Baou Meg 03 Important Questions And Answers- Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Open University (BAOU) in India. The Master of Arts in English (MEG) program at BAOU includes a course called “British Novel” (MEG-03), which covers British novels from the 18th to the 20th centuries.
| Sr.No. | Name of the subject | Subject Code | Year | Credit | Syllabus |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | British Poetry | MEG-01 | FY | 8 | View |
| 2. | British Drama | MEG-02 | FY | 8 | View |
| 3. | British Novel | MEG-03 | FY | 8 | View |
| 4. | Aspects of Language | MEG-04 | FY | 8 | View |
| 5. | Literary Criticism and Theory | MEG-05 | SY | 8 | View |
Examine the theme of money and pecuniary-interests vis-a-vie that of birth, rank and class. Are these two themes inter-related?
Discuss the Heart of Darkness as an apocalyptic vision.
How does Joyce give textual density to style in A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man?
Does Forster romanticise the landscape in A Passage to India? Discuss.
Is Miss Brodie a symbol of non-conformity? Discuss.
Attempt a feminist reading of Pride and Prejudice.
Would you consider Heathcliff to be real? Is he presented as a realistic character or is he only symbolic?
Discuss the metaphor of the web in the context of events and people relating to Bulstrode.
Examine the significance of the Christmas dinner scene in A Portrait of the Artist as A Young Man.
Why does Forster shift the theme of the novel A Passage to India from history to philosophy? Discuss.
What perspective if any does The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie offer?