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(1) Do you find any difference between Aristotle's definition of Tragedy and Dryden's definition of play? I think there is no difference between both the definition because Aristotle and Dryden both are wrote their definition of Play and Tragedy  On the base of Human nature and Imitation of an action. Merely this both the thing is same.. Emotions of mankind is the center... Whereas pity,fear,delight and instruction.  for better understand it... First Let be clear about both the definition   Aristotle's definition of Tragedy -"A tragedy is the imitation of an action that is serious and also as, having magnitude ,complete in itself... In appropriate and pleasurable language... In Dramatic rather than narrative form, with incident arousing pity and fear, wherewith to accomplish a catharsis of these emotions. " Dryden's definition of Play . -" just and lively image of human nature,  representing it's passions and humorous and the change of...

To Evulate my assignment click here Assignment  Topic - Novels in Indian writing in English & Major Novelists Name: Khasatiya  Reena K. Roll No.: 36 Enrollment No. : 2069108420180032 Semester : M.A. 1 Year :2017-18 Email Id: khasatiyamili21@gmail.com Submitted to. : Maharaja Krishnkumarsinhji Bhavnagar University Paper No.:4  Indian writing in English Novels in Indian writing in English & Major Novelists • Introduction In the 19th century India was caught in the grip of the superstitions, blind faith, ignorance evil customs and the caste system. In the narrow minded and conservative set up of the society, the plight of women was even worse. The evil customs of female infanticide, Sati, ban on widow remarriage etc., were prevalent everywhere.  As a result of English education a new consciousness was born in 19th century for the eradication of these evils, and movements for social and religious reforms were started with the knowledge...

To Evulate my my assignment click here Assignment  Topic- Coleridge ‘s views on prose,  poem and poetry Name: Khasatiya  Reena K. Roll No.: 36 Enrollment No. : 2069108420180032 Semester : M.A. 1 Year :2017-18 Email Id: khasatiyamili21@gmail.com Submitted to. : Maharaja Krishnkumarsinhji Bhavnagar University Paper No.: 3 literary Theory and Criticism Coleridge ‘s views on prose,  poem and poetry • Introduction The written monument of Coleridge’s critical work is contained in 24 chapters of Biographia literaria (1815–17). In this critical disquisition, Coleridge concerns himself not only with the practice of criticism, but also, with its theory. In his practical approach to criticism, we get the glimpse of Coleridge the poet; whereas in theoretical discussion, Coleridge the philosopher came to the center stage.  In Chapter XIV of Biographia Literaria, Coleridge’s view on nature and function of poetry is discussed in philosophical term...

To Evulate my presention click here   Assignment  Topic- General characteristics of the Novel, Types of Novel & Major Novelists of the Neo classical Age Name: Khasatiya  Reena K. Roll No.: 36 Enrollment No. : 2069108420180032 Semester : M.A. 1 Year :2017-18 Email Id: khasatiyamili21@gmail.com Submitted to. : Maharaja Krishnkumarsinhji Bhavnagar University Paper No. 2 The neo classical literature General characteristics of the Novel, Types of Novel & • Introduction Getting to the bottom of what makes a 'novel': a novel is like meeting an old friend all over again.  In the simplest terms, a novelist a fictional prose work of considerable length. Beyond that, though, novels aren't so simple anymore. The term ‘Novel’ Is applied to a, great variety of writings that have in common only the attribute of being extended works of fiction written in prose. It’s magnitude permits a greater variety of characters, greater  complicati...

To Emulate my assignment click here  Assignment  Topic- Historical & Biographical approaches in Hamlet   Name: Khasatiya  Reena K. Roll No.: 36 Enrollment No. : 2069108420180032 Semester : M.A. 1 Year :2017-18 Email Id: khasatiyamili21@gmail.com Submitted to. : Maharaja Krishnkumarsinhji Bhavnagar University Paper No. 1 The Renaissance literature • introduction of Hamlet The tragedy of Hamlet ,Prince of Denmark often shortened to hamlet, is a tragedy written by William Shakespeare at an Uncertain date between 1599and 1602. Set in Denmark, the play dramatist the revenge Prince Hamlet is called to wreck upon his uncle, Claudius, by the Ghost of Hamlet ‘s father King Hamlet. It is a story concerned with murder,  sudden violence and the slower but more deadly reaction to the violence.  Hamlet is Shakespeare’s longest play is considered among the most powerful and influential works of world literature. Renaissance spirit of...

Sometimes I've no time... To seat in balcony, Watch at the others windows I can not find this loner space in street In my busy days... Even a small Ant attract my eye on it and my heart goes with eyes... But in this huge world ...        In this thousands of people ... I can not find 'It'(delight) in search of mine And at the last... Sun also leave me alone In darkness....my gentle inner voice says Let shut down your eyes... 'Find you in you' Put all worries in bag of your shoulder Wake up And ... let be fill your heart with cheers There is no place of your tears After all I'm the only lover of myself. 

Please don't cry dear  don't wash your presence in tear Please don't cry dear ... Now you are free from invisible fear Until you care and rear U feel uncomfort in others to appear... We are the real life's creator Be frank..spread love and share Put all worries aside ... Don't cry ...Don't cry Do not spread thousand of tears Not paint your cheek with scares Be companion of yourself and stay together Let b fill our glass and cheer Still I am near to u dear am with u..i swear dear... Please don't cry dear.😘