Gausvami Surbhi's Blog

Movie review of two films by Charlie chaplin "Modern times" and "The Great Dictator" (1) Modern times                                               Modern times is a 1936 comedy film written and directed by Charlie Chapline. he himself is the actor of the film.his film always portrays everything with the fun. which gives message with humor.                                               This film portrays Chaplin as a factory worker. film clearly evokes the marginalization of the poor and worker. sometimes they have to work for bread and butter even in unhygienic condition. for eg. workers in call factory have to work on the cost of their life.                                            High class people always exploits the poor people. only poor are responsible for everything and they have to suffer or sacrifice. Ellen's life is also connected with chaplin's life. she is the poor girl and also dancer in cafeteria. her father is unemployed

   " Identification of Modern metaphors, images and symbols from the poem "                                                                                                             Task given by Dr. Dilip Barad. (1)  " The Embankment " by T.E Hulme                                                Modern poets and writers rejected the doctrine of  "Art for the Art's sake". they evolved the creed of "Art for life's sake". The writers concentrated their attention on the problem of modern life. therefore modern literature contains the quality of  "Realism". and poor became the raw materials of realistic novel, drama and poetry.                                               This poem evokes the real condition of poor homeless people. and a " Fallen gentleman" reflects upon social problem.there are several modern images and metaphors that can be identified, As - "Finesse of fiddles&quo

                    " International Yoga day celebration "                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      21st June 2017,Wednesday.                                                                                                                     Yoga is ancient physical, mental and spiritual practice that originated in India. the word 'yoga ' derives from Sanskrit and means to Join or to unite. symbolizing the union of body and consciousness. Recognizing  it's universal appeal, on 11 December 2014 the United Nations proclaimed 21 June as the international day of Yoga.                                                               we celebrated this day at Department of English with our professor Dr. Dilip Barad and staff members. we felt power