Archetypal Criticism | Teachers' Day 2023

 Teachers' Day 2023 

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In these ever-evolving times, we've learned to adapt and innovate, even in the way we celebrate important occasions. One such occasion close to our hearts is Teacher's Day, a day when we express our gratitude to the educators who have shaped our paths to knowledge and wisdom. This year, we're thrilled to invite you to a unique celebration: Virtual Teacher's Day 2023!

At the Department of English, MKBU, we've put together an exciting lineup of events to honor and celebrate our educators. Amidst these festivities, one highlight is a captivating video presentation on Archetypal Criticism. This video delves into the fascinating world of literature, exploring universal symbols and themes that have shaped the narratives we love.

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 Semester 1 

• 22392 Paper no.101 Literature of the Elizabethan and Restoration Periods

       

The Great Chain of Being from RajeshvaribaRana

• 22393 Paper no.102 Literature of the Neo-Classical Period

Samuel Richardson's 'Pamela' and 'Clarissa' from RajeshvaribaRana

• 22394 Paper no.103 Literature of the Romantics

The Element of Nature in Worthworth's Poem from RajeshvaribaRana

• 22395 Paper no.104 Literature of the Victorians

Marriage and Divorce in the Victorian Society from RajeshvaribaRana

• 22396 Paper no.105A History of English Literature from 1350 to 1900

Literary Characteristics of the NeoClassical Age from RajeshvaribaRana

Interpretation on "Breath"

Patience

This blog is in response to the Interpretation challenge on the play "Breath" by Samuel Beckett.

I gave a title to my play "patience".

This play is based on the current scenario of competitive exams. many times paper leaks and its effect a lot to the life of youth and their family as well as the nation.

I've tried to add many symbols in this play that directly or indirectly represent the situation. In this play, I've used things that are easily available surrounding me.

You can give your own interpretation of this play in this blog's comment section or as well as in the comment section of the YouTube video.

Absurd :

In literature, the absurd often takes the form of bizarre or surreal scenarios and events and emphasizes the human struggle to find meaning and purpose in an inherently meaningless world.

Meaninglessness :

The concept of meaninglessness is central to the philosophy of existentialism, which posits that life has no inherent meaning and that individuals must create their own meaning and purpose through their experiences, choices, and relationships. In this view, meaninglessness can lead to feelings of anxiety and despair, but it can also be seen as an opportunity for growth and self-discovery. The search for meaning in a meaningless world is a common theme in literature, philosophy, and the arts.

To watch more interpretations of this play by students and others then go through the blog of dr. Dilip Barad sir.  Link to Teacher's blog