First Semester Term papers by Biranchi Poudyal (Fiction, Theory, Literature, Academic Writing)
- Biranchi Poudyal
1. Themes and Trends in Fiction
EXPLORING RACISM AND WRITER’S LIBERAL HUMANISM IN ALAN PATON'S “CRY, THE BELOVED COUNTRY” Cry, The Beloved Country by Alan Paton, a historical fiction set in Ndotsheni and Johannesburg,South Africa, , which provide an account of racial discrimination and separation during Mid-
1940s, just after World War II. This paper analyses the way how Paton‟s liberal humanistic thinking is embedded in theme of Cry, the beloved country. Questionably, the central theme trumping in Alan Paton‟s „Cry, the Beloved Country‟ is the matter of racial discrimination prevailing between the South African Whites and Black population. Paton Present the difference in both at the microscopic and the macroscopic level to give curved view reflection of black people experience during those times...
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2. Introduction to Literature and Literary Analysis
Exploring Emptiness (Śūnyatā) In Hemingway’s “A Clean, Well Lighted Place,” And “In Another Country”
The idea of Emptiness(Śūnyatā) strike in my mind while reading Shankar Lamichhane pro-review on Parijat‘s ―Shris ko phool‖ . This paper is outcome of my longing to exploreEmptiness embodied in Hemingway‘s writing. Emptiness is a profound Buddhist philosophythat has passed many controversies over time and still an unsolved issue. , like so many otherphilosophical argument. However, Hemingway tries to manage adoptive balance on thisconcept, or at least he shows us the way his characters revolves round the paradigm of such an unsolved concept....
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3. Literary Criticism
Realistic Representation of Partition Violence in Manto’s “Toba Tek Singh”
Taking realistic representation in Partition as theoretical concern , the present paper attempt to analyses how Saadat Hassam Manto establish his narrative in realistic ground. This story has its deep ground on the real terrible event which India and Pakistan encounter before, during and after freedom in the form of „Partition‟. This story published in Maktabah-e-jadid, Lahore in 1955 is timely and telling...
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1. Themes and Trends in Fiction
EXPLORING RACISM AND WRITER’S LIBERAL HUMANISM IN ALAN PATON'S “CRY, THE BELOVED COUNTRY” Cry, The Beloved Country by Alan Paton, a historical fiction set in Ndotsheni and Johannesburg,South Africa, , which provide an account of racial discrimination and separation during Mid-
1940s, just after World War II. This paper analyses the way how Paton‟s liberal humanistic thinking is embedded in theme of Cry, the beloved country. Questionably, the central theme trumping in Alan Paton‟s „Cry, the Beloved Country‟ is the matter of racial discrimination prevailing between the South African Whites and Black population. Paton Present the difference in both at the microscopic and the macroscopic level to give curved view reflection of black people experience during those times...
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2. Introduction to Literature and Literary Analysis
Exploring Emptiness (Śūnyatā) In Hemingway’s “A Clean, Well Lighted Place,” And “In Another Country”
The idea of Emptiness(Śūnyatā) strike in my mind while reading Shankar Lamichhane pro-review on Parijat‘s ―Shris ko phool‖ . This paper is outcome of my longing to exploreEmptiness embodied in Hemingway‘s writing. Emptiness is a profound Buddhist philosophythat has passed many controversies over time and still an unsolved issue. , like so many otherphilosophical argument. However, Hemingway tries to manage adoptive balance on thisconcept, or at least he shows us the way his characters revolves round the paradigm of such an unsolved concept....
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3. Literary Criticism
Realistic Representation of Partition Violence in Manto’s “Toba Tek Singh”
Taking realistic representation in Partition as theoretical concern , the present paper attempt to analyses how Saadat Hassam Manto establish his narrative in realistic ground. This story has its deep ground on the real terrible event which India and Pakistan encounter before, during and after freedom in the form of „Partition‟. This story published in Maktabah-e-jadid, Lahore in 1955 is timely and telling...
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