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This document discusses a presentation on advertising. It will define advertising, examine how advertising relates to media, and discuss different types of advertising like product ads, public service ads, celebrity endorsements ads, institutional ads, and services ads. It will also cover the relationship between advertising and social responsibility.
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The document summarizes the character of Meg Boles from Harold Pinter's play The Birthday Party. Meg is the childless wife of Petey, who is in her sixties. She treats their tenant, Stanley Webber, like a surrogate child and is planning a party for his birthday. Meg's character can be compared to the character of Mother Courage from Bertolt Brecht's play Mother Courage and Her Children.
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The document summarizes the key elements of a literature review. It discusses Bruce's six elements of a literature review: a list, search, survey, vehicle for learning, research facilitator, and report. It explains that a literature review comprises the critical current knowledge on a topic, including substantive findings and theoretical and methodological contributions. Additionally, it states that the purpose of a literature review is to understand what knowledge and ideas have been established on a topic and the strengths and weaknesses of those ideas. Finally, it distinguishes a literature review from an academic research paper by noting that a literature review summarizes and synthesizes the ideas of others without adding new contributions.
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The document summarizes the short story "The Old Man and the Sea" by Ernest Hemingway as a tragedy centered around the tragic flaw of pride or hubris in the main character Santiago. It notes that Santiago suffers from this flaw which leads to his downfall, though his downfall is not caused by other humans, chance, or fate. It discusses key elements of the story, like Santiago's struggle to catch a giant marlin and his declaration that he will kill the fish despite the challenges, as demonstrations of his pride. The document argues that Santiago exemplifies the qualities of a true tragic hero, as he is destroyed but not defeated by his own flaw of excessive pride.
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The document discusses the national functional approach to teaching English language. It defines two key terms - notions and functions. Notions refer to concepts and ideas like time, size, emotions. Functions refer to the uses of language to achieve communicative purposes like making requests, apologies, invitations. The functional-national approach categorizes functions under five headings - personal, interpersonal, directive, referential, and imaginative. Each heading provides examples of language functions that fall under it.
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Charles Dickens was a famous Victorian novelist who wrote 14 novels that observed and critiqued 19th century English society. His novels like Oliver Twist, A Tale of Two Cities, and Great Expectations depicted the lives of the working class and criticized the inhumane conditions faced by the poor, factory workers, and children. As a realist and humorist, Dickens was able to command attention through vivid characters and melodramatic storylines that brought awareness to social issues of his time.
Paper – 10(b)
Cultural studies examines culture and the ways in which cultural practices relate to power structures and their social contexts. New historicism views historical texts as cultural artifacts that can be analyzed to understand past mentalities. It sees history as textual and texts as historical. The document discusses Mary Toft, a woman who claimed in 1726 to have given birth to rabbits and was examined by doctors, showing how new historicism analyzes unusual historical events through a cultural lens.
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The document discusses Sigmund Freud and psychoanalytic criticism. Freud is considered the founder of psychoanalysis in 1896 and focused on unconscious forces and drives like sexuality. He believed all human behavior is ultimately motivated by libido or sexual energy. Freud analyzed dreams and developed his structural model of the psyche, consisting of the id, ego, and superego. The id operates based on the pleasure principle, the ego balances the reality principle with the id's desires, and the superego incorporates moral standards and ideals.
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The document provides an analysis of Samuel Taylor Coleridge's poem "Kubla Khan". It discusses the supernatural elements and dream-like quality of the poem. The poem is divided into two parts that present the dreaming mind's experience and the waking mind's reaction. It contrasts the stately dome and pleasure garden created by Kubla Khan with the paradise of Mount Abora. Through the power of poetry and music, Coleridge gives form to the dream vision presented in the poem.
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The document discusses Sigmund Freud and psychoanalytic criticism. It explains that Freud founded psychoanalysis in 1896 and developed theories about the unconscious mind, unconscious desires and drives, and the importance of sexuality in human behavior. Freud believed the mind consists of the id, ego, and superego. The id operates on the pleasure principle, the ego acts as a mediator between the id and reality, and the superego incorporates social norms and morality. The goal of psychoanalysis is to achieve balance between these forces.
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Kamala Das is considered a confessional poet. In her poem "An Introduction", she questions human identity and a woman's identity as an Indian poet writing in English. She explores her multilingual identity, speaking three languages but writing in two and dreaming in one. The poem transmutes her personal experiences into poetry and uses a blend of English and Indian language that represents her hybrid identity.
Presentation1 julius caesar
The document discusses William Shakespeare's play Julius Caesar. It covers the conspiracy against Caesar led by Brutus and Cassius, the murder of Caesar, and Caesar being avenged. The play revolves around Caesar and his growing ambition that threatens the Roman Republic. Despite Caesar's body dying in Act 3, his spirit lives on and seeks revenge. After the assassination, Mark Antony avenges Caesar's death by turning the public against the conspirators through his oration. In the end, Caesar's spirit triumphs over his killers even after death through the actions of Octavius, Antony and Lepidus.
Presentation1tom jones
The document discusses characterization in Henry Fielding's novel Tom Jones. It examines how Fielding uses action and authorial description to characterize his characters. Key characters like Squire Allworthy, Squire Western, and Blifil are discussed in terms of their traits and actions. The document also notes that while Fielding's characters are generally static, Tom is an exception who grows and develops throughout the novel. It analyzes Fielding's use of caricature to burlesque undesirable characters.
Presentation2aristotle2003
The document discusses Aristotle's classification of various forms of art. It notes that Aristotle believed imitation decides the type of poetry, with tragedy, comedy, and epic being the main objects or media. It also discusses Aristotle's views on the aspects, characters, meters, and narrative manners used in different forms. The document acknowledges Dr. Dilip Sir Barad for the information.
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