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0HEMCHANDRACHARYA NORTH GUJARAT UNIVERSITY, PATAN

B. A.(Special English) CBCS Syllabus 2011Document code : SYLLABUS BAGEN2011Revision No: 00Name of Faculty ARTSFaculty Code ARProgramme Name : BACHLORE OF ARTS(Special English)Programme Code : BAGENEffective from: JUNE-2011

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HEMCHANDRACHARYA NORTH GUJARAT UNIVERSITY, PATANProgramme code : BAGEN Programme Name : Special EnglishCourse Code BAGEN101CC Semester : 1

Introduction to English Literature (IEL)Course type : Core Compulsory Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1 0.11 What is Literature?2. Qualities of Good Literature? 3. Why do We Study Literature? An Introduction of English literature to Foreign Readers – R.J.Rees

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2 0.2 1. Introduction to main Characteristics of the Age of Chaucer2. Contribution of Chaucer to English Literature

3 0.3 Geoffrey Chaucer The Knight’s Tale

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Acquaintances (See the note below)Note: Show your acquaintance with the major writers with their ages from early ages to Modern age.William Shakespeare John Dryden Joseph Addision Dr. JohnsonSamuel RichardsonHenry Fielding Oliver Goldsmith Charles lambJohn Ruskin Charles Dickens James Joyce H.G. WellsJoseph Conrad G.B. Shaw William Golding

Reference Books No Book Name1 A Short History of English Literature - Pramod K.Nayar2 The Short Oxford History of English Literature - Andrew Sanders3 A Brief History of English Literature – John Peck & Martyn Coyle4 The Oxford Companion to English Literature – Margaret Drabble

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Introduction to Poetry (IPC)Course type : Core Compulsory Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1 0.1Introduction to Objective Poetry- Epic- Ballad

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2 0.2 S.T. Coleridge Kubla Khan

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Study of subjective poetrySince there is no help – Michael DraytonLeave me – O love - Sir Philip SidneyDefinition of Love – Andrew Marvell Ode to West Wind – P. B. Shelley Ode to Nightingale – John KeatsThe Winged Word-David Green

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Show your acquaintance with following poets.(In this question, Students are expected to give a brief sketch of the life of the poet, age to which he Belongs to, his major works, and his contribution to English literature)Alexander Pope William Wordsworth P.B. Shelley John KeatsAlfred Tennyson Robert browning Thomas Hardy William BlakeW.B.Yeats Lord Byron Matthew Arnold T.S. EliotS.T.Coleridge W.H.Auden

Reference Books No Book Name

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1 A Short History of English Literature- Pramod K.Nayar2 An Introduction to the Study of Literature – W.H.Hudson3 A Background to the Study of English Literature – B. Prasad4 The Lonely Voice- O’Connor

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HEMCHANDRACHARYA NORTH GUJARAT UNIVERSITY, PATANProgramme code : BAGEN Programme Name : Special EnglishCourse Code BAGEN101ES Semester : 1

Introduction to English Literature (ESL)Course type : Elective subject Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1 0.11 What is Literature?2. Qualities of Good Literature? 3. Why do We Study Literature? An Introduction of English literature to Foreign Readers – R.J.Rees

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2 0.2 1. Introduction to main Characteristics of the Age of Chaucer2. Contribution of Chaucer to English Literature

3 0.3 Geoffrey Chaucer The Knight’s Tale

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Acquaintances (See the note below)Note: Show your acquaintance with the major writers with their ages from early ages to Modern age.William Shakespeare John Dryden Joseph Addision Dr. JohnsonSamuel RichardsonHenry Fielding Oliver Goldsmith Charles lambJohn Ruskin Charles Dickens James Joyce H.G. WellsJoseph Conrad G.B. Shaw William Golding

Reference Books No Book Name1 A Short History of English Literature - Pramod K.Nayar2 The Short Oxford History of English Literature - Andrew Sanders3 A Brief History of English Literature – John Peck & Martyn Coyle4 The Oxford Companion to English Literature – Margaret Drabble

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Programme code : BAGEN Programme Name : Special EnglishCourse Code BAGEN102ES Semester : 1

Introduction to Poetry (ESP)Course type : Elective subject Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1 0.1Introduction to Objective Poetry- Epic- Ballad

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2 0.2 S.T. Coleridge Kubla Khan

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Study of subjective poetrySince there is no help – Michael DraytonLeave me – O love - Sir Philip SidneyDefinition of Love – Andrew Marvell Ode to West Wind – P. B. Shelley Ode to Nightingale – John KeatsThe Winged Word-David Green

