Attempt any FOUR questions. All questions carry equal marks.
1. What is the symbolic significance of the title 'Jazz' by Toni Morrison?
2. Write a critical appreciation of Sylvia Plath's poem The Bee Meeting.
3. Discuss Hemingway's fictional technique with particular reference to 'For Whom the Bell Tolls'.
4. What has The Crucible to tell us about the relationship between the individual and society?
5. Write a detailed account of some of the themes that are dominant in Adrienne Rich's poetry.
6. What devices does O'Neill employ in The Mourning Become Electra (Homecoming) to express his sense of unreal behind what we call reality?
7. Critically analyze ONE of the following.
(i) Richard Wilbur's "Still, Citizen Sparrow"
(ii) John Ashberry's "Melodic Trains"
Keeping in view the theme, language and imagery used by the poet.
2. Write a critical appreciation of Sylvia Plath's poem The Bee Meeting.
3. Discuss Hemingway's fictional technique with particular reference to 'For Whom the Bell Tolls'.
4. What has The Crucible to tell us about the relationship between the individual and society?
5. Write a detailed account of some of the themes that are dominant in Adrienne Rich's poetry.
6. What devices does O'Neill employ in The Mourning Become Electra (Homecoming) to express his sense of unreal behind what we call reality?
7. Critically analyze ONE of the following.
(i) Richard Wilbur's "Still, Citizen Sparrow"
(ii) John Ashberry's "Melodic Trains"
Keeping in view the theme, language and imagery used by the poet.
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