Class 12 English Vistas - Memories Of Childhood Video Lecture

good morning students how do you do I
hope you are fine well my dear children
I hope everything is going fine with you
and with your online series of lectures
this is again a new story in the
syllabus memories of childhood written
by Sethe kalasa and Bama I am sure that
definitely now after reading all these
previous chapters as soon as you see the
picture at the top of any chapter your
mind starts thinking about the picture
because you very well know that I am
going to ask you what does this
symbolizes definitely virtue you can see
here a child of course it is a child
because here childhood world can be
correlated you can find a child who is
caged and not only caged but you can see
these tiny say slivers assault of a bar
bed wired so the child is wired he has
to undergo the pain the trials the
tribulations
the sufferings he has to undergo during
his childhood and the writers kalasa and
Bhama they themself share their
childhood memories which are very
painful which are very much full of
sufferings with we readers what exactly
happens with Zook kalasa and Bhama we
will read in this chapter memories of
childhood but so it's a chapter
constituted in
stories and the first one written by zip
kala saw so the picture self-explanatory
childhood has been murdered it has been
spoiled the child has to undergo the
sufferings at the time when he has to
enjoy the times of course the writers
sometimes may talk about the mental
sufferings and agony also anyways let us
begin with the chapter first by reading
about the writer that what exactly has
been conveyed in the chapter okay but
sure before we read let us first read
about this two chapters this unit
presents autobiographical episodes
autobiographical episodes means what
about the writers themselves from the
lives of two women from marginalized
societies and both of these ladies what
of these lady writers belonged to
marginalized communities that is they
belong to the minorities who look back
on their childhood and who remember
their childhood days
and reflect on their relationship and at
the same time they reflect they remember
what was their relationship with the
mainstream culture with the mainstream
culture with the mainstream culture
means what but show that how the
majorities in the society behave with
them how they were discriminated how
they were discarded the first account is
by an American Indian women born in late
nineteenth century and the second is by
a contemporary Tamil the lit writer
contemporary is belonging to the same
time means both of them only were of
different name
but what at the same time raising the
voice for the women by the women and to
the women