Attempt any FOUR questions. All questions carry equal marks.
1. Trollope's there in Barchester Towers is "The world and the way of the world". Discuss.
2. Critically analyze the male characters in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.
3. "Of all George Eliot's novels Adam Bede possesses the most clearly discernible pattern." Elaborate.
4. In A Tale of Two Cites, Dickens revealed some of the horrors of the living conditions of those times. Substantiate.
5. Discuss the fatalistic elements in Hardy's Return of the Native and highlight other elements of his vision.
6. Egdon Heath is a symbol of an indifferent universe. Do you agree?
7. Write critical notes on any TWO of the following:
(i) Trollope - The True Successor to Fielding
(ii) Jane Austen's Heroine in Pride and Prejudice
(iii) George Eliot's Vision
(iv) Dickens' Narrative Style
2. Critically analyze the male characters in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.
3. "Of all George Eliot's novels Adam Bede possesses the most clearly discernible pattern." Elaborate.
4. In A Tale of Two Cites, Dickens revealed some of the horrors of the living conditions of those times. Substantiate.
5. Discuss the fatalistic elements in Hardy's Return of the Native and highlight other elements of his vision.
6. Egdon Heath is a symbol of an indifferent universe. Do you agree?
7. Write critical notes on any TWO of the following:
(i) Trollope - The True Successor to Fielding
(ii) Jane Austen's Heroine in Pride and Prejudice
(iii) George Eliot's Vision
(iv) Dickens' Narrative Style
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