Harry Potter web quest

Topic	sources	arguement	illustration
Feminist Reading of Harmione and other female characters in Harry Potter. How do the character - portrayal of Harmione and other female characters support feminist discourse?	http://www.womensweb.in/2016/07/feminism-in-harry-potter-books-or-lack-of-it/ https://hp-essays.livejournal.com/115051.html https://harrypottersummer2011.files.wordpress.com/2011/05/hermione-granger-and-the-heritage-of-gender.pdf	The books gave us heroines like Hermione Granger – intelligent, fierce, and a loyal friend, someone who values books more than her looks.	In every scene we can see how she is the one who saves the situation from the knowledge of books she read and study. She is brave, courageous, intelligent girl. A strong woman comparing to other female characters in Novel.
Children’s Literature and Harry Potter: How far does J K Rowling transcends the canonical confines of children’s literature and claims the heights of ‘real’ literature?	htt ps://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/college-inc/post/is-harry-potter-classic-childrens-literature/2011/07/16/gIQA0RS1HI_blog.html?utm_term=.911e6fb91b18	not only children’s literature	changed the shape of children’s literature.

Comments

Reviews of one act play "Digdarshak"

Atheism and Morality

Atheism and Morality Atheism means not to believe in God, we can not say it is dishonesty. we can not find connection between honesty and religion. religious people have negative view towards atheist. Good Thoughts are not bound to be with only religion. But we are sometimes applying false thoughts in the name of religion.values are more important than religion.

Paper No. 9 The modernist literature

To Evaluate my assignment Click here Alpa Ponda Sem 3 Roll no : 2 Batch 2016-2018 Paper No. 10 The modernist literature Topic :Various interpretations of the play, “The Birthday Party” Submitted to :smt. S B Gardi department of English Enrollment no: 2069108420170025 Mail ID: alpaponda.7@gamil.com Introduction The Birthday party, the play is written by Harold Pinter. It is the representation of the Theater of Absurd, the meaninglessness of time, place and identity. According to Michael Billington, The Birthday Party is a deeply political play about the individual’s imperative need for resistance. Billington, he “doubts whether this was conscious on Pinter’s part “it is also private, obsessive work about time past; about some vanished world, either real or idealized into which all but one of the charact...

alpaponda

Search This Blog