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 \n(b)Discipline in Neo-Classical literature,social and literary both.  \n(c)  Elaborate the terms 'epic'and ‘mock-epic'with suitable examples.  \n(d)Much of the writings of the Victorian age reflected the pressing social,economic and religious issues of the period.Comment.  \n(e)The major features of Romantic poetry.  \n## 2.Answer all of the following:\n\n(a)  The Tempest may be classed as dramatic spectacle rather than as dramaproper.Comment.15  \n(b)Paradise Lost is a parable of Milton's day and of ours,the inner but also theouter,history of mankind.Do you agree?20  \n(c)In Memoriam is the progress from doubt and bitter grief to a sense of certaintyand hope.Elaborate.15  \n## 3.Answer all of the following:\n\n(a)Evaluate King Lear as a work of immense complexity.  \n20  \n15  \n(b)Elaborate the major themes in The Rape of the Lock.  \n(c)Discuss the role of money and financial independence in A Doll's House.   15  \n## 4.Answer all of the following:\n\n(a)Critically analyse how John Donne treats the subject of love in his poems.  15  \n(b)Wordsworth,more directly than any other poet,has conditioned our belief inthe natural goodness of childhood,the moral value of the simple life and theinspiring powers of nature.Elaborate.20  \n(c)“The mind is its own place and in itselfCan make a Heaven of Hell,a Hell of Heaven.”  \nExplain the lines on the basis of Satan's character in Paradise Lost.  \nSECTION—B  \n## 5.Study the following poem and answer the questions which follow:\n\nThe instructor said,  \nGo home and write  \na page tonight.  \nAnd let that page come out of you—Then,it will be true.  \nI wonder if it's that simple? 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