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Show your acquaintance with following poets.(In this question, Students are expected to give a brief sketch of the life of the poet, age to which he Belongs to, his major works, and his contribution to English literature)Alexander Pope William Wordsworth P.B. Shelley John KeatsAlfred Tennyson Robert browning Thomas Hardy William BlakeW.B.Yeats Lord Byron Matthew Arnold T.S. EliotS.T.Coleridge W.H.Auden

Reference Books No Book Name

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1 A Short History of English Literature- Pramod K.Nayar2 An Introduction to the Study of Literature – W.H.Hudson3 A Background to the Study of English Literature – B. Prasad4 The Lonely Voice- O’Connor

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SE(II) 105 (ES-II)Course type : Elective subject Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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Use of dictionary and understanding of idiomatic phrases and expressions.A list if such phrases and expressions is provided herewith.1. To turn to be 2. To be on duty 3. To be down with 4. To be good at5. To beg somebody’s pardon 6. To care to do something 7. To have a look at 8. To feel like doing something 9. To make a joke 10. To make an effort 11. To make up one’s mind 12. To put on 13. To give up 14. To get on 15. To look for 16. To hold on 17. To go on 18. To send for 19. To keep on 20. To leave for 21. To leave out 22. To leave behind 23. To get off 24. To grow up 25. To start with

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Textual ComprehensionText: MODERN SHORT STORIES (OUP) Ed: Dr. M. Q. Khan [chapter 1 to 4]

3 0.3 Unseen Comprehension

4 0.4 Paragraph Writing

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Introduction to the Age of Shakespeare & Jacobean Age (ISJ)Course type : Core Compulsory Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1 0.1* Characteristics of Shakespearean age.* The Impact of Renaissance on English literature* The Elizabethan Drama

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* Characteristics of Jacobian age.* The Metaphysical Poetry* Ben Jonson as a Playwright

3 0.3 * A Midsummer Night’s Dream –William Shakespeare:

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Show your acquaintance with the major writers of the periods(In this question, Students are expected to give a brief sketch of the life of the writer, age to which he belongs, his major works, and his contribution to English literature)Edmund Spenser Philip Sidney Robert Greene Thomas KydChristopher Marlowe John Donne Ben Jonson Francis BaconJohn Milton John Webster Andrew Marvell John Lyly

Reference Books No Book Name1 A Short History of English Literature – William J. Long2 A Short History of English Literature – Edward Albert

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Introduction to literary forms (ILF)Course type : Core Compulsory Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1 0.1 * What is short story? What are the Characteristics of short story?* What is an Essay? Discuss the different types of Essays. 04

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Selected short stories1 The Gateman’s Gift – R.K.Narayan2 The Barber’s Trade Union- Mulk Raj Anand Stories to Remember -3 The Demon Lover – Elizabeth Bowen V.M.Shreedhara MemonStories to Remember - V.M.Shreedhara Memon

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Selected Essays1 The Money box – Robert Lynd2 On superstition – A.G. Gardiner English Essayists –3 Beau Tibbs – Oliver Goldsmith Susanta. K. SinhaEnglish Essayists – Susanta. K. Sinha

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Show your acquaintance with the literary forms in briefEpic Sonnet Ballad Ode Elegy ComedyTragedy Dark Comedy Autobiography Satire Novel Problem Play

Reference Books No Book Name1 A Short History of English Literature – Comptton & Rickett. 2 A Short History of English Literature – William J. Long3 Literary Terms – M.H Abraham

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Introduction to the Age of Shakespeare & Jacobean Age (ESS)Course type : Elective Subject Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1 0.1* Characteristics of Shakespearean age.* The Impact of Renaissance on English literature* The Elizabethan Drama

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* Characteristics of Jacobian age.* The Metaphysical Poetry* Ben Jonson as a Playwright

3 0.3 * A Midsummer Night’s Dream –William Shakespeare:

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Show your acquaintance with the major writers of the periods(In this question, Students are expected to give a brief sketch of the life of the writer, age to which he belongs, his major works, and his contribution to English literature)Edmund Spenser Philip Sidney Robert Greene Thomas KydChristopher Marlowe John Donne Ben Jonson Francis BaconJohn Milton John Webster Andrew Marvell John Lyly

Reference Books No Book Name1 A Short History of English Literature – William J. Long2 A Short History of English Literature – Edward Albert

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Introduction to literary forms (ESL)Course type : Elective Subject Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1 0.1 * What is short story? What are the Characteristics of short story?* What is an Essay? Discuss the different types of Essays. 04

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Selected short stories1 The Gateman’s Gift – R.K.Narayan2 The Barber’s Trade Union- Mulk Raj Anand Stories to Remember -3 The Demon Lover – Elizabeth Bowen V.M.Shreedhara MemonStories to Remember - V.M.Shreedhara Memon

