ASSIGNMENT
FIVE APPROACHES
ARCHETYPAL APPROACH – Come Back to the Raft Ag’in, Huck Honey
BY
J.HAMIN LUDGER
I.M.A English Literature [Aided]
FACTUALS
1.Who is the author of the essay, “Come Back to the Raft Ag’in Huck Honey!”?
Ans: Leslie Fielder
2.----------- and ---------- are the stock literary themes of primary concern in literature during the period of the exploration of responsibility and failure.
Ans: Negro and homosexual
3.Define myth.
Ans: Myth is a message from ourselves to ourselves, a secret language which enables us to treat inner as if outer event.
3.What are the two positions that the White Americans made a choice?
Ans: institutionalized discrepancy and formulating new ideologies.
4.What are the stopgap devices which used to evade the final choices?
Ans: the special night clubs and the “queer” café.
5.How did the Negroes was expected in the earlier minstrel show?
Ans: In an earlier minstrel show, a Negro performer was expected to put on the formalized mask of blackness with grease paint and burnt cork.
6.Homosexual passion contradicts with the national myth of -----------------.
Ans: masculine love.
7.What is the myth of America?
Ans: boyhood
8.Name the two most popular American books that were found illustrated on the children’s library?
Ans: Moby Dick and Huckleberry Finn
9.The child’s version of ------------ would seem a farfetched joke, if it were a part of our common experience.
Ans: Nathaniel Hawthorne’s ‘ The Scarlet Letter’.
10.Who escapes the classification under the writers of juvenile classics?
Ans: Henry James.
11.What are the other American novels that mentioned in this essay?
Ans: Cooper’s ‘The Leathestocking Tales’, Dana’s ‘Two Years Before the Mast’, a good deal of Stephen Crane’s book and Ernest Hemingway’s novels.
12.What do all these books have in common?
Ans: They accept the chaste male love as the ultimate emotional experience.
13.Whites were not able to accept the ------------.
Ans: blacks
14.In this essay, Fielder deals only with ----------------- Ans: homosexuality
15.What were the feelings of Fiedler about the homosexual relationsh. Ans: Though their relationships are physical, Fiedler feels that they are innocent. He also says that it is a kind of childlike ignorance.
16.Who is considered as taboo? Ans: Blackmen are considered as taboo.
17.The existence of open homosexuality in America creates a threat of --------------- Ans: the compromise of American Sentimentalism
18.In the mentioned American novels ---------------- is found
Ans: a homosexual attraction
19. Match the following:
Dana - i. Nigger Jim
Melville - ii. Chingachook
Cooper - iii. Kanaka
Twain - iv Queequeq
Ans: a-iii, b-iv, c-ii, d-i
20.What was the unexpected thing that both Negroes and homosexuals talk about?
Ans:contradictory national myth
21.In American culture ----------- is something common.
Ans:homosexual
22.In American life, there is ------------------.
Ans:regressiveness
FIVE APPROACHES
ARCHETYPAL APPROACH – Come Back to the Raft Ag’in, Huck Honey
BY
J.HAMIN LUDGER
I.M.A English Literature [Aided]
FACTUALS
1.Who is the author of the essay, “Come Back to the Raft Ag’in Huck Honey!”?
Ans: Leslie Fielder
2.----------- and ---------- are the stock literary themes of primary concern in literature during the period of the exploration of responsibility and failure.
Ans: Negro and homosexual
3.Define myth.
Ans: Myth is a message from ourselves to ourselves, a secret language which enables us to treat inner as if outer event.
3.What are the two positions that the White Americans made a choice?
Ans: institutionalized discrepancy and formulating new ideologies.
4.What are the stopgap devices which used to evade the final choices?
Ans: the special night clubs and the “queer” café.
5.How did the Negroes was expected in the earlier minstrel show?
Ans: In an earlier minstrel show, a Negro performer was expected to put on the formalized mask of blackness with grease paint and burnt cork.
6.Homosexual passion contradicts with the national myth of -----------------.
Ans: masculine love.
7.What is the myth of America?
Ans: boyhood
8.Name the two most popular American books that were found illustrated on the children’s library?
Ans: Moby Dick and Huckleberry Finn
9.The child’s version of ------------ would seem a farfetched joke, if it were a part of our common experience.
Ans: Nathaniel Hawthorne’s ‘ The Scarlet Letter’.
10.Who escapes the classification under the writers of juvenile classics?
Ans: Henry James.
11.What are the other American novels that mentioned in this essay?
Ans: Cooper’s ‘The Leathestocking Tales’, Dana’s ‘Two Years Before the Mast’, a good deal of Stephen Crane’s book and Ernest Hemingway’s novels.
12.What do all these books have in common?
Ans: They accept the chaste male love as the ultimate emotional experience.
13.Whites were not able to accept the ------------.
Ans: blacks
14.In this essay, Fielder deals only with ----------------- Ans: homosexuality
15.What were the feelings of Fiedler about the homosexual relationsh. Ans: Though their relationships are physical, Fiedler feels that they are innocent. He also says that it is a kind of childlike ignorance.
16.Who is considered as taboo? Ans: Blackmen are considered as taboo.
17.The existence of open homosexuality in America creates a threat of --------------- Ans: the compromise of American Sentimentalism
18.In the mentioned American novels ---------------- is found
Ans: a homosexual attraction
19. Match the following:
Dana - i. Nigger Jim
Melville - ii. Chingachook
Cooper - iii. Kanaka
Twain - iv Queequeq
Ans: a-iii, b-iv, c-ii, d-i
20.What was the unexpected thing that both Negroes and homosexuals talk about?
Ans:contradictory national myth
21.In American culture ----------- is something common.
Ans:homosexual
22.In American life, there is ------------------.
Ans:regressiveness
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