S/LI/293. In relation to Fever Pitch, explore what problems might be encountered when analysing autobiographical texts

The paper examines the features of autobiography as a literary genre analysing the book "Fever Pitch" by Nick Hornby. The role of sport in the author's life is discussed looking into the interplay of the narrative story and the facts of Hornby's biography. It is argues whether autobiographies should be treated as fictional novels.

S/LI/280. Leaves of the Banyan Tree

The paper examines the themes of God, money, and power in the novel 'Leaves of the Banyan Tree' by the South Pacific author Albert Wendt, presenting the gist of the story, analysing the characters of the protagonists and discussing the author's insights into Samoan and Papalagi cultures.

S/LI/276. Examine the way in which writers/filmmakers of the period experiment with narrative structures

The paper examines the novel by Ford Madox Ford "The Good Soldier" and the film "Citizen Kane" by Orson Welles analysing their narrative structure and techniques, reviewing critics' opinions about the film and the novel, describing their symbolic imagery and commenting on modernist innovations.

C/S/87. David Halperin on gender and sexuality: article review

The paper offers a review of an article by Haplerin on the expressions of gender and sexuality from historical perspective with reference to mid fifth-century texts, social and political constructions of gender identity, idealization of sexuality, etc.

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