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Reena Khasatiya  sem 3 Department of English MKBU Khasatiyamili21@gmail.com Paper no. 9Modernist literature Total words- 1209 Plagiarism -18% To evalute my assignent click here  Topic: - Contrapuntal study of Waiting for Godot and ‘Selected Prayers’ with the theme of Waiting and reference with Hindu Philosophy . Abstract :- This Assignment tends to delve into the various aspect of play ‘Waiting for Godot’ like theme of waiting connecting with the theme of existentialism and I try to connect it with several my school prayers with the reference of Hindu Philosophy. There is numerous scenes which displaying absolute absurdism  in all parts of the play and though there is deep meaning in the play which lead to think about life and about serious questions like...who are we? Where will we go? For whom we are Waiting? Key Words : Godot, Waiting, Existentialism, Nihilism, Hindu Philosophy, selected prayers, Introduction All of all the hardships a person had to fac...

Name:  Reena Khasatiya Sem -3 Mail Id – kkhasatiyamili21@gmail.com Paper no. – 11 The Post Colonial Literature Total Words- 1350 Plagiarism-  74% To evalute y assignment click here Topic- Imaginary Homelands and Explanation of essay  Commonwealth Literature does not exist About Salman Rushdie Sir Ahmed Salman Rushdie (born 19 June 1947) is a British Indian novelist and essayist. His second novel, Midnight's Children (1981), won the Booker Prize in 1981 and was deemed to be "the best novel of all winners" on two separate occasions , marking the 25th and the 40th anniversary of the prize. Much of his fiction is set on the Indian subcontinent. He combines magical realism with historical fiction; his work is concerned with the many connections, diruptions, and migrations between Eastern and Western civilizations. About Imaginary Homelands Salman Rushdie is most controversial writer among Indian writing in English. His book published under the title “im...

Name:  Reena Khasatiya Sem -3 Mail Id – khasatiyamili21@gmail.com Paper no. 10 American Literature Total words- 1726 Plagiarism - 59% To evulate my assignment Click Here Topic - Scarlet Letter as Story of ‘Sin’ Index: Introduction, storyline of Novel, Hester’s portrait, Real sinner, connection with Eve, connection with Sita, Society as sinner, Conclusion. • Introduction Scarlet Letter is Nathaniel Hawthorne’s masterpiece. It is iconic fable of guilt and redemption set in Puritan Massachusetts. It has long been considered one of the greatest American novels. The story of Hester Prynne—found out in adultery, pilloried by her Puritan community, and abandoned, in different ways, by both her partner in sin and her vengeance-seeking husband—possesses a reality heightened by Hawthorne’s sympathy and his unmixed devotion to his supposedly fallen but fundamentally innocent heroine. The Scarlet Letter rightly deserves its stature as the first great novel written by an Amer...

Name:  Reena Khasatiya Sem -3 Mail Id – khasatiyamili21@gmail.com Paper no. 12 English Language Teaching Total words- 1801 Plagiarism- 19% To evalute my assignment Click here Topic- A history of Language teaching And English Language Teaching in India. Introduction In this Assignment I am briefly reviewing the history of Language teaching and English Language Teaching in India. Achievement of  Language is human’s great invention. Language is as necessary as breathing. Language is system which has been considered remarkable platform for communication. History of language teaching include various methods, provides a background for discussion of contemporary methods  and suggests the issues we will refer to in analyzing these  methods. From this historical perspective we are also able to see that the concern that have always been at the center of discussion on how to teach foreign language. Today’s controversies reflect contemporary responses to questions...

‘Art is not what we see, but what we make others to see’ and Youth festival is such a platform where youngster can get chance to present themselves. And Maharajakrishn Kumar Sinhji University of Bhavnagar organized three days beautiful ‘Aeshwaryam’ youth festival. Aeshwaryam name itself suggests the beauty and joy art in life. Takshashila college  of Bhavnagar hosts the three days festival very well. Under this festival various competition took place. As my Teacher told to watch  every event with consciousness of learning, and here try to reflect this process of learning or thinking while watching. I try to attend many event  and got something new about art. 1.On the( 26-10-18)first day, Firstly I attended  સ્વરચિત કાવ્યપઠન which was at Shri Krushnlal Shridharinj SahityManch at Gujrati Department MKBU. Anchored by Himal Pandya Sir and then by Harish Mahuvakavar sir. There were many participants and they write and recite also  well. Subject of their poems was…...

This blog is part of my academic activity. To see task click here . Waiting for Godot ,  tragicomedy  in two acts by Irish writer  Samuel Beckett , published in 1952 in French as  En attendant Godot  and first produced in 1953.  Waiting for Godot was a true  innovation  in  drama  and the  Theatre of the Absurd ’s first theatrical success. (Taken from Britanica ) (1) What connection do you see in the setting (“A country road. A tree. Evening.”) of the play and these paintings?  Setting of the play is A country Road and tree.  There is relics of fallen buildings. It shows the effect of world war, And presence of tree stand as presence of nature. Evening or fallen day is showing tragic element of life as Darkness take place of light same comedy turns into tragedy, And the connection between the painting by Caspar David Friedrich and the play is Longings. A country road suggest a Hope of someone coming. A Tre...

The play ‘ The Birthday  Party ’ has greatly been admired. It was Harold Pinter 's second full length play.It has been said that 'The birthday Party' has neither a beginning nor an end, but for Pinter the past histories and characters do not matter much. The only fact with which he is concerned are the facts of what is said and done on stage. Thus, 'The Birthday Party' is  Unique play. Here is my answer on given task  by my Teacher as part of my academic work. Why are two scenes of Lulu omitted from the movie?  Director of any film is free to apply his/er own creativity in film If director find some unnecessary part from paly they can omitted it. In the Play Birthday Party two scene of Lulu not taken in film Is movie successful in giving us the effect of menace? Where you able to feel it while reading the text Yes, movie is successful in giving us the effect of menace through the scene of violence and anger. Scene of drum beating by Stenely. And while ...