Rahul Desai

 "Transcendentalism" ✰ Introduction :- Transcendentalism is a philosophy that began in the mid 19th century and whose founding members included Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau . Transcendentalism is the great topic to explore the own views on nature and also transcendentalism represent the importance of nature. Transcendentalism is the American Philosophical movement . The prominent figure of this movement is Ralph Waldo Emerson . It very interesting term. Transcendentalism is connected with individual nature, god. It's also connected with imagination and creativity.  "The imitator dooms himself to hopeless mediocrity." ("The Divinity College Address," Ralph Waldo Emerson) ✰ What is Transcendentalism? :- The word 'Transcend' mean to go beyond. Transcendentalism is explore the essence of beauty and nature. Nature, religion, spirituality are the most prominent aspects in this transcendentalism. An idealistic philosophical and soc...

 'For Whom the Bell Tolls' By Ernest Hemingway  ✰ Introduction :- "For Whom the Bell Tolls" by Ernest Hemingway is a novel set during the Spanish Civil War. It follows the story of an American dynamiter named Robert Jordan  who is fighting with guerrilla forces against the Fascists. This novel published in the year 1940 . In this novel we see that the great impact of Spanish Civil War (1936-1939) . 'For Whom the Bell Tolls' this title drives from John Donne's work "Meditation 17" . ✰  Ernest Hemingway :- Ernest Hemingway was an influential American writer born on July 21, 1899 . He is famous for his straightforward writing style and adventurous life. Hemingway wrote many novels and short stories, often drawing inspiration from his experiences, like his time as a war correspondent during World War I and the Spanish Civil War .  Ernest Hemingway (1899-1961) Ernest Hemingway was famous for his unique writing style and his most famous works of art. ...

  12th Fail (Movie Review) ★ Introduction :- It is a wonderful movie. It is based on the true story of IPS officer Manoj Kumar Sharma . The story about hardship, workaholic, strong mindset, love, inspiration, education and many more things. This 12th Fail movie directed by great dictator Vidhu Vinod Chopra . In this movie we can see that the covered up the every possible aspects of hard work and dignity of desire. 12th fail movie, which is based on Anurag Pathak's novel , is a recognition of millions of students and their perseverance. Background of family :- In Monoj Kumar's family, father mother and his younger brother and one younger sister. The background of family was very poor family. They always struggle in money purpose and day to day life. Manoj's family always supported to his work and dedication. They always with his/her children. Cinematic Elements :- In the hands of director Vidhu Vinod Chopra, the film transcends the typical cinematic experience. Sound qualit...

 "Poonjivad" (Capitalism) a poem by Prachi  Introduction :- This task based on the thinking activity and poem analysis. In this task I will discuss this "Poonjivad" poem and it's factors. This poem is deals with major two things like quality and fault . This poem is spread a good concept of poonji and it's importance in life. In this capitalism give importance to self and ownership on business. When the industrial revolution started in Britain, at that time we can say that the 'Poonjivad' (capitalism) was started. Poonji' is priceless in life. It's make an interesting place in life. What is Capitalism? :- Capitalism is an economic system where the means of production, distribution, and exchange of goods and services are primarily owned and controlled by private individuals or corporations rather than the state or government. In short it is called private ownership on such kind of things.  Meaning of the title :- The title suggest that the im...

The Great Dictator (1940) Introduction :- "The Great Dictator" is a classic comedy film from 1940 starring Charlie Chaplin . It's a funny but also serious movie that makes fun of a bad leader who acts like a dictator. Chaplin, a famous comedian, plays two roles: a good guy who looks like the dictator and the actual dictator who is silly and selfish. The movie uses humor to show how ridiculous and dangerous dictators can be while also sending a message about peace and standing up against tyranny.  ★ "The Great Dictator" (1940) :- Released on the eve of World War II , the film was a bold satirical critique of Adolf Hitler and fascism, addressing the rise of totalitarianism in Europe. It tackled themes of political oppression, anti-Semitism, dictatorship, and the power of democracy and free speech. The film's climax delivers a powerful speech advocating for humanity and unity against tyranny. Chaplin made the Hitler mocking film, "The Great Dictator...

  T.S. Eliot - Criticism - Tradition and Individual Talent  Introduction :- This blog is base on the thinking activity about T.S. Eliot and Tradition and Individual Talent. T.S. Eliot very well known about his different view points in literature and creative manner of writing. In this blog we can discuss about some questions and try to cover up the good concept. T.S. Eliot was  gave his own point of view on tradition and individual talent. T.S. Eliot (1888-1965) What is Criticism? :- Criticism is like giving opinions or judgments about something, like a book, movie, or art. It's when someone looks at something closely and talks about what's good, bad, or interesting about it. Critics share their thoughts to help others understand and think about things in different ways. It's a way to explore and talk about the strengths and weaknesses of something to learn more about it. There are so many critics in this literature like,  1. Harold Bloom :- Known for his theories o...