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 Name: Aamina Sajid Belim   Year: TYBA SEM 6 Subject: Major 16 Professor: Rachna Mam  Home Assignment  Postcolonial Criticism 1. Background of Postcolonial Criticism Postcolonial criticism is a literary theory that studies the cultural, political, and social impact of colonialism and imperialism on formerly colonized countries. It emerged as an academic discipline in the late 20th century, especially after many Asian, African, and Caribbean nations gained independence from European powers. Colonialism refers to the control and domination of one country over another, often involving political rule, economic exploitation, and cultural suppression. Countries such as India were ruled by powers like the British Empire for many years. This period of domination influenced language, culture, education, and identity in colonized nations. Postcolonial criticism developed as scholars began to question how literature represented colonized people and cultures. One of the most in...
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 Name: Aamina Belim Subject: AEC Year: TYBA SEM 6 Subject: AEC PROFESSOR: Shivani Mam Home assignment  BASICS OF COMMUNICATION Introduction Communication is the foundation of human interaction. It is the process through which people share ideas, information, feelings, and meanings with one another. Effective communication helps in building relationships, avoiding misunderstandings, and achieving personal as well as professional goals. In daily life, whether at home, in classrooms, or in workplaces, communication plays a vital role in shaping our personality and social connections. Communication is not limited to spoken or written words; it also includes non-verbal elements such as body language, tone, time, and space. Definition of Communication The word communication is derived from the Latin word communicare, which means “to share” or “to make common.” Communication can be defined as the process of sending and receiving messages through verbal and non-verbal means to achieve...