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According to my understanding I do not agree with plato's objection because all the writers have their freedom to express their views or ideas .         During my B.A studies I study    " GHASHIRAM KOTWAL" by Vijay Tendulkar.  It is a tragedy of Ghashiram. This play following all rules and regulations of Aristotelian literary tradition of time , place and action. Plot is an organization of events which from the story of the play. In this plot shows that good man suffering due to his own faults.This play is a powerful satire on the power of politics. Also shows lust of power.   .A lust of power make him so blind that for the power of became kotwal of Poona he gives his daughter to Nana Phadnavis. At the end of the play Nana killed his daughter after this thing he realized his fault. At the end he was killed by people of Poona. Tendulkar include the visual language of movement of expression . so it was tragic end of Ghashiram Kotwa...

1) write in your words the difference between poem and prose. Answer:-   The poem contains the same elements as a prose composition. But the difference between combination of those elements and objects . Definition               ' It is written or spoken language in its ordinary form without metrical structure' Definition of prose :-               ' It is written or spoken language in its ordinary form without metrical structure'    • Difference between poem and prose:      Metre and rhyme or both is used in a poem But they are not use in prose composition.   Immediate purpose of poem is the communication of  'Pleasure'. But the immediate purpose of prose is the communication of  ' Truth'.   Meter  and rhyme etc are use in poem but they are not use in prose .   If Meter  is used it can be poem but a poem can not please us ...

     1) Do you any difference between Aristotle's definition of Tragedy and Dryden's definition of play ? Ans :-  Yes , there is a difference between Aristotle's definition of tragedy and Dryden's definition of play.      •Aristotle's definition of tragedy:   " A Just and lively image of human nature,representing its passions and humors and the changes of fortune to which it is subject, for the delight and instruction of Mankind."        So there is a difference in both definition in Dryden's definition he uses the word ' Just ' and ' lively.so both are most important word .        In Aristotle's definition of tragedy it ended with therapeutic word ' catharsis'. Where as Dryden ending his definition with ' delight' and ' instruction of Mankind'. He puts equal emphasis on delight and instruction.        Dryden's definition coming closer to that one of the jobs of poet does...

 Everyone have their different point of view about Truth. Here we discuss the word  ' POST-TRUTH'.        Post truth is a new word , it has been chosen as the word of the year in 2016 by  'Oxford English Dictionary' . Post Truth is mixture of two words .  Meaning:-      We see in the media that how they hide the reality of people so people is live in some kind of ignorance but in the real life but it is not truth. Truth is always about that exist or we can say the facts which are there. On the other hand post truth is ‘‘created truth’. the famous  phrase about truth is ‘’universal truth’’. But POST-TRUTH is an individual truth  which one believes and when that person convince others to accept the same belief by force or in a very polite way, and if people accept that as something  ‘real’ or ‘true’, it is not.  In short the repetition of the thing which is not true but its constantly repetit...

● What is the basic difference between the poetic creed of " Classicism " and " Romanticism " ? Answer :   The basic difference between poetic creed of classicism and Romanticism :  •  Classical writers were believed in intellectual but the Romantics writers were believed in  imagination.    •  Romantic writers Were not believed any kind of restrictions but they believed in liberty and Freedom of emotions and imagination but classical writers believed in restrictions. •  Classical poets were followed classical masters like Plato , Aristotle,  Socrates but Romantics poets were followed medieval poets and writers. Why does Wordsworth say  'What' is poet?  rather than  Who is poet?                                   An swer:  W ordsworth say what is poet rather than who is poet because he focus upon the role of poet....

 To_Evulate my assignment click here Name: -  Charmi Vyas Roll no: - 52 Study: - M.A Sem 1 Year: -  2017- 2019 Topic: - Feminism and Milton’s Paradise Lost Paper: - 1. The Renaissance Literature Submitted To – Department of English, Bhavnagar university, Bhavnagar. ·       Introduction                                                                                                John Milton John Milton was born in 9 December 1608 and dead in 8 November 1674. He was an English poet .he was known for his ‘ Paradise Lost ‘ . paradise lost is greatest epic poem in English literature.  paradise lost  might not seem like a text that feminist readers would want to pay lots of attenti...

To_Evulate my assignment click here Name:  – Charmi Vyas Roll No:  – 52 Study: – M.A Sem 1 Year:  – 2017 – 2019 Paper No:  – 4. Topic: – Role of women in Kanthapura and Fakir of juhngheera Submitted to: – Dept. of English, Maharaja Krishnakumarsinhji Bhavnagr University, Bhavnagar. Introduction The novel kanthapura was published in 1938, Its written by Raj Rao. This is the story about Mahatma Gandhi’s struggle  for independence from British came to a small and typical  village, kanthapura.   explain in his original foreword there is no village in India that mean, that has no a rich legendary  history of its own in which some famous figure of history and myth has made an appearance. Raja rao’s  Kanthapura is a subtle study of the immense change that the gandhian movement of the thirties brought into the life of  the Indian woman and yet didn’t let her cross the conventions to so-called feminine boundaries t...

 To_Evulate my assignment click here Name: - Charmi Vyas Roll No: -52 Study: - M.A Sem-1 Year: - 2017-2019 Topic: - Six part of tragedy Sub: - Literary theory & criticism Submitted to: - Pro.Dilip Barad                            Department of English Uni: - Bhavnagar University Six part of tragedy                                                             Aristotle (384-322 BC) Introduction:- Aristotle was an ancient Greek philosopher and scientist born in the city of Stagira. His father Nicomachus died when Aristotle was a child. Whereafter proxenus of Atarneus became his guardian at seventeen or eighteen years of age he joined Plato’s academy. His writing cover ma...