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This Blog is a part of my academic activity, Task given by Dr. Dilip Barad on the Play "Waiting for Godot" Click here for the link of the task My interpretations of the points are as follow. 1) The tree is the only important ‘thing’ in the setting. What is the importance of tree in both acts? Why does Beckett grow a few leaves in Act II on the barren tree - The tree has four or five leaves - ?     Ans:  This play marks the profound influence of World war 2. so setting is full of broken images. But 'Tree' is only important thing in the setting. It describes the Nature and Universe. It remains indifferent or unaffected from the actions and deeds of human beings. Estragon and vladimir are constantly waiting for Godot. They have done useless things while waiting. But it changes nothing in Universe. The cycle of Nature goes on without caring for Human deeds.      2)  The director feels the setting with some debris. Can you read any meaning in th

                     " Introductory session of Committees"  On 10th July, 2017 we had the introductory session of various committees. Leaders of committees introduced their committee to the New students. #Leaders of committees :     1) Head of Bulletin Board committee: Mansi Parmar 2) Head of Library Board committee:  Budhiditya Das 3)Head of ICT Committee: Namrataba Zala  4) Head of Art and Creativity Committee: Architaba Gohil 5) Head of Gardening Committee: Megha Trivedi 6) Head of Documentation Committee: Surbhi Gausvami 7) Head of Celebration Committee: Ami Trivedi 8) Head of Daily Schedual Committee: Rinkal Jani # Photographs: 

This blog is a part of my academic activity, Task given by Dr. Dilip Barad Click here for the link of Task. #What is Existentialism? " A Philosophical theory or approach which emphasizes the existence of the individual person as a free and responsible agent determining their own development through acts of the will." In simpler terms,  existentialism is a philosophy  concerned with finding self and the meaning of life           through free will, choice, and personal responsibly. #pioneers of Existentialist philosophy 1) Soren Kierkegaard 2) Jean-Paul Sartre   3) Albert Camus  4) Martin Heidegger  5) Friedrich Nietzsche 6) Simone de Beauvoir #Interpretation of the Videos: #Video 1 It starts with the general definition of existentialism. Soren Kierkegaard is considered as pioneer of Existentialism. Jean-Paul Sartre, Nietzsche, Heidegger, Albert camus, Simone de Beauvoir all are known as the existentialist philosophers.they all

                           "Digdarshak The Hindi Play"                                     On 8th August Film screening committee of Department of English organised the screening of one act  play named "Digdarshak". it was worth watching play as it has portrayed the conflict between Theater and cinema. this is a main theme which captures the audience's attention. This play is written by 'Priyam jani' and Directed by 'Rishit jhaveri'.                                      We find autobiographical elements of Directer himself in the play. Directer  trained an actor very well for best acting. he gave his everything to theater and spend larger amount of time at theater. He has same expectation from his actors that they should give prime priority to theater. It's very hard job to work in theater where you have to give ample time to work. but if one is interested in such work than Hard thing become easier one.                     

                                                   We got a charming opportunity to watch such a play. which describes spiritual relationship between Mahatma Gandhi and Shreemad Rajchandraji. they both met in the year of 1891. which marked the great spiritual turn in the life of Gandhiji. Chemistry between both of them was thing to praise.                                       Shreemad Rajchandraji was great human being with unbelievable spirit and strength. who was able to inspire our Father of the Nation. he was full of courtesy and morality. Who gained self-revelation at the age of only seven. after that he was only interested in inner-self and forgot to care of his physical body and died at the age of 33. He was capable of doing hundred works at the same time known as "Shatavdhan". Then he was invited by foreign country for this experiment but he denied  to go and he rejected fame and name for concentrating on self. He was very good merchant but not inte

                             " To The Lighthouse"             Here are my answers according to the task given by Dr. Dilip Barad             Click here for the Blog link of given task. (1)               Virginia Woolf is the master of stream of consciousness. she was fully conscious of the inadequacy of human relationship. one of the main reason of the failure to establish satisfactory human relationship is that the words are main source of communication between one-another. but sometimes words fail to express full complexity of a character's thought and and feelings. so sometimes they become misleading. Mrs.Woolf was aware about it so she tried stream of consciousness technique. Ms.Lily thought that, " About life, about death: about Mrs.  Ramsay- no she thought one could say nothing to nobody. words fluttered sideways and struck the object to low. how could one express in words these emotions of the body?"                     More of