#literaturestudent

[literaturewoman]

"She had a passionate longing for the garden, the darkness, the pure sky, the stars."

—Anton Chekhov

[seasage-phd]

Getting the thesis ready for submission.

It's a bittersweet emotion, veiled in anticipation for the future as I get ready to let her out into the world.

Hoping for the best. Praying to get that PhD degree and be PhDone!!!

[stutee]

Day 7/10

It was a good day i can say. Ofcourse i woke up feeling so weird given how i could not sleep the night before due to my sinus. But i got up, took medicine and went off for a practice test i had. I was super chilled for this test and the weather was so pleasant. The major portion of the day went with this. And when i came back home, i took a long nap. Waking up i realised it was Shakespeare's birth anniversary so i decided to read something by him. It was chaotic in our house with some guests, but i found peace soon enough, got myself some coffee and spent the evening reading the words by our beloved star of literature with the bittersweet company of the coffee. After that, i read and chatted with some of my close ones and while sleep came late and with much difficulty, it concluded the day.

I finished only two acts of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' and will continue soon.

[ugcnetjrfenglishwithavik]

Mikhael Bakhtin and his carnivalesque for ugcnetenglish literature and literature theory. #literarytheory #ugcnetenglish #literature #britishliterature #literaturestudent #englishliterature #ugcnetenglishliterature #culturalstudies #englishliteraturestudent #mikhaelbakhtin #bakhtin #carnivalesque https://www.instagram.com/p/CW-BwgmJJBn/?utm_medium=tumblr

[studyvari]

I always keep thinking about whether or not i should revive this tumblr. It feels like my followers are kind of inactive. Also, i actually finished my Masters degree last week. However, as you all know, the situation in arts and culture and music is kind of bad, so i do have a really bad chance of getting a job. I‘m still hunting for a job, so i’ve got a lot of time to kill at the moment. I kind of want to study something, but then again, i just want tonread and relax, because the past years have been so so stressful. Maybe i’m going to slowly change into a litblr, as i do have quite some books to photograph and read.

[writeyourownwords]

Repost from WordPress and Tumblr https://devyanisharma.art.blog/ The term 'Literature' encompasses written as well as the oral works that have a long lasting impact and at times, a superior artistic merit. Literature is a mirror that reflects the basic instincts of humans. It has the capacity to provide solutions, render relief and open up new horizons of perspectives. It shows us that everything we are experiencing at present is not new or peculiar - it has happened before and will happen again in the future. It is an invaluable part of human history and serves as a bridge, connecting the past to the present. Literature usually deals with a varied range of stories and characters that seem to belong to a different world altogether. But actually, these stories and characters hold a very close resemblance to the real world. The reader /audience can take away anything from a piece of literature. Some might find the meaning of true love while some find a solution that he/she could have never imagined before. Some might find literature to be a place of solace while the others might find it to be a wonderful exercise of a mind. Since everybody's perspective is defined by what the heart desires for, the meaning of a piece of literature varies. It is astonishing to see that how a work written centuries ago is still so relatable in the present. Geoffrey Chaucer's most famous character, The Wife of Bath, in the Canterbury Tales, is iconic. She is a rule breaker and holds a very different opinion on love and life in general. Her character was well ahead of her times then, and continues to be even today. Also, may it be Shakespeare's character of Macbeth, depicting political ambitions and various psychological effects of it or Louisa Mary Alcott's Jo March, an independent and daring women of the 1840s, they continue to be relatable. The audience/reader can still identify him/her with these characters. Thus, literature can be seen as a mirror which is influenced by the society and imitates human actions, feelings and emotions, a true reflection of the mind. #literature #literaturestudent #englishliteraturesociety #wordsofwisdom #blogger #bloggerlife #blogposts https://www.instagram.com/p/CBLGfIIlf4l/?igshid=tqit4qpp1x6o

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[ishkd]

Today I finished Arthur Miller's Death of a salesman and man oh man it was amazing! It's included in my sem 3 syllabus so gotta practice some questions and articles about this play.

Also today's a pretty rainy day and ideal for procrastinating.

Stay motivated people don't loose your aim.

Bubbyee!