Dipali Parmar Assignment and Presentation 2015-2017

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Limitations of Cultural Studies Name: Parmar Dipali K. Roll No. : 26 Assignment Sem. 2 Email Id: dipaliparmar247@gmail.com Submitted to: The Department of English, MKBU. v   What is Cultural Studies? ‘Culture’ word itself is hard to define. ‘Cultural Studies’ is loosely a group of tendencies, issues and questions arising from a social turmoil of the 1960s. It is composed of elements of Marxism, Post-Structuralism, Post-Modernism, Feminism, Gender studies, Anthropology, Race, Sociology, Ethnic Studies, Film theory, Urban Studies, Public Policy, Post-Colonial Studies, Popular Cultural Studies -and those fields which concentrates on social and cultural forces that either create community or cause division or alienation. Later on discipline of Psychology has also arrived in Cultural Studies. It is to erase boundaries between 1. High-Low, 2. Classic-Popular literary texts and 3. Literature-Other Cultural Discourses. As we know

Rasa Theory Indian Poetics: Rasa theory and natya shastra Name: Parmar Dipali K. Roll No. : 26 Assignment Sem. 2 Email Id: dipaliparmar247@gmail.com Submitted to: The Department of English, MKBU. v Classification of Literary Theories:             It is possible to classify the literary theories on the basis of what aspect of literary composition is central to them. Accordingly, we have theory of: 1. Language , namely alamkara and vakrokti. 2. Style and compositional value, namely guna/dosa, riti, and auchitya. 3. Verbal symbolism, namely, dhvani. 4. Aesthetic experience, namely, rasa. 5. Narrative, namely, mahakavya. 6. Discourse analysis, namely, yuktis . 7. Comprehensive analysis. 8. Interpretation. v Introduction to Major Literary Theory “Rasa Theory” : The rasa theory originates with Bharata in Natyasastra. It claims that the object or meaning that is sought to be conveyed in literary compositions is in the nature of an emotional effect