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1 KRISHNA KANTA HANDIQUI STATE OPEN UNIVERSITY Padmanath Gohainbaruah School of Humanities HOME ASSIGNMENT FOR MASTER IN ENGLISH FORTH SEMESTER, 2018 N.B. The learners will have to collect receipt after submitting the assignment with the signature and seal of the collector of study centre and will have to keep with him/her till the declaration of result. Receipt Received the assignment from Mr/Ms. Enrolment number of 4 th Semester, 2018 MA in English on Date: Signature of collector with seal
2 COURSE: LITERARY AND CRITICAL THEORY (MEG - 13) A. Answer the following questions within 50 words. Marks: 2x3=6 Q 1: What is Defamiliarization, according to Viktor Shklovsky? Q 2: How is the idea of structure is viewed under Structuralism? Q 3: How is the term Subaltern connected to Post colonial Studies? B. Answer the following questions within 100 words. Marks: 4x3=12 Q 1: Reader Response Theory involves the responses of the readers to a text over a given period of time. Explain briefly. Q 2: How did the French Feminist critics try to explain sexual difference? Q 3: What is the classification on the basis of opposition according to Levi Strauss? C. Answer the following questions within words. Marks: 6x2=12 Q 1: How did the Formalist critics react to Stalin s views on Literature? Q 2: Cultural Materialism involves historical context, theoretical method, political commitment and textual analysis. Discuss. D. Answer the following questions within words. Marks: 10x2=20 Q 1: Poststructuralism is both a continuation and critique of Structuralism. Elaborate with reference to the ideas of the Poststructuralist critics. Q 2: In what ways, do you think, New Historicism and Cultural Materialism critique the notion of representation? Discuss.
3 COURSE: INDIAN ENGLISH LITERATURE (MEG -14) A. Answer the following questions within 50 words. Marks: 2x3=6 Q 1: How does an expatriate Indian writer often view his/her displacement from India? Q 2: What is Girish Karnad s view on the professional theatre in India? Q 3: How does the poet Mahapatra explains the meaning of hunger in the poem Hunger. B. Answer the following questions within 100 words. Marks: 4x3=12 Q 1: Which are the traditional dramatic forms used by Vijay Tendulkar in his play? Q 2: Daruwalla is conscious of the cultural, mythic and historical Indian landscape. Discuss. Q 3: Explain the theme of tradition vs modernity in The Vendor of Sweets. C. Answer the following questions within words. Marks: 6x2=12 Q 1: What makes Kamala Das a confessional poet? Discuss with reference to the poem A Hot Noon in Malabar. Q 2: Do you agree that the hungry tide serves as a metaphor in the Novel The Hungry Tide. D. Answer the following questions within words. Marks: 10x2=20 Q 1: It is assumed that Girish Karnad is an exponent of the Postcolonial Search for Indian roots. Discuss. Q 2: Provide a sketch of Indian Writing in English with particular reference to R. K. Narayan, Anita Desai and Amitav Ghosh.
4 COURSE: AMERICAN LITERATURE (MEG - 15) A. Answer the following questions within 50 words. Marks: 2x3=6 Q 1: What is meant by the term Transcendentalism in the context of American Literature? Q 2: Provide the main theme in O Neill s play? Q 3: How does Hemingway perceive nature in his writing? B. Answer the following questions within 100 words. Marks: 4x3=12 Q 1: What were the initial reasons of the settlers arriving in America? Q 2: Much Madness expresses a strong sense of anger, frustration and suffering of a woman. Discuss. Q 3: Why did the play Desire Under the Elms create controversy during its first staging? C. Answer the following questions within words. Marks: 6x2=12 Q 1: How did the American Civil War influence Whitman the person and the poet? Discuss. Q 2: Discuss some features of American realism and modernism. D. Answer the following questions within words. Marks: 10x2=20 Q 1: Write a comprehensive note on Colonial American Literature with reference to the important authors. Q 2: Discuss how Hemingway has continued to inspire generations of writers and readers of the world.
5 COURSE: WORLD LITERATURE [MEG 16 (A)] A. Answer the following questions within 50 words. Marks: 2X3=6 Q 1: What is the real life incident that the Accidental Death of an Anarchist is based on? Q 2: What is Mother Courage s profession in the play by the same name? Q 3: Which are the traditional modes of drama used by Soyinka in The Lion and The Jewel? B. Answer the following questions within 100 words. Marks: 4X3=12 Q 1: Give an outline of the story of the novel Crime and Punishment? Q 2: What role did Max Brod play in reviving Kafka s works after his death? Q 3: Discuss the major characteristics of an epic theatre with reference to Mother Courage? C. Answer the following questions within words. Marks: 6X2=12 Q 1: Pablo Neruda s Ars Poetica narrativises the experience of a creator, a poet or an artist at the moment of creativity. Discuss briefly with reference to the poem. Q 2: What, according to you, does Kafka represent through the character of Gregor Samsa in his world famous story Metamorphosis? D. Answer the following questions within words. Marks: 10X2=20 Q 1: Why is Baudeliare considered a pioneer of literary modernism? Discuss in light of his poem Correspondences. Q 2: In what ways does Dostoevsky, critique the contemporary Russian society in his novels Crime and Punishment?
6 COURSE: LITERATURE FROM NORTH EAST INDIA (IN ENGLISH AND TRANSLATION) [MEG 16 (B)] A. Answer the following questions within 50 words. Marks: 2X3=6 Q 1: What kind of a person is Nibaran Bhattacharya? Q 2: Mention one of the important themes of the play Chakravyuha. Q 3: What is Ngangom s view on poetry as reflected in his poem Poetry? B. Answer the following questions within 100 words. Marks: 4X3=12 Q 1: Discuss the themes of the poems The Conquest and Letter from Pahambir? Q 2: In what way is the poem The Voice of the Mountain a celebration of the mountains? Q 3: Mention some of the distinctive features of Navakanta Barua as a modern Assamese poet. C. Answer the following questions within words. Marks: 6X2=12 Q 1: In what ways, do poems like Bats and Silt bring to the reader s mind the modern spirit? Discuss. Q 2: Through the character Nibaran, Arun Sarma perhaps addresses the necessary isolation of an artist. Discuss. D. Answer the following questions within words. Marks: 10X2=20 Q 1: Chandrakanta Murasingh highlights the Kokborok language and its rich heritage. Discuss. Q 2: How does Iralu consider the Naga Political History against which she views herself as a writer?
KRISHNA KANTA HANDIQUI STATE OPEN UNIVERSITY Padmanath Gohainbaruah School of Humanities HOME ASSIGNMENT FOR MASTER IN ENGLISH FIRST SEMESTER, 2016
KRISHNA KANTA HANDIQUI STATE OPEN UNIVERSITY Padmanath Gohainbaruah School of Humanities HOME ASSIGNMENT FOR MASTER IN ENGLISH FIRST SEMESTER, 2016 N.B. The learners will have to collect receipt after
KRISHNA KANTA HANDIQUI STATE OPEN UNIVERSITY Padmanath Gohainbaruah School of Humanities HOME ASSIGNMENT FOR MASTER IN ENGLISH FIRST SEMESTER, 2015
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