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Friday, November 24, 2017

Analysis A House for Mr. Biswas as a Diaspora allegory

MEG-08
INDIAN ENGLISH LITERATURE ASSIGNMENT 2017-2018 (Based on Blocks 18) 
Course Code: MEG-08/ 2017-18 Max. Marks: 100

Analyse A House for Mr. Biswas as a Diaspora allegory 




Diasporic Novel
1. (i) Away from the motherland, the diasporans feel a sense of loss and gloom.
(ii) To bridge cultures through widening of experience needs the diasporic sensibility.
2. If A House for Mr. Biswas is read on postcolonial premises, this diasporic unhappiness becomes clear.
3. (i) Mr. Biswas did find a house in the Sikkim street at last, but it was an ideal one upto his expectations.
(ii) He only consoled himself with its illusory benefits like the soothing shade of the laburnum tree.
4. The “Root” and “Route” metaphors:
These two  metaphors are  used in the  study of  diasporic literature by  Paul Gilroy  in “The Black  Atlantic 




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Analysis of the novel Ice-Candy Man from a postcolonial perspective

MEG-08
INDIAN ENGLISH LITERATURE ASSIGNMENT 2017-2018 (Based on Blocks 18) 
Course Code: MEG-08/ 2017-18 Max. Marks: 100




  1. Analyse the novel Ice-Candy Man from a postcolonial perspective. 


What is the Postcolonial?
1.  About three quarters of the people of the world come under the influence of  colonialism.
2.  The term “postcolonial” is used by Bill Ashcroft et al (in “The Empire Writes Back” – 1989) to “Cover all
the culture affected by the imperial process from the immanent of colonization to the present day.”
3.  We can say, as per Ashcroft’s definition that :
All the literature which has been written in the countries under the process of colonization (colonized countries),
from the time of colonization to the present day, should be termed as postcolonial literature




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A detailed note on Soyinka's political activism

MEG-08
INDIAN ENGLISH LITERATURE ASSIGNMENT 2017-2018 (Based on Blocks 18) 
Course Code: MEG-08/ 2017-18 Max. Marks: 100



3. Write a detailed note on Soyinka’s political activism. 



There is a scene  of chaos in most of Sub-Saharan African countries.
2.   They are oppressed by:
(i)   Civil wars
(ii)   Social disturbances
(iii)   Military dictatorships
(iv)   Large-scale political violence
(v)   Tyrannical conditions
(vi)   Widespread corruption
(vii)   Economic stagnation
(viii)   Famines
(ix)   Droughts
(x)   Hunger deaths
(xi)   Unemployment
(xii)   Large-scale rigging in elections
(xiii)   Wide disparity between incomes
(xiv)   Callousness and highlandedness of the ruling cliques, etc.


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A critical summary of the novel A Grain of Wheat

MEG-08
INDIAN ENGLISH LITERATURE ASSIGNMENT 2017-2018 (Based on Blocks 18) 
Course Code: MEG-08/ 2017-18 Max. Marks: 100



  1. Attempt a critical summary of the novel A Grain of Wheat. 


The events of the novel take place in the days of 1963 before and on the day of Uhuru, Kenya’s liberation from British colonial rule. The novel also features flashbacks of the past.
Mugo, an introverted villager of Thabai, does not want to give a speech at Uhuru, even though town elders ask him to. The village thinks him a hero for his stoicism and courage while he was in detention during Kenya’s State of Emergency, but he labors under a secret: he betrayed their beloved Mau Mau fighter, Kihika. He is restless and can achieve no peace in the village.


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Postcolonial analysis of South Asian literature.


MEG-08
INDIAN ENGLISH LITERATURE ASSIGNMENT 2017-2018 (Based on Blocks 18) 
Course Code: MEG-08/ 2017-18 Max. Marks: 100



1. Attempt a postcolonial analysis of South Asian literatures written in English.



The following points should be noted in this context:
1.  As per  the postcolonial  point of view  the old canonized  works such as  Shakespeare’s The Tempest  and
Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre need to be studied afresh from the revisionist angle in view of authorial intention and
universal meaning.
2.  The teaching of the colonial text is bound to differ in  the classroom teaching.
3.  It is worth-noting that like Ngugi  in Kenya, Mahatma Gandhi in India was totally opposed to the English

education.




