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 This blog is an Assingment of Paper-110- History of English Literature- From 1900-2000. Personal Information:         Nmae: Devangini Vyas          Batch: M.A. sem 2 (2024-26)         E-mail address: devangivyas167@gmail.com         Roll number: 3 Assingment Details: Topic:Trauma Narratives in War Poetry and Postmodern Fiction  Paper : paper-110-History of English Literature- From 1900-2000 Submitted to- SMT.S.B. Gardi Department of English,Bhavnagar Date of Submission: 17April,2025 Table of Contents Introduction Understanding Trauma in Literature War Poetry: Witnessing Trauma Through Verse Postmodern Fiction: Fragmentation and Memory Comparative Analysis: War Poetry vs. Postmodern Fiction Conclusion Trauma Narratives in War Poetry and Postmodern Fiction  Introduction Trauma narratives have become a significant aspect of literary studies, especially in the context of war poetry and ...

 This blog is an assingment of paper-109- Literary theory and Criticism and Indian Aesthetics. Personal Information:         Nmae: Devangini Vyas          Batch: M.A. sem 2 (2024-26)         E-mail address: devangivyas167@gmail.com         Roll number: 3 Assingment Details: Topic: Vakrokti and Irony: Kuntaka and Modern Literary Tropes Paper : paper-109-Literary theory and Criticism and Indian Aesthetics Submitted to- SMT.S.B. Gardi Department of English,Bhavnagar Date of Submission: 17April,2025 Table of Contents Introduction Kuntaka’s Vakrokti: Aesthetic Innovation in Sanskrit Poetics Irony in Modern Literary Theory Comparative Analysis: Vakrokti and Irony Conclusion                       Vakrokti and Irony: Kuntaka and Modern Literary Tropes Introduction The concept of Vakrokti, introduced by the 10th-century Sanskrit literary theor...

 This blog is an Assingment of paper 108-The American Literature. Personal Information:         Nmae: Devangini Vyas          Batch: M.A. sem 2 (2024-26)         E-mail address: devangivyas167@gmail.com         Roll number: 3 Assingment Details: Topic:  How Did Frost's Personal Life Influence His Poetry? Paper : paper-108-The American Literature Submitted to- SMT.S.B. Gardi Department of English,Bhavnagar Date of Submission: 17April,2025 Table of Contents Introduction Early Life and New England Roots Tragedy and Loss as Poetic Themes The Struggle with Mental Health Relationships and Isolation Nature as Reflection of the Self Conclusion How Did Frost's Personal Life Influence His Poetry? Introduction Robert Frost, one of America's most celebrated poets, is renowned for his depictions of rural life and nature. However, beneath the pastoral imagery lies a complex interplay between his personal ex...

 This blog is an Assingment of paper107:  The Twentieth Century Literature:From WW2nd to the End of the Century. Personal Information:         Nmae: Devangini Vyas          Batch: M.A. sem 2 (2024-26)         E-mail address: devangivyas167@gmail.com         Roll number: 3 Assingment Details: Topic: Oedipus, Hamlet, and Godot: The Evolution of the Tragic Hero Paper : paper-107:  The Twentieth Century Literature:From WW2nd to the End of the Century. Submitted to- SMT.S.B. Gardi Department of English,Bhavnagar Date of Submission: 17April,2025 Table of Contents Introduction Oedipus: The Classical Tragic Hero Hamlet: The Renaissance Tragic Hero Waiting for Godot: The Modern Anti-Hero Comparative Analysis: Transformation of Tragic Heroes Conclusion  Oedipus, Hamlet, and Godot: The Evolution of the Tragic Hero Introduction The concept of the tragic hero has undergone signific...

This blog is an assingment of paper-106  Personal Information:         Nmae: Devangini Vyas          Batch: M.A. sem 2 (2024-26)          E-mail address: devangivyas167@gmail.com          Roll number: 3 Assingment Details: Topic: Myth and Modernity: The Use of Mythical Technique in The Waste Land Paper : Paper 106- The Twentieth Century Literature:1900-WW2 Submitted to- SMT.S.B. Gardi Department of English,Bhavnagar Date of Submission: 17 April,2025 Table of Contents Introduction The Mythical Method: Context and Origins The Waste Land and the Fisher King Tiresias and the Collapsing Boundaries of Time Eastern and Western Mythologies: A Synthesis Myth as a Critique of Modern Life Conclusion                 Myth and Modernity: The Use of Mythical Technique in The Waste Land Introduction T.S. Eliot’s The Waste Land (1922) is not merely a poem—it is...

 This Blog task is given by Dilip Barad Sir, for further reading  Click here . Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett, first published in 1952 and premiered in 1953, is a groundbreaking play that explores existentialism and the absurdity of human life. Set in a barren landscape, it follows two characters, Vladimir and Estragon, who wait for someone named Godot, believing he will bring answers or meaning, but he never arrives. The play’s repetitive dialogue and actions serve as a metaphor for the human condition—caught in cycles of uncertainty and searching for purpose. While often comedic, the play delves into themes of despair, isolation, and the futile quest for meaning. By stripping away traditional plot structure and resolution, Beckett leaves the audience to interpret Godot’s symbolic significance, whether as hope, salvation, or the pointlessness of waiting. Ultimately, Waiting for Godot challenges conventional theater and offers a profound reflection on the uncertain journe...