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             Black : Movie Review                            This blog is based on  screening of  the movie " Black" which was released in 2005 by Sanjay Leela Bhansali , this movie screening organized is a context of  the most famous pre -Independent Indian writer R.K.Narayan's short story crime and punishment.  About movie :-  Movie :- " Black" Released in 2005 Directore :- Sanjay Leela Bhansali In 2003 , announced the production of this new project , Black.        "Black," directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali and released in 2005, is a Bollywood film inspired by the life of Helen Keller. The movie stars Amitabh Bachchan and Rani Mukerji. It tells the story of Michelle, a young girl who is deaf and blind, and her relationship with her teacher, Debraj Sahai. The film explores themes of determination, the teacher-student bond, and overco...

          An Astrologer's Day By                                  R.K.Narayan            This blog is part of thinking activity task based on short stroy called An Astrologer's Day and crime and punishment.                                       Introduction           An Astrologer's Day is a thriller, suspense short story by author R. K. Narayan. While it had been published earlier, it was the titular story of Narayan's fourth collection of short stories published in 1947 by Indian Thought Publications.        The astrologer is a complex character, both wise and flawed, who has found a sense of purpose in his work.The client represents the seeker of truth and guidance.       The story revolves aro...

    Poetry and poststructuralism : An AI-Powered Analysis     Step 1: Step 1 : Generate Poems   Use ChatGPT to Generate two Poems     sure , here are two poems for you: • Poem 1                              petrichor                    Sure, here's a short poem based on rain:   In  gentle whispers, rain descends,   A dance of pearls on windowpanes,   Each drop a tale of skies untold,   A symphony in rhythmic refrain.   Petrichor rises from the earth,   A fragrance sweet, a memory's birth,  Of parched lands quenched and rivers swelled,  In rain's embrace, all fears dispelled.   Ode to the rain, melodious and pure,   That paints the world in shades azure,   With each soft touch, a new life begins,   In the poetry of rain, the soul sings .  • Poem 2...

  Pre- Thinking Activity : What's in a Name ?     Answer the Following questions: 1. What's in a name ? What is the meaning of it ?  My Name is vishwa. The meaning of Vishva is : Earth, Universe. 2. What qualities commonly linked with your name do you belive reflect your attribute ?     qualities commonly associated with the name vishwa name :      The name "Vishwa" is often associated with qualities like universality, broad-mindedness, and a global perspective. In reflecting on these attributes, I strive to provide a wide-ranging understanding of topics, embrace diverse perspectives, and offer insights that transcend specific boundaries or limitations.  • Universal outlook : Often associated with a broad, inclusive perspective that transcends cultural or geographical boundaries. • Global awareness: Implies a deep understanding or interest in global issues, cultures, and perspectives. • Intellectual curiosity : Linked with a t...

          '  Socrates: Life and Trial '

          " How to Deconstruct a Text "          Deconstructing a text involves critically analyzing its various components to uncover deeper meanings or understand its structure and implications.Begin by thoroughly reading the text to grasp its main ideas, themes, and arguments.Consider the historical, cultural, and social context in which the text was produced. This can influence its meaning and interpretations.       In this blog post , I will provied an overview of the deconstruction process and apply it to three notable poems: Ezra pound's " in a station of the metro, " william carlos William's " The Red Wheelbarrow ," and a third short poem from catherine Beasley's book poststructuralism.        understanding Deconstruction     Deconstruction involves several key steps: • Identifying Binary Oppositions:     Deconstruction examines texts to uncover hidden binary oppositions...

     Flipped Learing : Derrida and Deconstruction              This blog is part of flipped Learning task based on Derrida and Deconstruction . In this blog the questions and answered after watching the videos.    What is Flipped Learning ?               Flipped Learning is a pedagogical approach in which direct instruction moves from the group learning space to the individual learning space, and the resulting group pace is transformed into a dynamic, interactive learning environment where the educator guides students as they apply concepts and engage creatively in the subject matter. (Flipped Learning Network (FLN)) Video 1 : Defining Deconstruction      1.1.  Why is difficult to define Deconstruction ?      Deconstruction is hard to define concisely because it's a philosophical approach that challenges fixed meanings and interpretations of language and text...

                Personal Detail  Name :  parmar vishwa vijaysinh Roll no : 27 Paper no: 110 Paper name : History of 20th century Literature 1900 to 2000 E-Mail Id : vishwabaparmar3536@gmail.com Std : MA (sem 2) College: Department of English Subject :  Investigate the historical context of World War I and its influence on Rupert Brooke's writing of "The Soldier."      Investigate the historical context of world war- l and its influence on Rupert Brooke's Writing of  "The Soldier"   Rupert Brooke Introduction:           Rupert Brooke  was an English poet, a wellborn, gifted, handsome youth whose early death in World War I contributed to his idealized image in the interwar period. His best-known work is the sonnet sequence 1914.      He studied in Germany and traveled in Italy, but his favourite pastime was rambling in the countryside around the village of Gran...

                Personal Detail  Name :  parmar vishwa vijaysinh Roll no : 27 Paper no : 109 Paper name :  Literary Theory & Criticism and Indian Aesthetics E-Mail Id: vishwabaparmar3536@gmail.com Std : MA (sem 2) College: Department of English ,Mkbu  Subject :  The Limitations and Strengths of Frye's Archetypal  Criticism            Archetypal Criticism                                 - Northrop Frye's   • What is an Archetype?       - An Archetyape means " original from "     - It reference of universal symbols , themse , characters and images we find repeated  throughout literature.    • Archetypal Criticism :           Archetypal criticism is concerned with the way cycles and reiterating patterns of tradition, culture, inbo...