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SEMESTER – I
Course Title (Discipline Specific Core Course): Introduction to Literary Studies
Course Code: A/ENG/101/MJC-1
Unit 1: Reading Poetry
Poetry
Shakespeare’s “Sonnet no. 29”,
John Donne’s “Ecstasy”,
➡️ Explanation
John Keats’s “Ode to a Nighhngale”,
“The Terror of Death”,
Jayanta Mahapatra’s “Grass
Poetry –
Elements of Poetry e.g. lexical, visual/metaphorical and rhythmic dimensions, and the various forms of poetry; e.g. Ode, Lyric, Sonnet and other forms (Klarer, Mario. “Major Genres in Textual Studies”, An Introduction to Literary Studies, Chapter 2 sec. 2, pp. 27-43, and Brooks, Cleanth, and Robert Penn Warren. “Poetry as a Way of
Saying”, Understanding Poetry, 4th ed., pp. 1-16.)
Unit 2: Understanding Fiction
Fiction
1.Mary Shelley’s " Frankenstein" /
2. Ruskin Bond’s The Room on the Roof,
Short stories .
3.James Joyce’s “Araby”,
Analysis of Joyce’s Narrative Techniques in Araby
4.O Henry’s “The Last Leaf”
5.Mahasweta Devi’s “The Hunt”
(Fiction – Types of Fiction and Elements of Fiction such as Plot,
Narrator, Character, Point of View, newness and the
novel. (Klarer, Mario. “Major Genres in Textual Studies”,
An Introduction to Literary Studies, Chapter 2 Sec. 1, pp. )
(Klarer's Opinion )
Unit 3:
Engaging with Drama
1. J.M. Synge’s Riders to the Sea/
2.Girish Karnad’s Tughlaq
a) Drama - Types of Drama and Elements of Drama (Mayes, Kelly J. The Norton Introduction to Literature, pp. 1178 –
1186, and Klarer, Mario. “Major Genres in Textual Studies”, An Introduction to Literary Studies, Chapter 2 Sec 3, pp. 43-55.)
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Semester -3
1.IMPORTANT BROAD QUESTIONS & ANSWERS -PART -1
2.IMPORTANT BROAD QUESTIONS & ANSWERS -PART-2
đPoetic Terms
1.Bring out the nostalgic elements in the poem "My Grandmother's House ".
2.Make a critical assessment of R. K. Narayan’s narrative technique in Swami and Friends.
3.What are the characteristic features of Romantic literature?
4.Give an account of the Old English heroic poetry, mentioning all the major and minor war-poems.
➡️Sketch the character of Bertha Young.
➡️Sketch the character of Pearl Fulton.
➡️Sketch the character of Harry Young.
➡️Sketch the character of Eddie Warren.
➡️Sketch the character of Mr. Norman Knight.
➡️Sketch the character of Mrs. Knight.
(b) Dalrymple’s City of Djinnsis “a portrait of a city disjointed in time…”. — Discuss with reference
to the chapters prescribed in your syllabus.2021
. (C) Write a note on the Prologue to Dalrymple’s City of Djinns. 10
(D) City of Djinns is categorised as a travelogue with a tinge of history. — Discuss.
(a) Comment on Twain’s humour with reference to the chapters from The Innocents Abroad as prescribed in your syllabus.
(b) Discuss Twain’s account of their trip to Gibraltar and Tangier as a representation of culture as also the practices of writing history.
(C) Comment on Mark Twain’s writing style in The Innocent Abroad with reference to the chapters prescribed in your syllabus. 10
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