A literature review is a critical component of any research endeavor, providing a comprehensive analysis of existing knowledge in a particular field. This review helps in clarifying conceptual issues, understanding research design, persuading examiners, and contributing new insights to the subject a

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Delve into the interplay between obscenity, literature, and law, tracing the history of censorship in English law, landmark cases like the Lady Chatterley Trial, and the contemporary landscape of obscenity in legal frameworks. Discover the nuances of freedom of expression, diverse authorship in lite

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Explore the rich literary realm of Medieval English texts through manuscripts like the Cotton MS Nero A.X/2, containing alliterative poetry in Middle English, featuring works like Pearl, Patience, Cleanness, and Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. Delve into the world of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight

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Dive into the social and economic landscape of the Middle Ages as discussed in the course for the academic year 2021/2022 under the guidance of Professor Miriam Davide. Explore historical documents and decrees that shed light on the intricate societal structures and economic activities of the mediev

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Explore the intricacies of medieval life by delving into the bustling towns, quaint villages, and imposing castles of the era. Uncover the daily activities, punishments, and architectural advancements that characterized this fascinating period in history.

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This content focuses on different types of historical sources related to the Suffragette movement, colonization, and Church reform during the medieval period. The primary and secondary sources mentioned include the Tower of London, a letter by William of Normandy, a replica Suffragette sash, Dover C

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Reviewing literature is a crucial aspect of research projects, allowing for a theoretical foundation and connection to practical applications. Steps involved include sourcing, careful reading, note-taking, theme identification, drafting, and revising. Discussions with colleagues can enhance the unde

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Structuralism, as presented by Dr. B. Kalidoss, explores the order and arrangement in various forms like language and literature. It delves into the interrelationship between units and rules, proposing a deeper understanding of texts through linguistic analysis. The evolution of structuralism in lit

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A literature review is a critical discussion of relevant information on a specific topic, involving problem definition, interpretation, and identification of research gaps. It is not a mere collection of sources but a synthesis that guides further investigation. Incorporating APA style tips, this gu

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Carthage, as depicted in Virgil's Aeneid and through artworks by Claude le Lorrain and J.M.W. Turner, is examined as a heterotopic space in classical literature. The concept of imagined geographies and heterotopias is explored in relation to Carthage, highlighting how it was represented, contested,

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The Modern Age in literature emerged in response to the Victorian era, marked by a shift in attitudes towards life and society. Influenced by historical, economic, and ideological factors such as World Wars, capitalism, and the disintegration of empires, Modern Literature explored new themes and sty

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Modernism in literature emerged as a groundbreaking international movement in the early 20th century, challenging traditional norms and exploring new forms of expression. This movement, characterized by experimentation and a rejection of absolute knowledge, extended beyond literature into various fi

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In medieval England, the concept of charity evolved from a focus on spiritual salvation to encompass helping the destitute. Initially undertaken by religious institutions and guilds, relief efforts eventually involved the state through laws like the Statute of Laborers in response to societal change

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Learn about the evolution of medieval drama in England, from religious guild plays to morality plays and interludes. Guild plays, including mystery and miracle plays, were performed by craft guilds to teach Christianity through biblical stories. Morality plays like "Everyman" aimed to impart moral l

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The Indian School of Comparative Literature, pioneered by Dr. Buddhadeva Bose in 1956 at Jadavpur University, plays a crucial role in studying the diverse languages and rich literary traditions of India. This academic discipline has grown significantly, with a focus on French symbolist poetry's infl

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Conducting literature searches involves surveying existing publications and information on a specific topic. Different search strategies, from simple searches to systematic queries and snowballing, are utilized based on research needs. Learning objectives include building search strategies, using ad

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Set forth on an immersive journey through the medieval era with this captivating theme park proposal. Discover two main ride attractions, concept sketches of unique features, restaurant menus, gift shop merchandise ideas, and a detailed map showcasing the authentic history behind Medieval times. Let

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This content provides an overview of Isixhosa as a first additional language (FAL) and delves into key aspects of literature such as character development and themes. It discusses the importance of characters in storytelling, emphasizing the significance of round and flat characters. The article als

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This course focuses on major literary movements from the 18th century to modern times, examining the history of modern literature and exploring overlapping trends and traditions. Students will critically analyze historical texts, write organized critical essays, understand word structures, and grasp

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Explore the evolution of crime and punishment in Medieval and Early Modern England, tracing changes in definitions of crime, law enforcement methods, and societal attitudes. From Norman Forest Laws to the Gunpowder Plot and witch-hunts, discover key events and concepts shaping criminal justice over