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Das neighbours: Alis and Misras

MEG-07
INDIAN ENGLISH LITERATURE ASSIGNMENT 2017-2018 (Based on Blocks 18) 
Course Code: MEG-07/ 2017-18 Max. Marks: 100



Das neighbours: Alis and Misras 


Alis: One of the most important minor  character of the novel is Hyder Ali, the neighbour and landlord of  Das family. It is the first part of the novel that we hear his name for the first time during the conversation between Tara and Bim.  Tara talks  about the  time when  Bim and  Raja played  on the  banks of   the  river. Bim  on this replies thinking: “And the white horse riding by, Hyder Ali Sahib up on it, high above us, and his peon running in front of him,shouting, and his dog behind barking?’ She laughed quite excitedly, seeing  it again, this half-remembered picture.


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Myth in Midnight’s Children

MEG-07
INDIAN ENGLISH LITERATURE ASSIGNMENT 2017-2018 (Based on Blocks 18) 
Course Code: MEG-07/ 2017-18 Max. Marks: 100



Myth in Midnight’s Children


Myth  in  Midnight’s Children:  Midnights  Children  encompasses  the  whole of  reality  of the  Indian
subcontinent using myth. Rushdie  has used myth in his novel to  bring out the human myth condition and  to trace reality which widened the scope of the English fiction. It reflects countless mythic influences from both Eastern and Western culture.



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Narrative techniques in The only American from Our Village

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INDIAN ENGLISH LITERATURE ASSIGNMENT 2017-2018 (Based on Blocks 18) 
Course Code: MEG-07/ 2017-18 Max. Marks: 100



Narrative techniques in The only American from Our Village


Narrative Techniques: The story has been narrated by Dr. Khanna’s father’s friend Radhey Mohan, who forces Dr. Khanna  not to listen  to his father’s  suffering and pain. The  story of his  father makes Dr.  Khanna feel guilty. He  is now full  of remorse  and repentance. From  one perspective it  seems that  Radhey Mohan is  but Dr. Khanna’s father’s alter ego. We’re informed that Dr. Khanna feels uncomfortable with Radhey Mohan because some of his characteristics  like a slant of  the lips, a glint  in the eye, and  the accent, reminded him  of his father.


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The importance of Hindi Swaraj

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INDIAN ENGLISH LITERATURE ASSIGNMENT 2017-2018 (Based on Blocks 18) 

Course Code: MEG-07/ 2017-18 Max. Marks: 100


The importance of Hindi Swaraj



The Importance of Hind Swaraj: The quintessence of Gandhi’s thinking was contained in his little booklet
Hind Swaraj”. Its import is so revolutionary, so different from what most of us are used to, that a real paradigm shift is a basic pre-requisite to...



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Critical analysis of the poem 'Enterprise' and the religious implications in the poem.

MEG-07


INDIAN ENGLISH LITERATURE ASSIGNMENT 2017-2018 (Based on Blocks 18) 

Course Code: MEG-07/ 2017-18 Max. Marks: 100


4. Critically analyse the poem Enterprise’. What are the religious implications in the poem? 



“Enterprize” by Nissim Ezekiel is a satiric  poem with a moral. It deals with pilgrimages which serve no
purpose. The poet suggests  that religious pilgrimages are a  waste and abound in snobbery. In  “Enterprize” which contains the two central metaphors of his poetry – pilgrimage and home – Ezekiel reveals his attitude of commitment.
Besides, according to him, to please God one need not go on pilgrimages as He is within. The poem is in the form of a narrative. The narrator, the poet explains how he and some others started on a pilgrimage.The aim of the pilgrimage was to ennoble the  minds and to make the burdens  light. The pilgrimage had no hitch, to  start with. While, at the second stage, they did not know whether they got a call at all. Obviously, they had started casually, and impulsively.



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Importance of family in Dattani's plays with reference to Tara.

MEG-07

INDIAN ENGLISH LITERATURE ASSIGNMENT 2017-2018 (Based on Blocks 1-8) 

Course Code: MEG-07/ 2017-18 Max. Marks: 100



3. How important is the family in Dattani’s plays? Answer with special reference to Tara.


Family plays an important role in plays of Dattani, for they stand for society at large. Through depiction of hollowness of  family, Dattani  shows the  hollowness in  the moral  standards  of the  society.  The  discrimination against the girl child by family member shows attitude and mentality of the society. It is tragic that the mother is also support in the act of attaching the third leg to the boy’s body. It is our cultural heritage that boy is always superior to girl. The common method of obtaining higher death rate for girl children than boys is neglecting the girl child during early childhood.


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