Exam Details
Subject | comparative literature | |
Paper | paper 2 | |
Exam / Course | ugc net national eligibility test | |
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Organization | university grants commission | |
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Exam Date | June, 2014 | |
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Question Paper
1. The author of "Towards a Politics of Culture a theoretical statement about new Historicism, is
Stephen Greenblatt
H. Aram Veeser
Stephen Grgel
Michael Licona
2. Among these books which one not been written by Ngugi Thiongo
Decolonising the Mind
Homecoming
Moving the center
The Wretched of the Earth
3. Mughal paintings make an appearance which of the following novels
The Tainted Throne
The Empire of Silver
The Last Emperor
Winter on the Plain of Ghosts
4. An imaginative biography of the famous sculptor Ram Kinkar Baij was attempted by
Sourindra Mukhopadhyay
Samaresh Basu
Buddhadev Guha
Suchitra Bhattacharya
5. Mozart s Don Giovanni has been used by
Auden
Pound
Joyce
Eliot
6. Lust for Life is a biography of
Picasso
Van Gogh
Michel Angelo
Da Vinci
7. Which of the following is a coming of age narrative
Death in Venice
Disgrace
Down Second Avenue
Madam Bovary
8. The school of art form which generally influenced Ezra Pound is
Dadaism
Impressionism
Vorticism
Cubism
9. Nida s approach to translation in The theory and practice of Translation is primarily
Cultural
Historical
Sociolinguistic
Psycholinguistic
10. Thematologically the situation constitutes
a link between the stoff and the rohstoff
the motif and the action
the motif and the theme
the tale and the plot
11. The critic who asserts that "translation is our way to face the otherness of the universe" is
Paz
Bassnett
Brower
Barstone
12. Which of the following does NOT have partition as a theme
Bapsi Sidhwa s Cracking India
Vaikom Muhammad Basheer Balyakala Sakhi
Qurratulain Hyder s Aag Ka Darya
Kushwant Singh s Train to Pakistan
13. The translator's invisibility A history of translation is edited by
Jeremy Munday
Basit Hatim
Laurence Venuti
Itamar Evan Zohar
14. The critic who makes a significant contribution to the theory of translation by his detailed treatment of semantic versus communicative translation is
Catford
Newmark
Evan Zohar
Tomlinson
15. "This poet's conscious activity focuses primarily on the form. The world liberally supplies the subject matter, while the meaning arises spontaneously out of the fullness of his soul, "This meaning of stoff was articulated by
Curtius
Coleridge
Van Tieghem
Goethe
16. The critic who defines translation as the replacement of the source language text material by equivalent target language material is
Catford
Croce
Nida
Paz
17. The motive becomes leitmotiv, based on the dynamics of
Reiteration
Distortion
Coherence
Similarity
18. The study of folktales was revitalized by which scholar
Jakobson
Propp
Lukacs
Fowler
19. Which of the following can be seen as a Machiavellian text
Dr. Faustus
Macbeth
Absalom and Achitopel
Samson Agonists
20. The work of Milman Parry concerned the genre of
Novel
Comedy
Picaresque
Epic
21. The theorist who holds that Comparative Literature studies the influence that the authors or literatures of one nation have exerted on another is
Simon Jenne
Rene Wellek
Harry Levin
Claudio Guillen
22. One of the first writers in classical antiquity "to stress the segregation of literary genres" was
Quintilian
Longinus
Cicero
Aristotle
23. The study of literary reception points to
Sociology
Psychology
Philosophy
Ethics
24. All the following texts come under the category of 'dystopia' EXCEPT
Zamyatin We
Huxley Brave New World
Tolstoy Death of Ivan Illyeh
Orwell Nineteen Eighty-Four
25. Vidyasagar's Bhrantibilas is an early reception of a play by
Moliere
Hugo
Shakespeare
Aeschylus
26. The world's first novel was produced in
Japan
India
Portugal
China
27. Which Mahabharata character has inspired maximum modern and postmodern retellings in the Indian languages
Gandhari
Bhima
Bhishma
Draupadi
28. The term Weltliteratur was coined by
Schelling
Goethe
Schlegel
Herder
29. While developing periodisation for modern Indian literary history, the concept of pro-phane and metaphane were developed by.
Ganesh Devy
Amiya Dev
Jasbir Jain
Sisir Kumar Das
30. Who among the following argued that Indian literary historiography must have an indigenous definition of history, an indigenous critical framework and an indigenous historiographical perspective
Sri Aurobindo
Sujit Mukherjee
K.M. George
Rabindranath Tagore
31. Vamana is an exponent of the school of
Dhvani
Riti
Vakrokti
Aucitya
32. Historiography in the Literary Studies Series is edited by
Ipshita Chanda
Subha Chakraborty Dasgupta
Sibaji Bandyopadhyay
Suchorita Chattopadhyay
33. Name the concept of Tolkappiam that comes close to Aristotle's theory of Catharsis and bridges the Gulf between the East and the West.
