Discuss some of the important issues taken up in the novel Mother Forest: The Unfinished Story of C. K. Janu.
See Answer →Analyse the plot of the play Budhan.
See Answer →Dalit Autobiography
See Answer →Tribal Worldview
See Answer →What are the various types of criticism that Frye talks about in Anatomy of Criticism?
See Answer →‘Characterization in The Ecstasy of Rita Joe follows allegorical writing in its accent on white and black shades of characters.’ Critically comment.
See Answer →Wo are the main characters in The Tin Flute? Who emerges as the most arresting character from among these?
See Answer →Attempt a critical assessment of “A Mother in India”.
See Answer →In what ways is The English Patient a modernist novel? Discuss it.
See Answer →Gabrielle Roy very realistically presents the lives of the people of Quebec in her novel The Tin Flute. Discuss it with examples from the novel.
See Answer →Write a detailed note on the main character of the novel Surfacing
See Answer →Write a detailed note on the genre of the Canadian long poem
See Answer →Write a detailed note on the contributions of Atwood and Ondaatje to recent Canadian poetry.
See Answer →What are some major concerns that dominate 20th century Canadian Literature? Give a reasoned answer
See Answer →Examine Said’s definition of Orientalism. Do you find any flaws, or loop holes, in his argument? Discuss.
See Answer →Explain the term 'exploding the canonˊ. Critically analyse what the term means.What is the importance of a Dalit Consciousness' in Dalit writings? Explain with examples.
See Answer →Why do you think Michael Madhusudan Dutt stopped writing in English and started writing in Bengali midway through his career as a writer?
See Answer →Would you agree that the social reform movements in India contributed to the institutionalisation of English studies? Discuss.
See Answer →Elaborate on the way Patrick White structures time in Voss.
See Answer →Discuss Gig Ryan’s work in the context of the notion of Australian ‘mateship’.
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