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Assignment Paper no. 204 : Female Representation in Soap Operas: Balancing Feminism and Tradition

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Dhatri's Blog: Dhatri Parmar is student of English literature. She graduated from M. K. Bhavnagar University. She is pursuing her Master's in English Language and Literature. She is writing this blogs for enhancing her writing skills through Literature.

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Indian Poetics

Indian Poetics: Rasa Theory This blog is the part of thinking activity task of Indian Poetics and Aesthetics. For background reading visit this blog. Indian Poetics Introduction : Indian poetics is the ancient poetics especially sanskrit poetics. Every literature has roots and beginnings so as Sanskrit literature. Sanskrit literature and poetics worked hand in hand eastablished various theory of poetics. Rasa, Vakrokti, Alamkara, Auchitya, Riti etc. are branches of Indian poetics. Inadian poetics provides deeper understanding- तलावगाहन for literature. Rasa theory of Bharata—in Vedas, rasa means sap or essence—experience of the supreme reality. Seers of the Vedas knew about the need for ‘Sahridayatwa’ to understand poetry. Valmiki’s sloka—overpowered by the intense feeling of pathos—karunarasa of Ramayana—kraunca birds. Bharata lived during the first or second part of the first century B.C. deals with various aspects of dramaturgy. Drama was a much developed art du

Indian Poetics and Aesthetics

Indian Poetics and Aesthetics This blog is the part of thinking activity task of Indian Poetics. In ancient time in India literary criticism main works were in Sanskrit. It is also called Sahityasastra, Alamkarshastra, Kavyashstra, and Kavyamimansa. Poetry's main purpose is to attain pleasure from Rasanubhuti. Indian poetics is the ancient poetics especially sanskrit poetics. Every literature has roots and beginnings so as Sanskrit literature. Sanskrit literature and poetics worked hand in hand eastablished various theory of poetics. Rasa, Vakrokti, Alamkara, Auchitya, Riti etc. are branches of Indian poetics. Inadian poetics provides deeper understanding- तलावगाहन for literature. Language is vocal symbol and experience based interpretations are limited. So, criticism makes vision broder in evaluating work of art. Basically there is classification of Indian Poetics. It is devided in below catagories. 1. Rasa theory by Bharata Indian Poetics Blog ( Visit this

National Seminar on Convergence of AI, DH and English Studies

National Seminar on Convergence of AI, DH and English Studies On March 29, 2024, the Department of English at Maharaja Krishnakumarsinhji Bhavnagar University held a seminar titled 'National Seminar on Convergence of AI, DH and English Studies'. This seminar explored how Artificial Intelligence (AI), Digital Humanities (DH), and English Studies intersect. It focused on topics such as: How AI can help analyze literature Using Digital Humanities for studying texts AI's role in teaching and learning language Considering ethical issues in AI and DH research Future directions and potential collaborations in these fields The seminar was organized by Prof. Dilip Barad, who heads the Department of English at MKBU, along with teaching assistants, PhD scholars, and students from the same department. Dr. Mahesh Chhabria, the Vice Chancellor of MKBU, and Dr. Bhavesh Jani, the Registrar of MKBU, supported the event. Distinguished keynote speakers included: Prof. (Dr.) Nigam Dave from

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