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This document summarizes William Wordsworth's treatment of nature in his poems. It discusses how Wordsworth viewed nature as the source of inspiration that nourishes the creative mind. It analyzes his poem "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud" and how being in nature filled his heart with pleasure. The document concludes that in Wordsworth's poem "Tintern Abbey", nature never betrays those who love her, and that Wordsworth was continually inspired by experiences in nature.
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Money has taken many forms over time, from bartering goods and commodities, to tokens, coins, paper money, and now digital currencies. As civilization advanced, bartering gave way to tokens made from materials like beads, animal skins, and grains that served as early currency. Coins made from metals like bronze, copper, silver, and gold later replaced tokens due to their durability. Paper money then replaced coins for ease of use, though it was less secure. Modern digital forms of money like e-currency offer even greater convenience, safety, and accessibility worldwide. While the appearance and form of money has changed, its value and ability to facilitate exchange is what truly matters.
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The Press Council of India was established in 1966 with the objectives of preserving press freedom and improving journalism standards in India. It consists of a chairman and 28 other members including editors, journalists and media owners/managers and has the power of a civil court to investigate around 500 complaints against the press each year. The Council acts as a watchdog for the press by issuing warnings or censures against newspapers and journalists when found guilty of wrongdoing based on complaints.
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This document is a paper analyzing Thomas Hardy's novel "Jude the Obscure" as a pessimistic work. It summarizes the tragic experiences of the main characters Jude and Sue, including Jude's loneliness and frustration, the destruction of his marital bliss, and tragic death. Sue loves Jude but marries Phillotson, lives with Jude without marriage, experiences the death of their three children, and ultimately returns to her husband. The conclusion states that 'Jude the Obscure' presents a dark view of life and is one of Hardy's darkest novels.
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This document summarizes the thematic concerns in V.S. Naipaul's novel "A House for Mr. Biswas". The main themes explored in the novel are colonialism, the search for identity, alienation, freedom and independence. The document was prepared by Vala Neeta, an M.A. student at Bhavnagar University in their English department.
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Listening is a receptive language skill and complex process that involves understanding spoken language. It works through four levels: phonological, grammatical, lexical, and prepositional content. Research on listening focuses on its role in second language acquisition, speech processing, interactive settings, and strategies used. In conclusion, listening requires dealing with characteristics of spoken language, using context and world knowledge, understanding different text types and speeds/accents, and employing various subskills.
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This document provides guidelines for creating a List of Works Cited according to MLA style. It explains that the List of Works Cited appears at the end of the paper in alphabetical order by author's last name. For sources with the same author, the works are alphabetized by title. For subsequent works by the same author, three hyphens replace the name followed by a period.
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This document summarizes various themes in T.S. Eliot's modernist poem "The Waste Land". It discusses the religious theme of Christianity being at the center of the poem and regeneration through penance. It also examines the sexual perversion theme of abnormal sex practices and how sex has become intrigued. Finally, it analyzes the universality theme of how the past relates to the present, how sexual sins always lead to decay, and Eliot's message of a path of regeneration through giving, sympathizing, and self-control.
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Wordsworth wrote the Preface to explain his theory of poetry, which was that poetry is a spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings. He believed that a poet is a man who speaks to other men and that poetic diction should use the language of man in a state of vivid sensation, with a certain coloring of imagination. There is no essential difference between prose and poetic language. The Preface establishes Wordsworth's view that poetry reflects humble and rustic life and creates a framework for how he should be read and enjoyed, using careful psychological observation and self-analysis.
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- 1. Treatment of nature In Wordsworth Presented by Vala Neeta T. M.A. Sem.-ii Roll no.21
- 3. ODE- Intimation of Immortality - Imagine nature as the source of the inspiring material that nourishes the active and creative mind.
- 5. Thank you