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Mr.C,
ReplyDeleteMy topic is something along the lines of: how is Meursault the perfect example of a product of existentialism?
BOOK: A Doll's House
ReplyDeleteTITLE: How has Ibsen shown the metamorphosis of the identity of a woman (Nora), using the 3 acts of the play as the 3 stages of life?
BOOK: The Outsider
ReplyDeleteTITLE: Through the course of the story, how does Mersault's perception of death change from indifference to fear and finally to acceptance?
Text: Waiting for Godot
ReplyDeleteTitle: Discuss the theme of repetition in Waiting for Godot
Gender or power? What is more influential in the distribution of power in society with reference to "A Doll's House"?
ReplyDeleteBook: waiting for godot
ReplyDeleteNot a fixed title but something related to-
What is the role of structure in the play and
Whether it would have the same/similar impact if the second act is read/performed before the first
Not sure if it makes much sense though..
TEXT: Doll's House
ReplyDeleteTITLE: The portrayal of human hardships in Henrik Ibsen's play A Doll's House
BOOK: A Doll's House
ReplyDeleteTOPIC: The role of money in the portrayal of power in Henrik Ibsen's 'A Doll's House'.
Text: Waiting for Godot
ReplyDeleteTitle: Freedom in the play: what does it mean to be free and are any of the characters truly free? also, i'd like ti bring in existentialism in somewhere, but i'm not sure yet
Text: The Outsider by Albert Camus
ReplyDeleteHow do the reactions of society draw parallels with those of the magistrate in Act 2 of the novel?
Book: A doll's house
ReplyDeleteTopic: the importance and significance of Mrs. Linde's character on the plot and development of the play
Book: A Doll's House
ReplyDeleteTopic: Ibsen's portrayal of the men who dominate the lives of the women.
Book:The Outsider
ReplyDeleteTitle: How does the sun affect Merusalt's frame of mind?
The outsider: is meursault really a threat to society? Does he deserve the death penalty? Is he more/less dangerous than a criminal with a clear motive? I still have to word it properly :)
ReplyDeleteBook- The outsider
ReplyDeleteTopic- How does Meursaut's character develop over the novel 'The outsider'?
Book: A doll's house
ReplyDeleteTopic:exploring the relationship between nora and the characters of the play
A Doll's House
ReplyDeleteThese are some of the topics for world lit essay that i have thought of till now:
1] how does the title " A Doll's House" explain the society's beliefs and behaviour?
2] how does Ibsen convey the message of increasing human rights- women rights and roles in the society?
3] to what extent did money and reputation played a significant role for men's superiority in the late 19th century?
4] to what extent does Ibsen hint the treating of Nora compared to a puppet?
5] how can we compare the relationship of Torvald and Nora to a married couple in the present day?
not sure which one i'll do....
Topic: "How is Mersault's manner of looking at Marie and Raymond different from the manner in which the readers would have percieved the behavior and role of these two characters in the Outsider?"
ReplyDelete-Akshaye Wadhwa
Book: The Outsider- Albert Camus
ReplyDeleteQuestion:How does Camus portray Meursault’s struggle, both internal and external, through the symbolic use of the Sun and the Cigarette?
I haven't finalized it but my topic is going to be something along the lines of:
ReplyDelete1) What is the significant of the rope and noose that lucky is bound by, with relation to freedom.
Book: A Doll's House
ReplyDeleteQuestion: Is it the emptiness, the void in the lives of the women In 'A Doll's House' that render them powerless in society ?
Book: A Doll's House
ReplyDeletei haven't finalized my topic but it would be based on either the theme of marriage, comparing the ideas of marriage
OR
on the theme of love. examining the various breeds of love seen throughout the play
I am still deciding between two topics. I will confirm by tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteBOOK: The Outsider
TOPIC: Was Meursault's absurdist point of view responsible for his alienation from society?
BOOK: Waiting for Godot
TOPIC: Who is Godot and how does the commitment of waiting for this unknown entity reflect elements of absurdism?
book-waiting for godot
ReplyDeletetitle-how does the dialogue and actions of the two tramps(estragon and valdamir) represent an absurd and extetential construct of human behavior
Book:waiting for godot
ReplyDeleteTitle:how does the dialogue and actions of the two tramps(estragon and valdamir) represent an absurd and extetential construct of human behavior and society.
Book:Waiting for Godot
ReplyDeleteTitle:how does the dialogue and actions of the two tramps(estragon and valdamir) represent an absurd and extetential construct of human behavior and society
Title:how does the dialogue and actions of the two tramps(estragon and valdamir) represent an absurd and extetential construct of human behavior and society
ReplyDeleteI have not finalized my topic but it will be one of these:
ReplyDelete1. How nihilism engulfs the lives of the protagonists in Waiting for Godot and Dolls House
2. How a "reversal of roles" plays an integral part in metamorphosing of the lives of the individual characters in Waiting For Godot and Dolls House
Book : A Dolls House
ReplyDeleteTopic:
1) The triumph of the human spirit in A Dolls House
or
2) How does the social construct of the 19th century shape the play
Book :the outsider
ReplyDeletetopic : 'nothing to be done' the significance of this phrase in Meursaults perception of life
Text: A Doll's House
ReplyDeleteTopic: How does the unconventional plot of Ibsen's "A Doll's House" challenge the role of the 19th century woman?
Book : A Doll's House
ReplyDeleteWhat key events in the book show a change in Nora's behaviour and how does this "change" influence the storyline?
OR
Discuss the themes of 'the sacrifical position of women in society'and the 'individual pursuit of freedom', in A Doll's House.
Text: A Doll's House
ReplyDeleteTopic: How do social constructs influence the characters and the plot of "A Doll's House"?
BOOK: Waiting For Godot
ReplyDeleteTITLE:
The relation of Estragon & Vladimir and Lucky Pozzo and how the two sets of characters are related to each other.
BOOK: Waiting For Godot
ReplyDeleteTITLE:
The relation of Estragon & Vladimir and Lucky Pozzo and how the two sets of characters are related to each other.
Book- A Doll's House
ReplyDeleteTopic- Compare and contrast the sacrifices made by Mrs.Linde and Nora?
Compare and contrast the sacrifices made by Mrs. Linde and Nora.
ReplyDeleteText: Waiting for Godot
ReplyDeleteI am not too sure about my topic yet, but something along these lines.
Topic: The title of the play and the play itself can have various interpretations. Discuss.
Text: Waiting for Godot
ReplyDeleteI am not too sure about my topic yet, but something related to this-
Topic: The title of this play and the play itself can have various interpretations. Discuss.
book: A doll's house
ReplyDeleteTopic: Compare and contrast Torvald at the start and at the end.
Raghav Agarwal
ReplyDeletebook: waiting for godot
topic: how do the characters lucky and pozzo, and the relationship between them supplement the existentialist nature of the work.
book: Waiting for Godot
ReplyDeleteTopic: something along the lines of...
"The significance of the uncertainty and forgetfulness in the context of the play"
yet, i am not too sure about it
book: A doll's house
ReplyDeleteTopic: how does Money and social superiority influence the characters in the book
book: A doll's house
ReplyDeleteTopic: how does Money and social superiority influence the characters in the book
To discuss Nora's transition from Dancing Doll in Act 1 to Strong, Independant Woman in Act 2.
ReplyDeletethe tragic and comic elements in waiting for godot
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