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An Astrologer's Day

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 This blog task is given by Trivedi Megha Ma'am . Here we can find difference between short film based on short story. Let discuss about it . Here I mentioned video of the short film.  1.  How faithful is the movie to the original short story? The short film adaptation is largely faithful to R.K. Narayan’s An Astrologer’s Day in terms of plot, characters, and central themes. It retains the core twist and moral ambiguity of the original story. However, the film introduces visual elements such as flashbacks and dramatized scenes to suit the cinematic medium. These additions help make the story more accessible and engaging for viewers, but they slightly reduce the subtle irony and restrained narrative tone that characterize Narayan’s original writing. 2.  ·    After watching the movie, have your perception about the short story, characters or situations changed? Yes, my perception of the short story slightly changed after watching the movie. In the original s...
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Poetry and Poststructuralism: An AI-Powered Analysis

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This blog task is about  Poetry and Poststructuralism: An AI-Powered Analysis given by Barad Dilipsir. Click here Here I mentioned task with steps. So , Let's begin. Step 1: Generate P oems Use ChatGPT to generate tw o poems: • Each poem should be 3 to 4 stanzas, a sonnet, or a short poem in iambic pentameter or heroic couplet (10-12 lines). • Choose a topic such as Monsoon, Rain, Love, Death, Nature, Flowers, Forest, Literature, Existentialism, Digital Humanities, or any other classical or famous literary text (e.g., metaphysical poems, The W aste Land , W aiting for Godot , Jude the Obscure , T ess of the D’Urbervilles , The Great Gatsby ). Step 1 .🌧️ 1. The Coming of the Rain The sky grew dark and whispered from afar, As clouds rolled in like ships through ghostly mist. The earth, once parched beneath the summer’s scar, Now waits in hush, the rain too long dismissed. A breath of wind, then sudden drops descend, Like silver drums that beat on leaf and stone. The tree...
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Deconstructive Reading of Poems

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 This blog task  is part of Deconstructing analysis of poems. It is given by Barad Dilip air.  Click Here Let's begin to analysis some poems. Poem 1 : “Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?” ( Sonnet 18, William Shakespeare ) Deconstructive Analysis of Sonnet 18 (In Point Form with Sub-points) Questioning the Comparison Right From the Start The poem begins with a question: “Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?” This creates instability from the very first line — the speaker seems unsure. Deconstruction shows: language pretends to be firm, but starts with doubt and hesitation . The Comparison Is Immediately Rejected The speaker says: “Thou art more lovely and more temperate.” So the comparison to summer is offered and denied at the same time . This creates contradiction : why ask the question if you're just going to dismiss the comparison? Deconstruction points out how language undermines itself , even while appearing logical. The Idea of Beau...
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