Meippaadu
Kaikilai
Perunthinai
Agathinai
34. The first history of Indian literature was written by
Morris Winternitz
Albrecht Weber
William Jones
G.U. Pope
35. Which of the following is not an aspect of Dhvani
Lak sana
Abhidha
Angika
Vyanjana
36. Ksemendra is an exponent of the
.
school of
Aucitya
Ala mkara
Dhvani
Riti
37. The concept of 'Hyper reality' was introduced by
Lukàcs
Eco
Lacan
Baudrillard
38. Which scholar first enunciated the concept of a "Literary History from below"
Walter Mignolo
David Damrosch
Amiya Dev
Dipesh Chakravorty
39. Comparative Literature Indian Dimensions is written by
K.M. George
Amiya Dev
Swapan Majumdar
E.V. Ramakrishnan
40. The telugu journal Sahiti, launched by the literary group Sahiti Samiti, was similar to the journal
Basumati
Sanibarer Chi thi
Sabuj Patra
Kallol
41. Hutchinson Macaulay Posnett's Comparative Literature was published in
1882
1886
1892
1898
42. Which comparatist excluded folklore from comparative literature
Wellek
Balakian
Baldensperger
Levin
43. Kiratarjuniam, according to the sastras, is designated as
Charit
Mahakavya
Viragatha
Akhyayika
44. "Comparative Literature in India", the landmark essay published in the Year book of Comparative and General Literature (YCGL) was written by
Chandra Mohan
Buddhadeva Bose
Ganesh Devy
D.W. Fokkema
45. Comparative Literature has been defined as "a branch of literary history… the study of international spiritual relations, of rapports de fait between Byron and Puskhin, Goethe and Carlyle, Walter Scott and Alfred de Vigny, and between the works, the inspirations and even the lives of writers belonging to different literatures" by
Carré
Brunetiere
Balakian
Remak
46. As a scholarly discipline littérature comparée matured in France in the of the nineteenth century.
first and second decades
third and fourth decades
fifth and sixth decades
seventh and eight decades
47. The author of Rhetoric of English India is
Gauri Viswanathan
Rajeswari Sundar Rajan
Sara Suleri
Sudhir Chandra
48. The novel that served as a foundation for Hindu nationalism was
Indulekha
Cha Mana Atha Guntha
Ananda Math
A Passage to India
49. The novel which uses cultural contrast as a theme is
Journey to Ithaca
Fasting, Feasting
Distant Drum
English, August
50. The study of literature and gender in the context of the making of Indian nationalism has been attempted by
Sumit Sarkar
Charu Gupta
Kunal Chakravarty
Samita Sen
Stephen Greenblatt
H. Aram Veeser
Stephen Grgel
Michael Licona
2. Among these books which one not been written by Ngugi Thiongo
Decolonising the Mind
Homecoming
Moving the center
The Wretched of the Earth
3. Mughal paintings make an appearance which of the following novels
The Tainted Throne
The Empire of Silver
The Last Emperor
Winter on the Plain of Ghosts
4. An imaginative biography of the famous sculptor Ram Kinkar Baij was attempted by
Sourindra Mukhopadhyay
Samaresh Basu
Buddhadev Guha
Suchitra Bhattacharya
5. Mozart s Don Giovanni has been used by
Auden
Pound
Joyce
Eliot
6. Lust for Life is a biography of
Picasso
Van Gogh
Michel Angelo
Da Vinci
7. Which of the following is a coming of age narrative
Death in Venice
Disgrace
Down Second Avenue
Madam Bovary
8. The school of art form which generally influenced Ezra Pound is
Dadaism
Impressionism
Vorticism
Cubism
9. Nida s approach to translation in The theory and practice of Translation is primarily
Cultural
Historical
Sociolinguistic
Psycholinguistic
10. Thematologically the situation constitutes
a link between the stoff and the rohstoff
the motif and the action
the motif and the theme
the tale and the plot
11. The critic who asserts that "translation is our way to face the otherness of the universe" is
Paz
Bassnett
Brower
Barstone
12. Which of the following does NOT have partition as a theme
Bapsi Sidhwa s Cracking India
Vaikom Muhammad Basheer Balyakala Sakhi
Qurratulain Hyder s Aag Ka Darya
Kushwant Singh s Train to Pakistan
13. The translator's invisibility A history of translation is edited by
Jeremy Munday
Basit Hatim
Laurence Venuti
Itamar Evan Zohar
14. The critic who makes a significant contribution to the theory of translation by his detailed treatment of semantic versus communicative translation is
Catford
Newmark
Evan Zohar
Tomlinson
15. "This poet's conscious activity focuses primarily on the form. The world liberally supplies the subject matter, while the meaning arises spontaneously out of the fullness of his soul, "This meaning of stoff was articulated by
Curtius
Coleridge
Van Tieghem
Goethe
16. The critic who defines translation as the replacement of the source language text material by equivalent target language material is
Catford