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Selected Essays1 The Money box – Robert Lynd2 On superstition – A.G. Gardiner English Essayists –3 Beau Tibbs – Oliver Goldsmith Susanta. K. SinhaEnglish Essayists – Susanta. K. Sinha

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Show your acquaintance with the literary forms in briefEpic Sonnet Ballad Ode Elegy ComedyTragedy Dark Comedy Autobiography Satire Novel Problem Play

Reference Books No Book Name1 A Short History of English Literature – Comptton & Rickett. 2 A Short History of English Literature – William J. Long3 Literary Terms – M.H Abraham

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SE (II) 115 (ES-II)Course type : Elective Subject Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1 0.1 Writing of applications, letters to the editor and official letters and business letters of moderate length placing orders. 04

2 0.2 Conversational English for various situations. (Dialogues—“A” or “B”)

3 0.3 Translation of a paragraph of about 100 words from Gujarati or Hindi into English and vice-versa or paraphrasing a short poem.

4 0.4 Textual Comprehension

Reference Books No Book Name1 MODERN SHORT STORIES (OUP) Ed: Dr. M. Q. Khan [chapter 5 to 8]

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British Fiction (BFC)Course type : Core Compulsory Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1 0.1 Novel as a Form of LiteratureDifferent Methods of Narration 04

2 0.2 Joseph Andrews – Henry Fielding

3 0.3 Animal Farm – George Orwell

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Introduction to Novelists(In this question, Students are expected to give a brief sketch of the life of the novelists, age to which he belongs, his major works, and his contribution to English literature)- Daniel Defoe - Virginia Woolf - D.H..Lawrence- Samuel Richardson - James Joyce - Aldous Huxley- Henry Fielding - Emily Bronte - Jane Austen- Charles Dickens - William Thackeray - Thomas Hardy

Reference Books No Book Name1 A Short History of English Literature – Comptton & Rickett2 A Short History of English Literature – William J. Long3 An Introduction to English Literature to the foreign Readers- R.J.Rees4 A Study of Literature – W.H. Hudson

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Literature in English – Drama – Comedy(LED)Course type : Core Compulsory Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1 0.1What is Comedy?Theory of LaughterTypes of Comedy

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2 0.2 Everyman in His Humour – Ben Jonson

3 0.3 Arms and the Man – G.B.Shaw

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Show Your Acquaintances with the following works(Form, Writer, Year of Publication, Its theme in brief)- A Mid Summer Night’s Dream- Friar Bacon Friar Bungay- As You like It- Two Gentlemen of Verona- Twelfth night- Alchemist- The Way of the World- The Rivals- A Doll’s House- Pygmalian- Look Back in Anger- The Man of Mode

Reference Books No Book Name1 A Short History of English Literature – Comptton & Rickett2 Short History of English Literature – William J. Long3 An Introduction to English Literature to the foreign Readers- R.J.Rees4 A Study of Literature – W.H. Hudson

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Foundation Course in literary Criticism(FLC)Course type : Core Compulsory Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1 0.1What is literary Criticism?Functions of Criticism/ CriticsQualities of a good critic

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2 0.2 Plato’s ideas of Arts and PoetryAristotle‘s Theory of Imitation

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Show acquaintance with the following Literary TermsPlot Theme Setting Character Tragic Hero HamartiaHumour Pathos Fancy. Imagination Allegory Satire

4 0.4 Appreciation of a poem

Reference Books No Book Name1 The Making of Literature – R.A. Scott James2 A Study of Literature – W.H. Hudson3 Appreciating English Poetry – P.K. Thakar4 Literary Terms – M.H.Abraham

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Programme code : BAGEN Programme Name : Special EnglishCourse Code BAGEN301ES Semester : 3

British Fiction (ESB)Course type : Elective Subject Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1 0.1 Novel as a Form of LiteratureDifferent Methods of Narration 04

2 0.2 Joseph Andrews – Henry Fielding

3 0.3 1984– George Orwell

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Introduction to Novelists(In this question, Students are expected to give a brief sketch of the life of the novelists, age to which he belongs, his major works, and his contribution to English literature)- Daniel Defoe - Virginia Woolf - D.H..Lawrence- Samuel Richardson - James Joyce - Aldous Huxley- Henry Fielding - Emily Bronte - Jane Austen- Charles Dickens - William Thackeray - Thomas Hardy


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Literature in English – Drama – Comedy(ESE)Course type : Elective Subject Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1 0.1What is Comedy?Theory of LaughterTypes of Comedy

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2 0.2 Everyman in His Humour – Ben Jonson

3 0.3 Arms and the Man – G.B.Shaw

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Show Your Acquaintances with the following works(Form, Writer, Year of Publication, Its theme in brief)- A Mid Summer Night’s Dream- Friar Bacon Friar Bungay- As You like It- Two Gentlemen of Verona- Twelfth night- Alchemist- The Way of the World- The Rivals- A Doll’s House- Pygmalian- Look Back in Anger- The Man of Mode

