Thinking Activity :- Virginia Woolf " To The Lighthouse"
About the author :- Virginia Woolf
Thinking Activity :- Virginia Woolf " To The Lighthouse"
About the author :- Virginia Woolf
Thinking Activity : The waste Land
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Here I am going to wrote about my answer to the three question about contradiction of Eliot with Nietzache and Freud and the use of Indian thought in ' The Waste Land'. This thinking Activity is giving by Dilip Bard sir Department of English MK Bhavnagar University.
" The Waste Land" is a modern epic poem written by T. S. Eliot. This poem is divided into the five parts which represents the sexual perversion and spiritual degradation.
(1) what are your views on the following image after reading ' The Waste Land'? Do you think that Eliot is regressive as compared to Nietzache ''s views? Or Has Eliot achieved university of thoughts by recalling mytho historical answer to the contemporary malaise?
Ans :- here we can see the conflict of different views between Eliot and Nietzache. Eliot believe in supernatural power whereas Nietzache like an atheist, but both are right in their own way. Thorough the mythical views like upnishada, logic, supernatural power and verious culture, Eliot wants to evoke the people that past is very good lesson to make better future, people can learn through past and from supernatural things.
So we cannot say that Eliot is regressive as compared to Nietzache ''s views because Eliot is using the past reference to answer contemporary malaise. Here we can see the conflict of different views between conflict of different views between Eliot and Nietzache. Eliot believe in supernatural power and various. Cultures, As a writer it is a persone choice to go forward or background and if we talk about the weste land than yes, he goes in past and I believe that Eliot's idea of going back to Holy scriptures for finding a solution of present malaise are regressive. Every Holi book says that don't attached too much with material thing clife all have to taste flavour of death so be a spiritual soul. Nietzache believe in 'vbermench' who gave solution to the problem for contemporary crisis, for instantce, we can take an example of Hitler, he also want to give solution to contemporary crisis but it bring chats in the society.
According to me, the views of Eliot can be considered as more realistic than nietzache. Nietzache finds the solution of present in future while Eliot is finding the solution of present in future in past because past is like a mirror as well as lesson for people that is why Ejliot make his views university.
(2) what are your views regarding these comments is it true that giving free vent to the represented ' primitive instinct' lead us to happy and satisfied life? Or do you agree with Eliot's view that 'salvation of man lies in the preservation of the cultural tradition?
Ans :- yes, it is truth that giving free vent to the represented primitive instinct can lead us to happy and satisfied life, but individually things and happiness which is satisfying us can harm others and which give pleasure to others can harm us. But as per Eliot views if all follow such cul, tradition and belief. Here Eliot seems more powerful than Freud because if we live our lives with some discipline or with the organization than life becomes easier.
(3) write about allusion to the Indian thought in " The Weste land"
( were, How and why are the Indian thoughts referred?)
Ans :- " In the weste land" Eliot has presented various cultures and language to cannot. The world with one universal thought. The poem was a combination of vivid languages and myths. So here I found many reference of the Indian ideas, river and story also like as, the allusion to the Indian thought. Eliot mentioned in the last part of the poem.
" Ganga was sunken, and the limps leaves
Wited for rain, while the black louds
Gathered far distant, over Himvant
The jungle crouched bumped in silence".
Then Eliot gives three ' Da'
1] 'Datta' :- the first Da " Datta" means to
give. Give sacrife for others
and help to others.
2] ' Dayadhvam' :- The second Da " Dayadhvam" means sympathies and empathise with others.
3] ' Damyata' :- Third Da ' Damyata' means self - control, control over the senses
As per my view every religion have good thoughts and ideas but upanishads idea of peace does not mean just a state of no war neither it is limited just to men or countries and communities.
Shantih mantra
This poem is completed with that words of ' shantih'. Eliot used shantih mantra in the context of peace of the world. Peace leads to us new creation and hope. So here question is that why Eliot used Indian reference in the weste land. May be I think that waste land is not another land but Eliot interpreted condition of his country.
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General characteristics of the 20th century
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Here I am going to wrote about general characteristics of the 20th century. This task is given by Dilip Bard sir, M. K. Bhavnagar University. The 20th century was a century that began on 1901 and ended on 2000.it was the 2nd millennium.
Introduction
The 20th century was dominanted by a chain of events that heralded significant changes in world history as to redefine the Era. Yet some historical event or landmark has to be sought to mark the beginning and end of a certain age. Thus the year 1902 can be fixed as the year marking the end of the Victorian age and the beginning of the modern Age. For it is the year of queen Victoria's death.
