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    This document contains the schedule for student presentations on literary works including Gulliver's Travels, The Way of the World, and other poems and essays. It lists 22 topics that will be presented by students on April 18th and 21st, both in-person and online. The presentations will last 5-7 minutes and focus on analyzing aspects of the works like critiques of the Enlightenment, use of genres, satire, colonialism, treatment of women, themes, and comparisons between authors and time periods. Students can swap presentation dates among themselves but must notify the professor. Presentations will be marked out of 10 based on effort rather than reading from notes.

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    This document contains the schedule for student presentations on literary works including Gulliver's Travels, The Way of the World, and other poems and essays. It lists 22 topics that will be presented by students on April 18th and 21st, both in-person and online. The presentations will last 5-7 minutes and focus on analyzing aspects of the works like critiques of the Enlightenment, use of genres, satire, colonialism, treatment of women, themes, and comparisons between authors and time periods. Students can swap presentation dates among themselves but must notify the professor. Presentations will be marked out of 10 based on effort rather than reading from notes.

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    Semester IV

    April, 2022

    PRESENTATION TOPICS

    Topic Students Date of


    Presentation
    1 Gulliver’s Travels as a Critique of the Enlightenment Richa & Prerna 18th April
    2. Gulliver’s Travels : Use of Multiple Genres Aashish & Yahya 18th April
    3 Gulliver’s Travels: As a satire (include Gulliver’s function, Aishwarya & 18th April
    Swift’s satiric viewpoint) Shagun
    4 Gulliver’s Travels : Critique of colonialism Krishna & Lai 18th April
    5 Gulliver’s Travels : Representation of the female Tshamta & Hiya 18th April
    6 Gulliver’s Travels : Ending (also refer to the prefatory Lakshika & 18th April
    letters) Ajeetanshu
    7 Way of the World : Competitive Ethics of the Restoration Priya & Reena 18th April
    Milieu
    8 Way of the World : Misogyny and Treatment of the Muskan & Ishika 21st April
    Women Characters
    9 Way of the World : Significance of the Proviso scene and Sneha & Ritika 21st April
    the 2 poems preceding it
    10 Way of the World : Title of the play Sahil & Aditya 21st April
    11 Way of the World : As a reflection of early 18th century Deepak & Mohit 21st April
    England
    12 Way of the World : Libertine Ethic in the play Nadeem & Prerit 21st April
    13 Way of the World : Ending, Prologue and Epilogue and Madhu & 21st April
    Prefatory Dedication Jaspreet
    14 Comparison of London and Elegy, include comparison of Himanshu & 21st April
    Johnson and Gray as neo-classical poets Gaurav
    15 Structure, diction, style and movement in Elegy Simar & Janvi 21st April
    (online)
    16 London as a satire, Is Thales a mouthpiece for Johnson? Surbhi, Prakriti & 21st April
    Anisha (online)
    17 Essay on disability: discuss with reference to Gulliver and Prerna Negi & 21st April
    Lady Wishfort Himani (online)
    18 Excerpt from the Female Spectator: Discuss with reference Diksha & Chenab 21st April
    to Way of the World (online)
    19 Addison (2 essays): show how it reflects 18 th century Chhanda & Karan 21st April
    society, relate to Gulliver’s Travels and Way of the World. (online)
    20 Locke: relate it to the empiricism presented in both Falguni, Aakriti 22nd April
    Gulliver’s Travels and Way of the World and Saisha
    21 Olaudah Equiano: Relate to the references to the slave Arya, Debangana 22nd April
    trade in Gulliver’s Travels, the yahoos and the poor in Way & Swagata
    of the World, and poems.
    22 Elegy: title, ending and reflection of Gray’s personal Vanshika,Mizol & 22nd April
    anxieties Aparna

    1. In case you need to interchange dates, please do it among yourselves. Do not ask me.
    2. Time: 5 – 7 minutes
    3. Try to do it without reading out. Notes can be kept for reference. Marks will be deducted for
    reading out.
    4. Total marks : 10
    5. Marking will be based on sincerity of effort.

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