Attempt any FOUR questions. All questions carry equal marks.
1. Bacon was nothing if not a pragmatist who based his ethical prescription on a sound knowledge of human nature. Elaborate.
2. Arguing from your study of 'Gulliver's Travels', discuss Swift as a wounded moralist who never forgave the world.
3. What according to Bertrand Russel is the necessary connection between philosophy and politics?
4. Highlight the main points that Edward Said makes in the introduction to 'Culture and Imperialism'.
5. Poetry will never become irrelevant. What case does Seamus Heaney make out in this regard in his 'Redress of Poetry'?
6. Compare and contrast prose styles of Bacon and Swift.
7. Survey the development of English Prose during the eighteenth century.
2. Arguing from your study of 'Gulliver's Travels', discuss Swift as a wounded moralist who never forgave the world.
3. What according to Bertrand Russel is the necessary connection between philosophy and politics?
4. Highlight the main points that Edward Said makes in the introduction to 'Culture and Imperialism'.
5. Poetry will never become irrelevant. What case does Seamus Heaney make out in this regard in his 'Redress of Poetry'?
6. Compare and contrast prose styles of Bacon and Swift.
7. Survey the development of English Prose during the eighteenth century.
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