Many of the poets, dramatist, novelists and prose writers were born in the victorian age but they continued living and writing well upto the third or fourth decade of the twentieth century.
Here is some general characteristics of the 20th century.
Characteristics
1) symbolism
Symbolism in France began as a reaction against naturalism and realism, movements which attempted to objectively capture reality. The practice of representing things by means of symbols or of attributing symbolic meaning to objects, events or relationships. Pouring the 20th century the use of symbolism become a major force in British literature. T. S. Eliot adapted it in the development of his individual style and praised it in his criticism. The most outstanding development of symbolism was in the art of the novel.
2) Surrealism
A 20th century aesthetic artisticn and cultural movement developed in France that attempt to express the workings of sun-conscious mind. They focused upon using all forms of arts as a means to express the real functioning of human mind.
3) Dadaism
A nihilistic art movement especially in painting that flourished in Europe early the 20th century. Based on irradiationality and nagation of the accepted laws of beauty. It Is a protest against the barbarism of war the rejection of prevailing standards of art and ignored logical relationship between idea and statement, argued for absolute freedom, delivered itself of numerous provocative manifestos.
4) Cubism
A 20th century art movement that inspired other art froms. In cubism artworks, objects are broken up and reassemble into an abstract from. Cubist poetry attempts to do in vers what cubist painters. On canuas ; that is, take the elements of an experience, fragment them, and then rearrange them in a meaningful new synthesis.
5) Existentialism
It is a concept that became pomlar during the second world war in France. Existentialists believe that life is very difficult and that it doesn't have an objective or universally known value, but that the individual must create value by affirming it and living it, not NY talking about it.
6) Impressionism
The term ' Impressionism' comes from the school of mid-nineteenth century France painting. The impressionist made the act of perception the key for the understanding of structure of reality. They developed a technique by which objects were not seen as solids but as fragments of color which the spectaor's eye unified.
7) Futurism
In the 1920's and 1930's the term Futurism was loosely used to describe a wide variety of aggressively modern styles in art and literature. The futurists love speed, noice, machines, pollution and cities as they embraced the exciting new world that was then upon them. Futurist painting were mad to glotity life. Futurists developed to glorify urban life as well as machine and industrialization.
8) Formalism
9) Absurdity
The carnage of Two world wars profoundly affected writers of the period. Everal great English poets dies or were wounded in WWI. At the same time, global capitalism was recognizing society at every level. For many writers, the world was becoming a more absurd place every day. Modernist authors deplacted this absurdity in their works Franz Kafka's " The Metamorphosis" in which a traveling salesman is transformed into an insect - like creature, is an example ofodrrn absurdism.
10) Experimentation
Conclusion
So here is my blog about some characteristics of 20th century. The century saw a major shift in the way that many people lived, with change in politics, ideology, economics, society, culture, science, technology, and medicine. The 20th century may have seen mor technological and scientific progress than all the other centuries combined since the dawn of civilization.
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Thinking Activity : - Identify modern Images, metaphors - short modern poems
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Here I am going to sher my view upon this Activity. This task was about modernism and modernist poem. We have to find modernist symbol, metaphor and imagery form the very short poem.
Modernism
Modernism is a philosophical movement that, along with cultural trends and changes, arose from wide - scale and far reaching transformations in western society during the 19th and early 20th centuries.
Modernism is a period in literary history which started around the early 1900s and continued until the early 1940s. Modernist writers in general rebelled against clear-cut storytelling and formulaic verse from the 19th century. Modernism in general, includes the activities and creations of those who felt the traditional forms of art, architecture, literature, religious faith, philosophy, social organization, activities of daily life, and sciences, were becoming I'll-fifty end to their tasks and outdated in the economic, social, and political element.
Some characteristics of modernism
1) Art of life's sake
2) passing for Humanity
3) Isolation
4) fragmentation
5) addressing inner thoughts of regular people
6) Religion and mysticism
7) Diction and style
8) Experiments became necessary.
1] "The Embankment " by T. E. Hulme
T. E. Hulme was influential poet and thinker in twentieth century. He Revolutionzed the way English poetry approached issues of rlyme, meter and imagery " The Embarkment" is one of the best know poem. The poem is about the homeless poor people and fallen gentleman reflects on his past, it is may be related to sexuality. This poem has complicated into seven lines. The poem then ends with the poem's speaker beseeching God to make a blanket of the star, sky so that the speaker's wish for warmth might be granted.
