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CONTENT
_List 1
__Paradise Lost
__Doctor Faustus
__The Waste Land
__The Orality of Language
_List 2
__Death of a Salesman
__Professions for Womens
__The Prologue
__Politics and English Language”
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__MODERN FICTION
__Age of Mechanical Reproduction
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__Critical study of Disgrace
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__CONCEPT PRACTICE DIRECT AND INVERSE VARIATION
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Paradise Lost By John Milton
The Waste Land and Other Poems by T.S. Eliot
Christopher Marlowe | The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus | Important Questions With Answers
Geoffrey Chaucer | The Prologue | Important Questions With Answers
VIRGINIA WOOLF’S - “MODERN FICTION”
Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller
Walter Benjamin - “The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction”
George Orwell - “Politics and the English Language”
Walter J. Ong - “The Orality of Language” (From Orality and Literacy by Walter J. Ong)
PROFESSIONS FOR WOMEN Virginia Woolf
Hamlet by William Shakespeare
King Lear by William Shakespeare

Paradise Lost By John Milton

List of NSE ETF Exchange Traded Funds

Christopher Marlowe

The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus

Virginia Woolf

Modern Fiction

Walter Benjamin - “The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction”

Walter Benjamin

Summary of Profession For Women By Virginia Woolf

Summary: Virginia Adeline Woolf (1882-1941) was an English novelist and essayist, regarded as one of the foremost modernist literary figures of the twentieth century. She was one of the leaders in the literary movement of modernism. The speech of Professions for Women was given in 1931 to the Women’s Service League by Virginia Woolf. It was also included in Death of a Moth and Other Essays in 1942. Throughout the speech, Virginia Woolf brings forward a problem that is still relevant today: gender inequality. Woolf’s main point in this essay was to bring awareness to the phantoms (illusions) and obstacles women face in their jobs. Woolf argues that women must overcome special obstacles to become successful in their careers. She describes two hazards she thinks all women who aspire to professional life must overcome: their tendency to sacrifice their own interests to those of others and their reluctance to challenge conservative male attitudes. She starts her speech by describing how fe...

Question of Identity by Virginia Woolf–“Professions for Women”

A Question of Identity Woolf and her fresh opinions about the role of women in society are quite well known. Regarded as an ardent advocate for females’ rights, it is no surprise to find these same undertones in her essay “Professions for Women”. Woolf tackles Coventry Patmore’s ideas behind his poem “The Angel in the House” and addresses a dichotomy between herself and this Angel in the House. Though we know her so well, let us not take this essay too lightly. Woolf opens up her essay by faithfully telling her readers that “it is true I am a woman” (2152). However, as she continues her essay into a discussion of Patmore’s poem, her language shifts, and she creates this separation between the woman in Patmore’s poem and herself. She admits that, if she were to continue her job writing reviews, she needed to “do battle with a certain phantom…and the phantom was a woman, and when I came to know her better I called her after the heroine of a famous poem, The Angel in the...

Essay Questions - Walter Benjamin - “The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction”

What is meant by 'Aura'? According to Walter Benjamin, aura is a cult quality of art which refers to the uniqueness of art. In the past, art has an aura in it owing to its limited audience and the absence of identical copies. The statue of David, Venus and Mona Lisa had an aura in them. The statues of various gods were confined to the churches and there was no replication of the original. Although the sculptures in the past were appreciated by only priests or few people but they had an aura and spirituality in them. The aura has been lost now because the original art is available everywhere in the form of its authentic identical copies. What is exhibition value? The modern art is created on the basis of its exhibition value i.e its economic benefits. The art is available everywhere and it is no more confined to a special place or time. The artists are rapidly producing copies of the original art owing to its public display and for getting monetary benefits. The m...

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Summary of Profession For Women By Virginia Woolf

Discuss the appropriateness of otherwise of the comic and farcical scene in Doctor Faustus. or Write a note on the comic and farcical scene in Doctor Faustus. Do you think the introduction of these scene in the play to be justified? Give reasons for your answer.

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Class 10 Mathematics Chapter 1 : For Self Study Video Collection

"Othello" written by William Shakespeare play explores themes of jealousy, manipulation, betrayal

Summary of Profession For Women By Virginia Woolf

Essay Questions - Walter Benjamin - “The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction”

PROFESSIONS FOR WOMEN by Virginia Woolf

Blank verse in Paradise Lost by John Milton

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Discuss the appropriateness of otherwise of the comic and farcical scene in Doctor Faustus. or Write a note on the comic and farcical scene in Doctor Faustus. Do you think the introduction of these scene in the play to be justified? Give reasons for your answer.

Discuss Doctor Faustus as an allegory. Bring out the symbolic meanings of Doctor Faustus.

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Question of Identity by Virginia Woolf–“Professions for Women”

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