Reference Books No Book Name1 A Short History of English Literature – Comptton & Rickett2 Short History of English Literature – William J. Long3 An Introduction to English Literature to the foreign Readers- R.J.Rees4 A Study of Literature – W.H. Hudson

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Indo-Anglican Fiction (IAF)Course type : Core Compulsory Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1 0.1 Indian fiction before independenceIndian fiction after independence 04

2 0.2 The Guide- R.K.Narayan

3 0.3 Coolie – Mulk Raj Anand

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Introduction to Indian novelists(In this question, Students are expected to give a brief sketch of the life of the novelists, age to whichhe belongs, his major works, and his contribution to English literature)- R.K.Narayan - Mulk Raj Anand - Manohar Malgonkar- Khuswantsing - Nayan Tara Saygal - Vikram Seth- Anita Desai - Kiran Desai - Bharti Mukharjee.- Shashi despande - Salman Rusdie

Reference Books No Book Name1 A History of Indian English Literature- M.K.Naik2 Indian Writing in English – K.R.Srinivas Iyanger3 Indian Writing in English – (Volumes I to VIII) Editors Manmohan K.Bhatnagar & M.Rajeshwer

HEMCHANDRACHARYA NORTH GUJARAT UNIVERSITY, PATANProgramme code : BAGEN Programme Name : Special English

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Course Code BAGEN402CC Semester : 4Literature in English Drama – Tragedy(LEY)

Course type : Core Compulsory Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1 0.1- Classical Tragedy- Shakespearean Tragedy- Heroic Tragedy

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2 0.2 Othello – Shakespeare

3 0.3 Dr. Faustus - Marlowe

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Show Your Acquaintances with the following works(Form, Writer, Year of Publication, Its theme in brief)- Agamemnon - Oedipus, the King - Hippolyta – The Dutchess of Malfi– King Lear - Hamlet – The Spanish Tragedy –All For Love– Vanice Preserved, - The Murder in the Cathedral


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Literary Criticism and Rhetorics (LCR)Course type : Core Compulsory Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1 0.1 Nature of literatureFunction of literature- Theory of literature Welleck & Warlen 04

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Aristotle – Poetics1 Concept of Tragedy2 Tragic Hero3 Function of Tragedy

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Figures of speechSimile Metaphor Personification Apostrophe HyperboleOxymoron Alliteration Onomatopoeia Metonymy Pun

4 0.4 Appreciation of a Poem

Reference Books No Book Name1 The Making of Literature – R.A. Scott James2 A Study of Literature – W.H. Hudson3 Appreciating English Poetry – P.K. Thakar4 Literary Terms – M.H.Abraham

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Indo-Anglican Fiction (ESI)Course type : Elective Subject Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

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1 0.1 Indian fiction before independenceIndian fiction after independence 04

2 0.2 The Guide- R.K.Narayan

3 0.3 Coolie – Mulk Raj Anand

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Introduction to Indian novelists(In this question, Students are expected to give a brief sketch of the life of the novelists, age to whichhe belongs, his major works, and his contribution to English literature)- R.K.Narayan - Mulk Raj Anand - Manohar Malgonkar- Khuswantsing - Nayan Tara Saygal - Vikram Seth- Anita Desai - Kiran Desai - Bharti Mukharjee.- Shashi despande - Salman Rusdie

Reference Books No Book Name1 A History of Indian English Literature- M.K.Naik2 Indian Writing in English – K.R.Srinivas Iyanger3 Indian Writing in English – (Volumes I to VIII) Editors Manmohan K.Bhatnagar & M.Rajeshwer

HEMCHANDRACHARYA NORTH GUJARAT UNIVERSITY, PATANProgramme code : BAGEN Programme Name : Special English

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Course Code BAGEN402ES Semester : 4Literature in English Drama – Tragedy(ESL)

Course type : Elective subject Total Credit : 04Teaching time (hours) Examination Marking scheme

Theory (hrs)

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External(Marks)

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4 X 15 = 60 30 70 ( Paper of 3 hrs) 100

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1 0.1 - Classical Tragedy- Shakespearean Tragedy- Heroic Tragedy

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2 0.2 Othello – Shakespeare

3 0.3 Dr. Faustus - Marlowe

4 0.4 Show Your Acquaintances with the following works(Form, Writer, Year of Publication, Its theme in brief)- Agamemnon - Oedipus, the King - Hippolyta – The Dutchess of Malfi– King Lear - Hamlet – The Spanish Tragedy –All For Love– Vanice Preserved, - The Murder in the Cathedral


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