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 FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS BY ERNEST HEMINGWAY  Hello everyone.... This blog based on thinking activity assigned by Megha ma'am . In which I'm going to deal about FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS by ERNEST HEMINGWAY.  For Whom the Bell Tolls is Ernest Hemingway's novel about the Spanish Civil War of the 1930s. It follows Robert Jordan, an American fighting for the leftist Republicans against the Fascist Nationalists. His goal is to blow up a bridge. Along the way, he finds love with Maria. let's discuss in detail about this play.  For The Bell Tolls:-  For Whom the Bell Tolls, novel by Ernest Hemingway, published in 1940. The novel is set near Segovia, Spain, in 1937 and tells the story of American teacher Robert Jordan, who has joined the antifascist Loyalist army. Jordan has been sent to make contact with a guerrilla band and blow up a bridge to advance a Loyalist offensive. The action takes place during Jordan’s 72 hours at the guerrilla camp. During this period he falls in lov

  TRANSCENDENTALISM- AN INDIVIDUAL RELATION WITH NATURE Hello everyone..... This blog based on thinking activity based on the most famous American movement Transcendentalism, assigned by Vaidehi ma'am. In which I am going to discuss few questions like , Transcendentalism talks about the Individual's relation with nature, What is Nature for you ? , any Indian/Religion literature which comes up with the same philosophy or we can say that thoughts and at the last example of essays based on same topic.Firstly lets take a basic information about particular topic. Transcendentalism :-  Transcendentalism is a philosophical and literary movement that emerged in the 19th century. It emphasizes individual intuition, connection with Nature.Wordsworth and Coleridge ware pioneer of this movement in England. But is America Ralph Waldo Emerson was a consider as a pioneer of this movement.In short Transcendentalism means 'GO BEYOND OR GO ABOVE'. This movement also movement encouraging

12th Fail: A Triumph Beyond the Grade, Analyzed Through Different Lens Hello readers... This blog based on Sunday ready task , a movie review of the movie 12th fail. Introduction: A Story Woven in Grit and Ink Vidhu Vinod Chopra's "12th Fail" is not just a film; it's a poignant tapestry woven with threads of struggle, resilience, and ultimately, a triumph that shatters conventional notions of success. Based on the inspiring journey of IPS officer Manoj Kumar Sharma, this biopic ventures beyond the romanticized narrative of the underdog and delves into the raw truth of striving against societal expectations and academic failures. Prepare to embark on a cinematic odyssey rife with emotional highs and lows, a testament to the indomitable human spirit. •  Through the Lens of Bildungsroman: As Manoj navigates the labyrinthine path towards achieving his UPSC dreams, "12th Fail" unfolds as a classic bildungsroman. We witness his transformation from a young, disillu

 શબવાહિનીગંગા - પારૂલ ખખ્ખર  Hello readers, This blog based on thinking activity assigned by dilip sir barad. In which I'm going to deal with the poem named "shabvahiniganga" which is originally written by paral khakhkhar .  એક અવાજે મડદા બોલ્યાં ‘સબ કુછ ચંગા-ચંગા’ રાજ, તમારા રામરાજ્યમાં શબવાહિની ગંગા. રાજ, તમારા મસાણ ખૂટયા, ખૂટયા લક્કડભારા, રાજ, અમારા ડાઘૂ ખૂટયા, ખૂટયા રોવણહારા, ઘરેઘરે જઈ જમડાંટોળી કરતી નાચ કઢંગા રાજ, તમારા રામરાજ્યમાં શબવાહિની ગંગા. રાજ, તમારી ધગધગ ધૂણતી ચીમની પોરો માંગે, રાજ, અમારી ચૂડલી ફૂટે, ધડધડ છાતી ભાંગે બળતું જોઈ ફીડલ વગાડે ‘વાહ રે બિલ્લા-રંગા’! રાજ, તમારા રામરાજ્યમાં શબવાહિની ગંગા. રાજ, તમારા દિવ્ય વસ્ત્ર ને દિવ્ય તમારી જ્યોતિ રાજ, તમોને અસલી રૂપે આખી નગરી જોતી હોય મરદ તે આવી બોલો ‘રાજા મેરા નંગા’ રાજ, તમારા રામરાજ્યમાં શબવાહિની ગંગા.  Questions:  1) How dead people can speak? 2) where there is 'Ramrajya' then how there are so many deaths?  3) If someone is dead then how the team of YAMA 'જમડાટોળી' can dance ?!  4) How chimneys c

Charlie Chaplin's "The Great Dictator" through a frame study Hello readers .... This blog based on thinking activity assigned by Dilip sir Barad, in which I'm going to discuss about the Charlie Chaplin's The Great Dictator, frame study of this particular movie. The Chillingly Enduring Relevance of Charlie Chaplin's "The Great Dictator" in a Frame-by-Frame Analysis:  Charlie Chaplin's 1940 masterpiece, "The Great Dictator", is a scathing satire of fascism and totalitarianism, hilariously skewering Adolf Hitler and his Nazi regime. But beyond the slapstick humor and physical comedy lies a film with an unsettlingly prescient message that resonates even more powerfully in today's world. By examining specific frames from the film, we can see how Chaplin's genius not only captured the essence of his time but also eerily foreshadowed the dangers of the future. Frame 1: The Barber's Mirror In the film's opening scene, Chaplin

Frame study in Modern Times by Charlie Chaplin  Hello everyone..... This blog based on thinking activity assigned by Dilip sir Barad. In which I'm going to discuss about the frame study in modern times by Charlie Chaplin. Decoding Chaplin: Examining the Frame in a Digital Age Charlie Chaplin, the silent film icon, left behind a cinematic legacy built not just on slapstick routines and bowler hats, but on a deep understanding of visual storytelling. Today, in the realm of digital content and rapid-fire video cuts, we can still learn valuable lessons from his meticulous attention to the "frame". Let's delve into the relevance of Chaplin's frame studies in modern times. Mastering the Canvas: Chaplin didn't just act in his films; he directed, choreographed, and composed them with the precision of a painter. He viewed the frame as his canvas, carefully arranging every element within it for maximum impact. His use of negative space, framing characters for emphasis,

  T.S.Eliot  Essay: Traditional and Individual Talent - Criticism  Hello everyone... This blog based on thinking activity assigned by Dilip sir Barad. In which I'm going to discuss a few points related to T. S. Eliot's essay, named Traditional and Individual Talent. Before discussing our main points let's look apon the basic information about the work.  Traditional and Individual Talent :-  "Tradition and the Individual Talent"  (1919) is an essay written by poet and literary critic  T. S. Eliot . The essay was first published in  The Egoist  (1919) and later in Eliot's first book of criticism,  The Sacred Wood  (1920). The essay is also available in Eliot's "Selected Prose" and " Selected Essays ". In more,  Often hailed as the successor to poet-critics such as John Dryden, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and Matthew Arnold, T.S. Eliot’s literary criticism informs his poetry just as his experiences as a poet shape his critical work. Though fa