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Write yоur respоnse tо 1 question from the cаtegory below. Cаtegory 3 (select 1 question) 11. Culturаl Role for the Little Traditions In the course, we learned how the little traditions are threatened by digital media and film, which lure audiences away from traditional performances. Should we care if the little traditions are endangered in South Asia? What happens to a society if we lose a folk tradition—especially for those who are nonliterate? Give detailed examples from the course materials to support your claim. For your conclusion, should we consider protecting vulnerable artistic traditions the way we protect vulnerable species in ecosystems? If so, why? If not, why not? 12. Shakespeare in South Asia Briefly describe how Shakespeare was introduced in South Asia. Give a detailed example of a South Asian adaptation that has been successful and explain why it was successful. How has Shakespeare been enfolded into Hindu culture? Could this be an examples of reverse colonialism? For your conclusion, why does Shakespeare—as an iconic figure in British history—resonate with people who had previously been colonized by Britain? 13. Compare and Contrast Satyajit Ray and Salman Rushdie are 2 towering South Asian figures in the 20th century. Describe in detail 1 of Ray’s major accomplishments and 1 of Rushdie’s major accomplishments and compare and contrast their receptions in South Asia and abroad. For your conclusion, why was each man received so differently? 14. Questions to Ponder Drawing upon all the questions to ponder covered throughout the entire course, select 2 questions and respond to a, b, and c for each of the 2 questions: Explain what we learned in class that prompted the original question. Provide plenty of detail in your answer. What have you learned at this point in the semester that gives you a more expanded view regarding the question? Be specific and provide plenty of detail in your answer. In terms of your current situation, how might you apply what you have learned from contemplating this question to various aspects of your life? Be specific in providing your answer to this question. 15. Fair, Reasoned, and Reasonable Have you been able to apply the idea of being fair, reasoned, and reasonable when encountering new experiences in this class? Based on the information provided in the course materials for this class, give 2 detailed examples of how being fair, reasoned, and reasonable has allowed you to be a more sensitive student and world citizen. For your conclusion, how can you continue to apply this concept in your future encounters with unfamiliar cultures and concepts? 16. Escapist Fare When considering escapist fare, at what point does entertainment become escapism? Give a detailed example as to how Bollywood might be seen as an example of escapism for some audience members. What might be the underlying reason(s) why some Indian audiences might crave the escapist fare of Bollywood? Is Bollywood an example of Bateson’s idea of art as a corrective? If so, how? If not, why not? For your conclusion, do Americans have any comparable forms of escapist fare? If so, what are they? If not, why not?