Five approaches- Rudyard Kipling

1.      Why does Kipling in his work overdoes horror?

 Its due to the neurotic strain and hunger for cruelty within him.

2.      Who is the only writer who added phrases to language?

Rudyard Kipling.

3.      How does T.S.Eliot describe Kipling’s metrical work?

He describes the metrical work as great verse instead of poetry.

4.      What are the two most vital poems by Kipling?

Ganga Din and Danny Deever.

5.      The good bad poetry is a sign of emotional overlap between intellectuals and ordinary man.

6.      In what section the intellectuals and ordinary man vary?

In personality.

7.      What is the peculiarity of good bad poem?

It is a graceful monument to the obvious. It is emotion which every human being can share.

8.      What is the reason for kipling’s power as a good bad poet?

His sense of responsibility, which made it possible for him to have a world-view.

9.      Who are the conservatives according to Orwell?

The conservatives are either liberals, fascist or the accomplices fascist.

10.  Mention two minor stories of Tolstoy?

Sebastopol and The Cossacks.

11.  Give some examples for good bad poems?

“The Bridge of Sighs”, “Jenny Kissed Me”, “The Burial of Sir John Moore”.

12.  Kipling deals in thoughts which are both vulgar and permanent.

Submitted by: J. Berin Santra.