Topics for assignments for the following students who come under my purview:
Points to Note before you Ink: The essays should be about 12 to 15 pages in length, handwritten, proofed, and well thought-out, adhering to the MLA Style. Bibliography should be used, wherever applicable. I see these assignments as a chance for you to explore more thoroughly some of the topics we have discussed / we will be discussing in class. Also, when you write the essays, be sure to use examples from the text of the play/novel, which have some very usable quotes: use them to your advantage.
Creativity, Neatness and Originality will be rewarded suitably. I would also like to add that I really enjoy reading your essays, and remember, you should be able to make a presentation in class, in about five minutes based on your assignment.
Your marks will be based on the above parameters. All the best..!!!
Cleeta, S.J – “The reason and inspiration for my writing are those people who are exploited and used, and yet do not accept defeat,” opines Mahashweta Devi. Justify this statement of hers, with reference to her life and writings.
Jayanthi, L – Select any Indian woman writer of your choice and comment on her achievement as a writer.
Kamatchi, M – Quest for Identity in Modern Women Writers with specific reference to any one Indian Woman Writer in English of your choice.
Mercy Mary, D – Gender Consciousness in the works of any one Indian Woman Writer of your choice.
Sayujya Sankar – Realism in the works of Kamala Das.
Smitha Susan – A Study of Men in Arundhati Roy’s The God of Small Things.
Aadithyan Mohan – Do you think Indian Women Writers are highly subjective in their outlook? Argue for or against the motion citing one Indian Woman Writer.
Ashish Ityerah – Quest for Identity as a theme in Indian Women’s Writing with reference to any one Indian Woman Writer of your choice.
Daniel Jesudoss, J – Choose any one Indian Woman Writer of your choice, and say why you like or dislike her writing, with references from her works.
Juda Eleazar, J – Choose any one Indian Woman Writer and comment on her achievement as a writer.
Pradeep Kumar, E – Do you think Indian Women Writers are highly emotional in their writing? Argue for or against the motion, citing any one Indian Woman Writer of your choice.
Satchin Joseph – Choose any one Indian Woman Writer of your choice, and say why you like or dislike her writing, with references from her works.
Sushant Anugrah – Is Feminism still relevant in today’s society? Pick out any Feminist Woman writer of your choice, and say why she is relevant or outdated in today’s societal set up. Substantiate your arguments with relevant examples from texts.
Yerram Sreekanth – Man through a Woman’s Eyes - Choose any one Indian Woman Writer of your choice, and exemplify how Men are portrayed in her writings.
Jayanthi, L – Select any Indian woman writer of your choice and comment on her achievement as a writer.
Kamatchi, M – Quest for Identity in Modern Women Writers with specific reference to any one Indian Woman Writer in English of your choice.
Mercy Mary, D – Gender Consciousness in the works of any one Indian Woman Writer of your choice.
Sayujya Sankar – Realism in the works of Kamala Das.
Smitha Susan – A Study of Men in Arundhati Roy’s The God of Small Things.
Aadithyan Mohan – Do you think Indian Women Writers are highly subjective in their outlook? Argue for or against the motion citing one Indian Woman Writer.
Ashish Ityerah – Quest for Identity as a theme in Indian Women’s Writing with reference to any one Indian Woman Writer of your choice.
Daniel Jesudoss, J – Choose any one Indian Woman Writer of your choice, and say why you like or dislike her writing, with references from her works.
Juda Eleazar, J – Choose any one Indian Woman Writer and comment on her achievement as a writer.
Pradeep Kumar, E – Do you think Indian Women Writers are highly emotional in their writing? Argue for or against the motion, citing any one Indian Woman Writer of your choice.
Satchin Joseph – Choose any one Indian Woman Writer of your choice, and say why you like or dislike her writing, with references from her works.
Sushant Anugrah – Is Feminism still relevant in today’s society? Pick out any Feminist Woman writer of your choice, and say why she is relevant or outdated in today’s societal set up. Substantiate your arguments with relevant examples from texts.
Yerram Sreekanth – Man through a Woman’s Eyes - Choose any one Indian Woman Writer of your choice, and exemplify how Men are portrayed in her writings.
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