Prinsi Kuvadiya

Name : kuvadiya prinsi h. Class : T.Y B.A( English ) Paper : Major - 12 College : Maharani shree Nandkunvarba Mahila  arts and commerce College Class assignment   Sense and sensibility by Jane austen  Introduction Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility is one of the most famous novels of English literature. It was first published in 1811. The novel mainly focuses on two sisters, Elinor Dashwood and Marianne Dashwood, who have very different personalities. Elinor represents sense, which means reason, patience and self-control, while Marianne represents sensibility, which means emotion, passion and sensitivity. However, the novel is not simply about choosing between reason and emotion. Jane Austen shows that a human being needs both. A person who lives only by emotions may suffer because of impulsive decisions, while a person who completely hides emotions may also face loneliness. Through the lives of Elinor and Marianne, Austen beautifully explores love, family, ...

  Name : kuvadiya prinsi h. Class : T.Y B.A( English ) Paper : Major - 11 College : Maharani shree Nandkunvarba Mahila  arts and commerce College Class assignment             Home assignment  From Nora to Badru: Female Identity, Self-Respect and Patriarchy in A Doll’s House and Darlings Introduction Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House and the Hindi film Darlings are separated by more than a century, yet both tell us something important about women, marriage and society. Ibsen presents Nora as a woman who slowly realizes that she has been living according to the expectations of her husband and society. In Darlings, Badru faces a different but equally painful reality in her marriage. Through Nora and Badru, both works question the idea that a woman’s duty is only to maintain her marriage. They show that a woman also has her own identity, dignity and right to make choices. Nora and Badru as Women in Marriage Nora is married to Torvald Helmer. At...

Name : kuvadiya prinsi h. Class : T.Y B.A( English ) Paper : Major -  13 College : Maharani shree Nandkunvarba Mahila  arts and commerce College Class assignment   Rasa Theory by Bharata Muni Introduction Rasa Theory is one of the most important theories of Indian Poetics and Indian Aesthetics. It was first systematically explained by Bharata Muni in his famous work Natyashastra. The word Rasa literally means “taste,” “essence,” or “aesthetic experience.” According to Bharata, the main purpose of drama and performing arts is to create a special emotional experience in the mind of the audience. This experience is called Rasa. Bharata Muni’s Famous Formula Bharata explains the creation of Rasa through the famous statement: “Vibhava-Anubhava-Vyabhichari-Samyogad Rasa-Nishpattih.” In simple words: Rasa is produced through the combination of Vibhava, Anubhava and Vyabhichari Bhavas, based on a Sthayi Bhava. Main Elements of Rasa 1. Vibhava – The Cause Vibhava r...

Name : kuvadiya prinsi h. Paper : Major -9 Class :  S.Y B.A( English )  college : Maharanishree Nandkunvarba mahila arts and commerce College Class assignment  History growth and role of translation in India Introduction Translation in India has a very long and rich history. Because India is a multilingual country with hundreds of languages, translation has always played an important role in connecting people, cultures, religions, and regions. It has helped in the exchange of knowledge, literature, science, and philosophy from ancient times to the modern period. 1. History of Translation in India 1. Ancient Period In ancient India, translation was mainly connected with religion and philosophy. The sacred texts like the Vedas, Upanishads, and Ramayana were originally written in Sanskrit. Later, these texts were translated or retold in regional languages like Tamil, Hindi, Bengali, and others. The Mahabharata was also translated into many Indian languages to make it accessi...