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BEGC-132:Selection from Indian Writing: Cultural Diversity

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Section A
1.Answer, with reference to the context, any four of the following.
a)I am neither among sinners nor among saints
Neither happy, nor unhappy
I belong neither to water not to earth
I am neither fire, not air
I know not who I am.
b)Long as tresses the night of parting.
The day of love is short as life,
If I see not my love, O friend,
How can I spend dark nights of grief?
c)Once you are used to it
you never afterwards
feel anything.
d)Once you are used to it
even the sorrow
that visits you
sometimes, in dreams,
melts away, embarrassed.
e)Long as tresses the night of parting,
The day of love is short as life,
If I see not my love, O friend,
How can I spend dark nights of grief?
f)Give me, a quill, quickly
She must be looking for me
The reed cut off its hand
Gave it to me and said
Take it,
I too am her servant.
Section B
2. Trace, with suitable examples, the links between language, culture and power. 10
3. What is the alternative perspective that the Chandrabati Ramayana offers? Why is it important?
Section C
What do you understand by silenced text? Explain with reference to the text prescribed in your syllabus.
How do Dalit narratives tell the stories of an entire community? Elaborate.

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