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Name: Heerva Bhatt Paper :14 African Literature Roll No:12 Submitted To.:Department of English,Bhavnagar. Topic : Relation of Colonizer and Colonized with reference to Waiting for Barbarians. Abstract:-                 This novel tries to presents the harsh reality of the Barbarian people that how they suffered. That’s why the theme of Ambivalence by Homi K Bhabha  is very important to show the relation of colonizer and colonized . Through this study we come to know that how Colonizers exploit Colonizer and make a relation with them as “We” and “Other”.                Men has divided men into castes,countries and colonies.Though God has created us as one,we have divided us for our personal gains and for self.               African Literature -and the country its elf have seen slavery.We, who have not  experienced the cruelty of slavery,not even seen that earlier ,have no idea -what the slavery means! We should understand it first.Slaves have no freedom to live as they lik

Name: Heerva Bhatt Paper :13 The New Literature Topic:  Globalization in One Night @ the Call Center and The White Tiger Roll No. : 12 Submitted to.: Department of English ,Bhavnagar.  Abstract:-                The present study analyses the impact of Globalization on Indian Literature and culture with reference to Chetan Bhagat’s One Night @ the Call Center and Aravind Adiga’s The White Tiger. The effects of Globalization can be seen in the Indian Literature. Indian fiction finds reflections of various globalization themes. Globalization has assisted in the creation of an American atmosphere in India. Indian culture is no exception to this transformation process. With the emergence of globalization in India, our age old traditions and customs have loosened up their hold. (Sharma) What is Globalization?                  Globalization is a process of interaction and integration among the people, companies, and governments of different nation, a process driving by i

This blog is part of my academic task. To get more information about this task click here  *  What is Language Lab ?                  A language laboratory is a dedicated space for foreign language learning where students access audio or audio-visual materials. They allow a teacher to listen to and manage student audio, which is delivered to individual students through headsets or in isolated 'sound booths.' Language labs were common in schools and universities in the United States in the two decades following World War II. They have now largely been replaced by self access language learning centers, which may be called 'language labs.' * History of Language Lab  :-                              The first recorded language lab was established at the University of Grenoble in 1908. Frank Chalfant brought the concept to the United States, establishing a 'phonetics lab' at Washington State University in 1911 or 1912. These early language labs used

Reality and Sincerity - F. R. Leavis Reality and Sincerity - F. R. Leavis Introduction:      Literary criticism occupies its own position along with literary creations. I. A. Richards, Leavis, Eliot and many such critics have established ‘New criticism’. F. R. Leavis has a lasting effect on English literary criticism. His ideas are welcomed very widely on practical criticism. In the present essay he has proved his excellence as a critic. Analysis:     In this essay Leavis has analysed three poems with critical comparison.  1) Alexander Smith’s – “Barbara” 2) Emily Bronte’s – “Cold in the Earth” 3) Hardy’s – “After a journey”      Leavis has given statement that two poems are easy to analyse and understand but ‘Barbara’ is slight difficult. The purpose behind this comparison is to understand “Why some poems are better than other”. 1) Alexander Smith’s ‘Barbara’:       The first verse sets the scene using adjectives like old, grey,

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