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Explore different critical approaches to studying literature, including Reader-Response Criticism, Formalist Criticism, Psychological/Psychoanalytic Criticism, Sociological Criticism, and more. Dive into questions of how we read, interpret, and perceive meaning in texts, considering the impact of vi

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Delve into the Medieval World through archaeological findings like broken pottery, coins, and shells, shedding light on the inhabitants of a region. Explore the divisions of the Medieval Period, names of India, major historical developments, and sources like temples, coins, and literary works. Chron

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Social changes during the early Medieval ages in India were shaped by economic developments, leading to the proliferation of castes and shifts in the positions of Brahmins, Vaishyas, and Shudras. The Brahmins held the highest social position, while Vaishyas were marginalized. The period also saw the

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Discover expert guidelines for conducting a thorough literature review in your dissertation. Explore topics such as literature search strategies, theoretical frameworks, review of the literature, synthesis, and analysis, with actionable tips provided throughout.

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Literature, both religious and non-religious, along with excavations of medieval towns, sarais, and monuments, provide valuable insights into the social, economic, political, and military conditions of the medieval period. Works like "Prithviraj Raso" shed light on the life of people, while archaeol

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Understanding the significance of literature review, this guide emphasizes the essential steps involved in conducting a successful literature review - from planning and research problem identification to critical analysis and contribution to existing literature. It explains the importance of develop

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The medieval period in South India witnessed the rise and expansion of Saivism and Vaishnavism, leading to the construction of many temples dedicated to Lord Siva. While Saivism thrived during the Chola period, Vaishnavism faced challenges but was championed by figures like Nadamuni, Yamunacharriyar

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Explore the medieval political thought highlighting prominent thinkers like St. Augustine, St. Thomas Aquinas, and Marsilius of Padua. The period was characterized by universalism, the absence of organized states, and a blend of politics, economics, and religion. Discover the parallelism between Pla

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This literature review provides insights into conducting business research effectively, covering topics such as how to search, read, and write literature reviews, along with the goals and types of literature. It emphasizes the importance of generating research ideas, demonstrating knowledge, and int

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Breakfast in England has undergone significant changes over the centuries, evolving from a meal seldom mentioned in medieval literature to a crucial part of daily life. The shift in breakfast consumption patterns reflects societal changes, economic factors, and availability of food. This article exp

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This course delves into portrayals of medical conditions in literature versus research articles. It explores the intersection of science and literature, analyzing works like "Black Swan Green" and "The Reason I Jump" to understand how they depict conditions like stuttering and autism. Through studen

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Explore the intertwined relationship between national literature, comparative literature, and world literature, delving into the evolution of translation studies. Reflect on the shift from national literary histories to world histories of literature, highlighting the significance of world literature

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This content discusses the intertwining of Orientalism, imperialism, and literature in works like "A Thousand and One Nights" (The Arabian Nights). It explores how intellectual and cultural energies influenced the imperialist perspective and translation of these texts, revealing deeper insights into

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Gothic literature traces its roots back to Horace Walpole's novel "The Castle of Otranto," characterized by medieval settings, supernatural elements, and themes of terror and fear. Writers like Mary Shelley, Bram Stoker, and Edgar Allan Poe further popularized the genre with works such as "Frankenst

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Explore the evolution of historiography from the ancient Greek historians like Herodotus, Thucydides, and Xenophon to Roman historians like Polybius and Livy. Discover how medieval historiography in the Middle Ages shifted towards chronicling events with less focus on separating fact from fiction.

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Geoffrey Chaucer, known for "The Canterbury Tales," provides a captivating satire of life in the late Middle Ages. Born into a merchant family in 1340, Chaucer's diverse experiences and travels allowed him to depict characters from various societal classes, redefining literature to encompass all lev

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Explore the unique intersection of Judeo-French language and medieval medicine in Europe. Discover the exceptional Judeo-French medical text "Fevres" and its secular scientific focus. Learn about Jewish scholars' contributions to medical knowledge dissemination in Tsarfat (Medieval France) and their

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An anonymous medieval manuscript, housed at the Bibliothèque nationale de France, fonds français 2168, contains the unique tale of "Aucassin et Nicolette." Likely originating from the 12th to 13th century in Picardy, the manuscript is a blend of various genres and features characters like Aucassin

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This presentation discusses the challenges in structuring post-medieval Icelandic ulur, a genre of folk poetry, and proposes a possible solution using algorithms. It explores the variability and instability of ulur texts, highlighting the difficulty in defining them as poems. The speaker, Yelena Ses

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