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E-C-204 Victorian Literature
- 1. Doing as one likes Prepared and Presented by Parth Bhatt MA SEM II, Roll No.2, P.E-C-204 Victorian Literature Dept. of English, Bhavnagar
- 2. Content • Introduction • Dangers in society • Its outcome • Its consequences • A principle of Authority • Solution • Conclusion
- 3. Introduction
- 4. Dangers • Freedom • Assertion of personal liberty E.g.. British Constitution • Actions with insufficient light
- 5. Its Outcome • On Working Class and Middle Class • Material wants • Masses are raw • Public duty of discipline
- 6. Its consequences • Hyde Park Protesters • “Only to fit to be murderers or thieves” Mr. Murphy • Right reason of intelligence
- 7. Principle Authority • Principle of Authority • Right reason • Who should entrusted with authority? • Where to turn when Anarchy governs?
- 8. Our Best Self • “Know thy self” • Jealousy – its poison Avoid it • Ideal state of Culture • Be the best of your own self
- 9. Conclusion • Arnold quotes “Firstly, never go against the best light of you have; secondly, take care that your light be not darkness,” Bishop Wilson
- 10. References • Culture and Anarchy by Mathew Arnold • Notes provided by Sir
- 11. Thank you • The presentation is submitted to Dept. of English, Bhavnagar