jane eyrn, was published in 1847. The sisters admitted to their Bell pseudonyms in 1848, and by the followi...

• Structure  of the novel - ' jude the obscure'     Introduction        Jude the Obscure  is a novel by Thomas Hardy .which began as a magazine serial in December 1894 and was first published in book form in 1895  It is Hardy's last completed novel. The protagonist, Jude Fawley, is a  young man; he is a stonemason who dreams of becoming a scholar. The other main character is his cousin, Sue Bridehead, who is also his central love interest. The novel is concerned in particular with issues of class, education, religion, morality and marriage. Structure of the Novel     The structure of the novel might be described as the reversals of belief in Jude and Sue and their changing marital relationships as they both go down to defeat. In the beginning Sue's view of things is secular and rationalist, expressed, for example, in her sympathy with ancient rather than medieval culture, her scorn of conventional rel...

1)  What is the significance of epigraph written by hardy - 'Letter Killeth' - for this ,novel jude the obscure .      The epigraph "Letter killeth but the spirit giveth life" by Thomas Hardy in his novel Jude the Obscure holds significant meaning and reflects the themes explored in the book.    Firstly, the epigraph highlights the power of interpretation and the limitations of written communication. It suggests that the mere words in a letter or any written form can be destructive and lead to misunderstanding or harm. This idea resonates throughout the novel, as Jude and other characters often experience miscommunication and suffer the consequences brought about by the misinterpretation of letters or messages.    Furthermore, the epigraph implies that the true essence or spirit behind words holds greater significance than the words themselves. It suggests that a deeper understanding and connection can be found beyond the literal words written dow...

  •.   compare of the narrative strategy of the Novel and Movie .   Introduction     The films show people the story, while the novels tell people the story. According to Monaco, the novels could be narrated either by the first-person narrator or by someone outside it, the omniscient narrator . Most films are also told from an omniscient point view.   Compare The Narrative strategy In the twentieth century, there are two culturally dominant wasofexperiencing fiction available to us: the  visual forms of film and the prose forms of novel. Indeed, these two different media have gained millions of fans all over the world. Many literary masterpieces have been represented through films. Victor Fleming’s Gone with the Wind , Ann Lee’s Sense and Sensibility , Joe Wright’s Pride and Prejudice  are all based on novels. Quite often, people like to compare the novel with the film that tells the same story, and many people are inclined to agree with the ...

•  How far do you think Digression is necessary ?   Introduction      Digressions in a literary text serve a diverse array of functions, such as a   means to provide background information, a way to illustrate or emphasize a point through example or anecdote, and even a channel through which to satirize a subject.              Digression is necessary       The  Tale  is a prose parody divided into sections of "Digression" and a "tale" of three brothers, each representing one of the main branches of Western Christianity. A satire on the Roman Catholic and Anglican churches and English Dissenters, it was famously attacked for its profanity and irreligion, starting with william Wotton, who wrote that it made a game of "God and Religion, Truth and Moral Honesty, Learning and Industry" to show "at the bottom  contemptible Opinion of every Thing which is ...

 If pamela in the contemporary time , will the story take any changes ?    Pamela and vritue rewarded  novel written by Samuel Richardson . published in 1740 and based on a story about a servant and the man who, failing to seduce her, marries her.pamela was the main character in the novel . And pamela in the contemporary time, will the story take some changes .        Pamela Andrew  is a 15year old servant. On the death of her mistress, her mistress’s son,Mr. B, begins a series of stratagems designed to seduce her. These failing, he abducts her and ultimately threatens to rape her. Pamela resists, and soon afterward Mr. B offers marriage an outcome that Richardson presents as a reward for her virtue. The second half of the novel shows Pamela winning over those who had disapproved of the misalliance.            Pamela is often credited with being the first English novel. Although the validity ...

Discuss the theme of 'UTILITARIANISM' with ILLUSTRATION from  the Novel    Introduction        Utillitarianism is a simple philosophy , which  essentially boil down to one principale : Happiness and nothing but Happiness , is intrinsically good for human beings.      Utilitarianism is the Belief that something is morally right if it helps a majority of people . It is a principale invoning nothing. But facts and leave no room for creating or imagination . Dickens provides symbolic example of this utilitarianism in Hard Times by using mr.   Utilitarianism with illustration                  "Hard Times" is a novel by Charles Dickens that explores various social and philosophical themes, including utilitarianism. Utilitarianism is an ethical theory that emphasizes the greatest overall happiness or utility for the greatest number of people. In the novel, Mr. Thomas Gradgr...

what are some  major differences between the  movie and the  novel Frankenstein ?  • Introduction The novel "Frankenstein" by Mary Shelleyand the movie"Frankenstein"are twodifferent interpretations of the same storyThe novel is a work of literature, while themovie is a visual representation of thestory.     Some major differences between the movie and the novel Frankenstein include: 1. Characterization :                   In the novel, Victor Frankenstein is depicted as more complex and flawed, grappling with guilt and remorse over creating the monster. In some movie adaptations, Victor is often portrayed as more heroic or sympathetic. 2. The Creation Process:            In the novel, Victor Frankenstein spends months collecting body parts from various sources and carefully assembling and animating the creature through scientific experiments. On the other hand, some movies often...

Preface     The theme is the underlying message that the writer of artist wants to convey. Themes can feature in poem , short story , a novel , or even a work of art.   It can be something as simple as love, or as something more complex, such as human versus nature. When you consider poetry and its attempts to convey something of the human experience, you can imagine the range of possible themes. But, let’s think about some of the most common that you are sure to come across.   Explore theme in poetry  Love  Death  Nature  Beauty  • love  Love is the most obvious. It can be love for another person, love for nature, or even love for oneself. The first on this list is the most obvious. Love for another can be seen within the work of countless poets since writing as a form of expression came into being. One writer who is known for crafting some of the most beautiful and memorable love poems in the English language is john Keats . He is know...

INTRODUCTION   Percy Byshhey Shelley (1792-1822) is one of the great Romantic Poet in English Literature . The beginning of the 19th century was the period of Romanticism and Lyricism and the shelley was the master of writing romantic lyrics in this period of romantic revival. He was a great lyrist who expresses his simplest thought in the most  melodies manner in his poems . Commonly acclaimed Shelley poetry is always pleasant because of the lyrical quality it embodies . Major work of P.B . SHELLEY  Shelley most known for his classical poem like  1. Ozymandias 2. Ode to the west wind  3. To skylark  4. The cloud  5. The mosque of Anarchy  His major works include long, visionary poems such as:  1. Queen mab , Alastor 2. The revolut of lslam 3. Adonals  4.  The triumph of life (unfinished work) His  verse dramas :  1.  The cenci (1819) 2.  Prometheus unbound ( 1820)   Shelley as a lyricist  ...

1.    According to you , who is the protagonist of the poem clarissa or Belinda ? Why? Give your answer with logical reasons .     The Protagonist of the poem , Belinda is a wealthy and beautiful young woman who travels to hampton court for a day of socializing and leisure .her remarkable beauty attracts the attention of the baron ,who snpis off a lock of her hair in his infatuation .At the beginning of the narrative, ariel explains to Belinda through the medium of a dream that as she is a both beautiful and a virgin, it is his task to watch over her and protect her virtue—though as the poem unfolds, it’s unclear if Belinda is really as virtuous as she seems. Despite the fact that Belinda is Pope’s protagonist, she’s actually a bit of a slippery character to come to terms with, as the reader is provided with relatively little access to her inner thoughts, and her actions are often governed by supernatural forces. For instance, it is unclear how much influence Ar...