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    The document is an examination for a Master's degree program that focuses on writings from marginalized groups. It contains 8 questions assessing understanding of topics related to Dalits, tribes, women, and autobiographical narratives from marginalized perspectives. Students must answer 5 questions total, with Question 1 being compulsory and covering short notes on the emergence of Shudras, importance of Dalit autobiography, tribal discourse, and the role of myth in tribal belief systems. The other questions address specific themes, characters, and analyses of narratives that center marginalized communities and their experiences.

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    MASTER’S DEGREE PROGRAMME


    (MEG)
    Term-End Examination
    December, 2021

    MEG-13 : WRITINGS FROM THE MARGINS

    Time : 3 hours Maximum Marks : 100

    Note : Attempt five questions in all. Question no. 1 is


    compulsory. All questions carry equal marks.

    1. Write notes on any two of the following in about


    250 words each : 210=20

    (a) Emergence of Shudras


    (b) Importance of Dalit Autobiography
    (c) Tribal Discourse

    (d) Role of Myth in Tribal Belief-system

    2. Write a note on the attitude of men towards


    women both in the urban and rural spheres in
    Changiya Rukh : Against the Night. 20

    3. Discuss Sangati as a Dalit autobiographical


    narrative. 20

    MEG-13 1 P.T.O.
    4. The poem ‘To be or Not to be Born’ is not about a
    child but about the mother. Comment. 20

    5. Compare and contrast the two stories ‘‘The


    Poisoned Bread’’ and ‘‘The Storeyed House’’ from
    the point of view of their themes. 20

    6. Comment on the ending of the play Budhan. 20

    7. Comment on the significance of the way


    C.K. Janu concludes the narrative of Mother
    Forest. 20

    8. Examine the issues discussed in Narayan’s


    Kocharethi : The Araya Woman. 20

    MEG-13 2

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