Croce
Nida
Paz
17. The motive becomes leitmotiv, based on the dynamics of
Reiteration
Distortion
Coherence
Similarity
18. The study of folktales was revitalized by which scholar
Jakobson
Propp
Lukacs
Fowler
19. Which of the following can be seen as a Machiavellian text
Dr. Faustus
Macbeth
Absalom and Achitopel
Samson Agonists
20. The work of Milman Parry concerned the genre of
Novel
Comedy
Picaresque
Epic
21. The theorist who holds that Comparative Literature studies the influence that the authors or literatures of one nation have exerted on another is
Simon Jenne
Rene Wellek
Harry Levin
Claudio Guillen
22. One of the first writers in classical antiquity "to stress the segregation of literary genres" was
Quintilian
Longinus
Cicero
Aristotle
23. The study of literary reception points to
Sociology
Psychology
Philosophy
Ethics
24. All the following texts come under the category of 'dystopia' EXCEPT
Zamyatin We
Huxley Brave New World
Tolstoy Death of Ivan Illyeh
Orwell Nineteen Eighty-Four
25. Vidyasagar's Bhrantibilas is an early reception of a play by
Moliere
Hugo
Shakespeare
Aeschylus
26. The world's first novel was produced in
Japan
India
Portugal
China
27. Which Mahabharata character has inspired maximum modern and postmodern retellings in the Indian languages
Gandhari
Bhima
Bhishma
Draupadi
28. The term Weltliteratur was coined by
Schelling
Goethe
Schlegel
Herder
29. While developing periodisation for modern Indian literary history, the concept of pro-phane and metaphane were developed by.
Ganesh Devy
Amiya Dev
Jasbir Jain
Sisir Kumar Das
30. Who among the following argued that Indian literary historiography must have an indigenous definition of history, an indigenous critical framework and an indigenous historiographical perspective
Sri Aurobindo
Sujit Mukherjee
K.M. George
Rabindranath Tagore
31. Vamana is an exponent of the school of
Dhvani
Riti
Vakrokti
Aucitya
32. Historiography in the Literary Studies Series is edited by
Ipshita Chanda
Subha Chakraborty Dasgupta
Sibaji Bandyopadhyay
Suchorita Chattopadhyay
33. Name the concept of Tolkappiam that comes close to Aristotle's theory of Catharsis and bridges the Gulf between the East and the West.
Meippaadu
Kaikilai
Perunthinai
Agathinai
34. The first history of Indian literature was written by
Morris Winternitz
Albrecht Weber
William Jones
G.U. Pope
35. Which of the following is not an aspect of Dhvani
Lak sana
Abhidha
Angika
Vyanjana
36. Ksemendra is an exponent of the
.
school of
Aucitya
Ala mkara
Dhvani
Riti
37. The concept of 'Hyper reality' was introduced by
Lukàcs
Eco
Lacan
Baudrillard
38. Which scholar first enunciated the concept of a "Literary History from below"
Walter Mignolo
David Damrosch
Amiya Dev
Dipesh Chakravorty
39. Comparative Literature Indian Dimensions is written by
K.M. George
Amiya Dev
Swapan Majumdar
E.V. Ramakrishnan
40. The telugu journal Sahiti, launched by the literary group Sahiti Samiti, was similar to the journal
Basumati
Sanibarer Chi thi
Sabuj Patra
Kallol
41. Hutchinson Macaulay Posnett's Comparative Literature was published in
1882
1886
1892
1898
42. Which comparatist excluded folklore from comparative literature
Wellek
Balakian
Baldensperger
Levin
43. Kiratarjuniam, according to the sastras, is designated as
Charit
Mahakavya
Viragatha
Akhyayika
44. "Comparative Literature in India", the landmark essay published in the Year book of Comparative and General Literature (YCGL) was written by
Chandra Mohan
Buddhadeva Bose
Ganesh Devy
D.W. Fokkema
45. Comparative Literature has been defined as "a branch of literary history… the study of international spiritual relations, of rapports de fait between Byron and Puskhin, Goethe and Carlyle, Walter Scott and Alfred de Vigny, and between the works, the inspirations and even the lives of writers belonging to different literatures" by
Carré
Brunetiere
Balakian
Remak
46. As a scholarly discipline littérature comparée matured in France in the of the nineteenth century.
first and second decades
third and fourth decades
fifth and sixth decades
seventh and eight decades
47. The author of Rhetoric of English India is
Gauri Viswanathan
Rajeswari Sundar Rajan
Sara Suleri
Sudhir Chandra
48. The novel that served as a foundation for Hindu nationalism was
Indulekha
Cha Mana Atha Guntha
Ananda Math
A Passage to India
49. The novel which uses cultural contrast as a theme is
Journey to Ithaca
Fasting, Feasting
Distant Drum
English, August
50. The study of literature and gender in the context of the making of Indian nationalism has been attempted by
Sumit Sarkar
Charu Gupta
Kunal Chakravarty
Samita Sen
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