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The document summarizes The White Tiger by Arvind Adiga and discusses how it portrays modern India versus the real India. It analyzes the novel's depiction of the poor and social mobility in India as well as touching on religious and spiritual contexts. The document then contrasts this with the real India, discussing India's high ideology, spiritual identity, opportunities, and how Indians are classified by caste, class, and social status both in the past and present.
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3. Orientalism is described as a colonial attitude that stereotyped and distorted Asian cultures from a western perspective.
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Modern era
This document provides information about Modern Art movements between 1870-1970. It discusses 7 major movements: Impressionism, Fauvism, Cubism, Futurism, Expressionism, Dadaism, and Surrealism. For each movement it provides a brief description of its time period, founders, and key artistic characteristics or contributions to Modern Art. The document also includes details about the author submitting the paper such as their name, course, and university.
Vocabulary drill & presentation
The document provides definitions for 6 vocabulary words: plethora, mesmerise, recapitulate, awesomesauce, and butthurt. Plethora means a large or excessive amount. Mesmerise describes anything beautiful. Recapitulate means to summarize and restate the main points. Awesomesauce is used to describe something extremely good. Butthurt refers to feeling overly or unjustifiably offended or resentful.
Gardening Committee
The gardening committee document lists the leaders and members of the Department of English gardening committee at M.K. Bhavnagar University. It announces that gardening day will be celebrated on January 26th, 2018 and outlines the committee's responsibilities which include planting trees, watering, cleaning, and decorating the garden in an environmentally friendly manner.
The Cultural Studies
This document discusses the topics of post-colonialism, cultural studies, and how they relate to globalization. It provides details about the student submitting the paper, including their name, semester, roll number, enrollment number, paper topic, and email. The body discusses key aspects of post-colonialism and cultural studies, such as how local cultures are linked to global economies and markets. It also gives examples of how global companies have local presence and effects, and how local cultural artifacts are now produced with global markets in mind, often engaging in colonial relationships with the first world.
The Literary Theory and Criticism
Structuralism and post-structuralism emerged from philosophical movements in mid-20th century France. Structuralism studies the underlying structures that form cultural and linguistic systems, rather than focusing on individuals or history. Post-structuralism critiques and builds upon structuralism by emphasizing that meaning is unstable and constantly evolving. It sees concepts as floating signifiers without fixed meanings. Both approaches examine how language constructs meaning through systems of signs and signification.
The Victorian Literature
1) The document provides information about the socio-political conditions of Victorian England during the 19th century reign of Queen Victoria from 1837 to 1901.
2) Politically, Britain was a world superpower that modernized without revolution. Politicians learned to trust the people and recognize the potential of the lower classes through education.
3) Socially, there were three main classes - the wealthy landowners, middle class workers, and poor industrial laborers making up 80% of the population. Living conditions for the poor were often cramped and unsanitary.
The Romantic literature
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Neo - Classical Literature
Anti-sentimental comedy reacted against sentimental comedy by emphasizing wit, irony, farce, disguise, and marriage for both love and money. It used these characteristics to provoke laughter through exaggerated portrayals of people in impossible situations, rather than addressing the audience's sense of goodness. Some examples of plays that used this anti-sentimental style are She Stoops to Conquer, The Rivals, and The School for Scandal. Unlike sentimental comedy, anti-sentimental comedy focused more on lovers and used subplots in a dramatic way to depict relationships and pathos.
The Renaissance Literature
1. The document discusses feminist perceptions in the film Pink and in Paradise Lost.
2. It analyzes Eve's character in Paradise Lost and how she was not independent and blamed for eating the apple and causing Adam's fall.
3. The document also discusses themes of equality, consent, and how women are often blamed in narratives like Paradise Lost and how the film Pink questions such notions.
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- 2. Contoso S u i t e s 2 THE WHITE TIGER • Writer: Arvind Adiga • Born: 23rd October,1974 • Genre of the Novel: Picaresque novel • Published in 2008 • Winning Man Booker Prize
- 3. Contoso S u i t e s 3 How India Portrait In The Novel • The Modern Indian Hero • Different Side of India • The Poor, Light and Dark • Social Mobility • Incomplete Portrait of Nation
- 4. Contoso S u i t e s 4 Religious And Spiritual Context
- 5. Contoso S u i t e s 5 The Real India • High Ideology • Spiritual Identity • An Example of Life of Pie • Great Opportunities of India • Conceptual Identity
- 6. Contoso S u i t e s 6 How We Classified The India • Consumer Of the Living life • Caste System • Class Conflict • Social Status • Past And Present • India is First Concept
- 7. Contoso S u i t e s THANK YOU. 7