"The Game Bird and the Free Bird" by Rabindranath Tagore Lecture Notes

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Vocabulary flashcards covering the literary elements of symbolism, allusion, and theme as discussed in the context of Rabindranath Tagore's work.

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Symbolism

When a poet uses an object, color, or action to stand for something else, often representing a deeper meaning or idea; it acts as a shortcut to represent more.

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Heart / Finger Heart

A symbol used to convey love, affection, and compassion.

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Infinity symbol

A symbol used to represent eternity, limitless, and endless concepts.

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Scale of Justice

A symbol representing fairness, balance, and equality in the legal system.

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Sun symbol

A symbol representing life, vitality, and energy.

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Allusion

A quick reference to something famous or well-known, like a person, place, story, or event, without explaining it; it acts as a secret message for readers who recognize the reference.

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Theme

The central idea, underlying message, or insight about life that a literary work conveys, reflecting the deeper meaning or purpose behind the narrative.

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Thematic Statement

A sentence that expresses a universal truth or idea, rather than just a single word topic, to tell what the author wants the reader to learn or think about.