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African Poetry: Refugee Mother and Child   Name : Avni J Dave Semester : 04 Roll no : 03 Paper no : 14 African Literature Topic : Refugee Mother & Child Submitted to : Smt S. B. Gardi Department of the English, MKBU Refugee Mother and Child   by Chinua Achebe Chinua Achebe was very well-known for his work on post-colonialism; his upbringing in southeastern Nigeria made his childhood a firsthand experience into the world of colonialism, and has fuelled such works as Things Fall Apart, the most well-known work of African literature today. Most don’t even associate the name Achebe with his poetry, and yet poems such as Refugee Mother and Child prove that the incredible talent Achebe possessed with the written word did not end with novels alone. No Madonna and Child could touch That picture of a mother’s tenderness For a son she soon would have to forget. The air was heavy with odours Of diarrhoea of unwashed children With washed-out ribs and dried-up Bottoms strug

Electronic Media: An Introduction   Name: Avni J Dave  Roll no: 03 Semester: 04 Paper no: 15 Mass Media & Communication  Topic:  E-media: An Introduction  Submitted to: Smt S. B. Gardi Department of the English, MKBU  -) Electronic Media: An Introduction  -) Television and Mass Communication  -) Computer & Information Technology -) Computer Image Processing  -) Techniques used in Electronic Media  -) Electronic Media: An Introduction  To communicate with one another is a compulsive urge of human beings. Civilizations and cultures progress to the extent communications have made Them possible. Speech (unaided for its propagation) has a limited distance Range. Communication within the family and every closely living family helped The primitive communities. As movement also was limited, there could have been Thousands of languages as despaired in the expression ‘Babel of tongues.’ After Speech, the next important development was writing. It helped preservation of

Language, Discourse and Social Identity Name: Avni J Dave Roll no: 03 Semester: 04 Paper no: 13 The New Literature Topic: Language, Discourse and Social Identity Submitted to: Smt S. B. Gardi Department of the English, MKBU  Language, Discourse and Social Identity    ★ Language used in its various forms in the Postcolonial novels plays important roles as the novelist have made it a vehicle express Contesting ideological differences between classes, castes, generations, religions and races in the contemporary societal organization. Bakhtin'sconcept of`heteroglassia’particularly underscores these Conflicting function of the different forms of language operative in a society through its speakers and dialogic dynamism they receive in this matter. Language is not merely an abstract r;it is`realized in the form of concrete Utterances’ a participant makes in the social contexts. It is observed that the form of language the upper, superior class and caste people in the mu

Harry Potter-Web_Quest My Web_Quest Movie part:- Harry pottter is world famous literature and specially in young generation. We could see  many themes like power politics, satire, Moral values, children literature ,fiction literature, fantacy literature,mystery etc. Name of All Series             Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (2001)             Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002)             Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004) Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005)             Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007)             Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009)             Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1 (2010)             Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 (2011) Topic Feminist Reading of Hermione and other female characters in Harry Potter Feminist  reading of female characters of  Harry Potter especially in the character of Hermione Granger. In Harry potter Hermio

Play: The Hairy Ape by Eugene O'Neill Yank as a Tragic hero or 'Hairy Ape' as a modern tragedy Introduction:- Most of O'Neill's plays are tragedies 'Hairy Ape' is also a great tragedy. But it is not a conventional tragedy in the Aristotlelian tradition but a modern tragedy. It's subject matter and theme is the same, but it's form is different. It is a great tragedy with a great difference. Yank as a tragic hero: not a man of high rank- Aristotle laid down that the hero of tragedy must be exceptional individual, man of high rank, a king or a prince so that his fall from his greatness would arouse the tragic emotions of pity and fear. All Shakespeare's heroes fulfil this requirement. But Yank, the hero of 'Hairy Ape' is not a man of high rank. He is not a king or a prince or some extra ordinary human being. He is a common stoker whose business is to shove fuel into the furnace of the ships engine. For long hours, he has to work

Henry David Thoreau highlight the importance of friendship in his poem 'Frienship'. Title:- 'Friendship' is a one of the favourite subject of the poet, many poem have been written under the same title. Here the title 'Friendship' is a short, simple and meaningful as the poem highlights the elements of friendship.  Theme:- Thoreau conveys his feeling, emotion and sentiment by the way of poem. He has beautifully described love through friendship. According to him love and friendship are both on the same level and synonyms to each other. The central theme of the poem is friendship.  Content:- Friendship is a well rhyming poem. The poet has analized friendship from its roots and found out they are equal and there is no difference between the two love and friendship both are equally important in a relationship, love is the greatest feeling in the world as Thoreau begins this poem:     "I think a while of love, while      I think, love is to me a