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Paper no.: 5 The Romantic Literature
Click here to evaluate my assignment. Name: Aarti H. Vadher Course: M.A (English) Topic: characteristics of Romantic Age Semester: 2 Unit: 5 Roll.no: 5 Paper no.: 5 Email Id:artivadher10@gmail.com Submitted to: Dr. Dilip Barad, Smt: S.B.Gardi Characteristics of Romantic Age (1800-1850) Introduction: The Romantic Movement is marked by the two great events of this time: i) French Revolution (1789) and ii) the publication of ‘Lyrical Ballad (1798)’ by Wordsworth and Coleridge. That is why many critics think that the Romantic era starts with the publication of Lyrical Ballad. William. J. Long in his book ‘English Literature Its History and Significance for the Life of the English Speaking World’ says that Romantic Age is the second creative period of the English Literature. Romantic age covers the first half of the 19 th century. Just as we understand the tremendous energizing influence of Puritanism in the matter of English liber...
Paper no.: 6 The Victorian Literature
Click here to evaluate my assignment. Name: Aarti H. Vadher Course: M.A (English) Topic: Charles Dickens Semester: 2 Unit: 1 Roll.no:5 Paper no.: 6 Email Id:artivadher10@gmail.com Submitted to: Dr. Dilip Barad, Smt: S.B.Gardi About Charles Dickens Ø He was born on 7 th february1812. Ø He was died at the age of 58 on 9 th June 1870 Ø He was known as a socialist and he represent reality of society in his novel. Ø Charles dickens is sent to Blacking Factory at age of twelve and he was worked for 12 hours day in atrocious conditions. Ø This experience leaves him mentally scared Ø As a social reformer Charles Dickens takes a great interest in social reformation. Ø He refers to Business men as ‘SCHEMER’ and ‘WILLIANS’ and developed hospitality towards political economics. Ø He becomes a successful novelist. Ø His experience and secret from blacking factory gives him Inspiration to write ‘Great Expectation’ a...
Paper no.: 7 LiteraryTheory & Criticism
Click here to evaluate my assignment. Name: Aarti H. Vadher Course: M.A (English) Topic: New criticism, Modernism, Postmodernism Semester: 2 Unit: 5 Roll.no: 5 Paper no.: 7 Email Id:artivadher10@gmail.com Submitted to: Dr. Dilip Barad, Smt: S.B.Gardi New Criticism, Modernism, Postmodernism New Criticism : New Criticism came by the publication of John Crowe Ransom’s ‘The Criticism’ in 1941. It came to be applied to a theory and practice that remained prominent in American Literacy Criticism up to late 1960s. This movement has the influence I.A. Richards ‘Principles of Literary Criticism’ (1924) and ‘Practical Criticism’ (1929) and from critical essay of T.S. Eliot. It opposed a prevailing interest of scholars, critics and teachers of that ear in the biographies of authors, in the social context of literature and in literacy history by insisting that the proper concern of literacy criticism is not wit...