2] " Darkness" by joseph campbell
Joseph campbell was an Irish poet, American professor of literature. He writes similar kind of poetry to Humlet at around the same time though they were working independently of each other. Here title itself reflects some kind of the darkness. In the poem poet present view of night that how the sky has because dark without star and furies night. This poem has completed into four lines. According to my opinion darkness also connected with death and something happening bad.
3] " Image" by Edward storer
Edward storer was clearly influenced by Japanese from such as the haiku, this poem has completed into only three lines. The title suggest itself the image of Victorian age. Poem is depiction of forsaken lover thair way of living, they requires purity like moon.
4] "In a station of the metro" by Ezra pound
Ezra poud arrived at this two lines poem after writing a much longer draft which he than cut down, line by line, this poem's structure against the Victorian poems. Victorian used to write very short poem like the metro spreed. The lifeless people going for the daily routine. The crowd of people are like living dead ' petals' is used as metaphor for people and ' black bough' for a culture of living dead.
5] "The pool" by Hilda Doolittle
A poem is written by Hilda Doolittle. " H. D. Doolittle was an American poet, novelist and memorist, associated with the early 20th avant-garde images group of poets, including Ezra Pound and Richard Aldimgton. The title pool" is also symbolize the stillness like water store in it which don't have flowness which is most important things in the life to flow from one to another.
6] " Insouciance" by Richard Aldimgton
Richard Aldimgton, born Edward Godfree Aldimgton was an English writer and poet. Aldimgton was known best for his first world war poetry.in this poem, poet compare his poems with dove. Here the words like ' Trudging and' cheerily' gives contrasting meaning. These words give the image of life where we are doing many things unwilling It looks he want to be free.
7] " Morning at the window by T. 'S. Eliot
This poem has completed into nine lines. It is an rhymed poem according to my point of view speaker watched terrible sight out side from the window at early morning. He saw poor condition of his country and people who lived on the pavement. They had not even enough food for eating and another side children played in mud.
8] "The Red wheelbarrow" by William Carlos Williams
With four stanzas the poem describe in humongous details not just a wheel barrow but a whole scene, a moment. Stuck in time. William carols William was an American poet and physician closely associated with modernism and imagism. In this poem we find metaphors like " red wheel barrow" and" white chicken "it represents craftsmanship of framer.
9]" Anecdote of the jar " by Wallace Steven
Wallace Steven was an American modernist poet. He won American modernist poet. He won the pulitzer prize for poetry doe his collected poems in 1955. This is a imaginative poem which exaggerate the picture of jar. Poet placed that jar upon hill, jar reminds us the Grecian urn of Keats. This poem solves the riddle by recognizing ng the unique differences between art and nature. Art my sometimes be more beautiful than nature but it cannot be as creative as the nature.
10] " I" E. E. Cumming
Cumming was an American poet, painter, essayist, author and playwright. Structure of poem also suggest fall by loneliness as many characters are separated from each other and for make a word they have to be together. It was creative poem with imagination. In the poem few lines but it's gives the feeling of loneliness. It's good idea. About one single leaf fall on the ground which make poem very interesting.
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Bilingualisam, trilingualism and multilingualism
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In this blog I am going to wrote the English language and Teching papers few terms, Bilingualisam, Trilingualism and Multilingualisam. Here we find that three are deferent worlds used for single phrase according to various nation.
Bilingualisam
Fluency in or use of two languages
Bilingualisam is the ability of an individual or the members of a community to use two languages effectively.
Example :- કેમ છો ( ગુજરાતી)
केसे है ( हिन्दी)
How are you ( English)
কেমন আছো ( बंगाली)
Trilingualism
The ability to speak three languages.
Example :- (1) game ( English)
રમત ( ગુજરાતી)
खेल ( हिन्दी)
Jeux ( french)
(2) Rhythm ( English)
લય ( ગુજરાતી)
ছন্দ ( bangoli)
ताल ( हिन्दी)
Multilingualisam
The ability to communicate effectively in three or more language.
The definition of Multilingualisam is a subject of debate in the same way as that of language fluency.
Example :- सखा ( हिन्दी)
મિત્ર ( ગુજરાતી)
دوست( उर्दू)
So here I am going to write some examples of this three terms bilingualisam, trilingualism and multilingualism.
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