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CBCS SYLLABUS DRAFT

DEPT OF ENGLISH, VBU, HAZARIBAG

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH, VINOBA BHAVE UNIVESITY, HAZARIBAG

SYLLABUS: UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES

(HONOURS & GENERAL)

BACHELOR OF ARTS

ENGLISH HONOURS

Table – Honours - Distribution of 140 Credits

CC - Core Course; AECC - Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course; GE - Generic Elective (Generic Elective is a paper selected for study from a discipline other than the Honours subject in which the student is enrolled. The GE is to be studied through Semesters I to IV – Sem I: GE I; Sem II: GE II; Sem III: GE III; Sem IV: GE IV) ; SEC - Skill Enhancement Course; DSE - Discipline Specific Elective. CC AECC GE SEC DSE TotalSEMESTER I 12 02 06 - - 20SEMESTER II 12 02 06 - - 20SEMESTER III 18 - 06 02 - 26SEMESTER IV 18 - 06 02 - 26SEMESTER V 12 - - - 12 24SEMESTER VI 12 - - - 12 24TOTAL 84 04 24 04 24 140

Table: Paper wise Distribution of Marks: English HonoursSemester Paper Total Marks Distribution of Marks: Mid- & End-SemesterFM PM Mid-Semester End-SemesterFM PM FM PMSemester I C-1

Indian Classical Literature100 40 20 8 80 32

C-2

European Classical Literature100 40 20 8 80 32

GE – 1

Paper from some other discipline100 40 20 8 80 32

AECC-1

Written Communication in English50 20 10 4 40 16

Semester II C-3

Indian Writing in English100 40 20 8 80 32

C-4

British Literature: 14th to 17th Century100 40 20 8 80 32

GE – 2


AECC-2

Environmental Science50 20 10 4 40 16

Semester III C-5

American Literature: 19th & 20th Century100 40 20 8 80 32

C-6

Popular Literature100 40 20 8 80 32

C-7

British Poetry & Drama: 18th Century100 40 20 8 80 32

GE – 3


SEC-1

Spoken English Communication Skill I50 20 10 4 40 16

Semester IV C-8

British Prose: 18th Century100 40 20 8 80 32

C-9

British Prose: 19th Century100 40 20 8 80 32

C-10

British Poetry: 19th Century100 40 20 8 80 32

GE – 4


SEC-2

Spoken English Communication Skill II50 20 10 4 40 16

Semester V C-11

Women’s Writing100 40 20 8 80 32

C-12

British Writing: Early 20th Century100 40 20 8 80 32

DSE-1 (Group A)

Nature and Literature in English I100 40 20 8 80 32

DSE-2 (Group A)

Nature and Literature in English II100 40 20 8 80 32

Or DSE-1 (Group B)

Study of Shakespeare I100 40 20 8 80 32

DSE-2 (Group B)

Study of Shakespeare II100 40 20 8 80 32

Semester VI

Semester VI

Cont’dC-13

Modern European Drama100 40 20 8 80 32

C-14

Postcolonial Literature100 40 20 8 80 32

DSE-3 (Group A)

Nature and Literature in English III100 40 20 8 80 32

DSE-4 (Group A)

Nature and Literature in English IV100 40 20 8 80 32

Or DSE-3 (Group B)

Study of Shakespeare III100 40 20 8 80 32

DSE-4 (Group B)

Study of Shakespeare IV100 40 20 8 80 32

OrC-13


DSE-3 (Group A)

Nature and Literature in English III100 40 20 8 80 32

DSE-4 (Group A)

Nature and Literature in English IV100 40 20 8 80 32

Dissertation 100 40 -- -- 100 40Or C-13


DSE-3 (Group B)

Study of Shakespeare III100 40 20 8 80 32

DSE-4 (Group B)

Study of Shakespeare IV100 40 20 8 80 32

Dissertation 100 40 -- -- 100 40

SEMESTER I

ENG:H CC – I

INDIAN CLASSICAL LITERATURE

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT I

The Ramayana – Book II (Translation by R C Dutt)

UNIT II

Abhigyan Shakuntalam – Kalidas (Translation [Shakuntala] by Arthur W Ryder [Available Online])

UNIT III

Godan – Premchand (Translation by Jai Ratan and P Lal)

UNIT IV

The Story of My Experiments with Truth – M K Gandhi (Translation by Mahadev Desai)

Distribution of Marks:

Time: 3 Hours

End Semester: 80

One long question to be attempted out 2 alternatives to be set from Unit I: 15

One long question to be attempted out 2 alternatives to be set from Unit II: 15 One long question to be attempted out 2 alternatives to be set from Unit III: 15

One long question to be attempted out 2 alternatives to be set from Unit IV: 15

4 explanations with reference to the context to be attempted out of 2 alternatives (total 8 to be set) from each text in Unit I, II, III and IV: 4x5 = 20

Internal Assessment: 20 Marks

On the basis of class/unit tests through the term 10

Seminars/NCC/NSS/Sports/extra-curricular activities 5

General behaviour and conduct, regularity in attending classes 5

ENG:H CC – II

EUROPEAN CLASSICAL LITERATURE

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT I

The Iliad – Homer, Book I & II (Translation by Edward Earl of Derby)

UNIT II

The Divine Comedy (Hell Canto III, IV) – Dante (Translation by The Rev H F Cary [Online])

UNIT III

Short Stories (‘The Necklace’, ‘Two Friends’, ‘The Piece of String’, ‘Boule de Suif’ [Ball of Fat or Butterball], ‘Two Soldiers’ [Two Little Soldiers]) – Maupassant (Trans By Albert M C McMaster, A E Henderson, Quesada and others [available online])

UNIT IV

Chairs – Ionesco (Penguin Modern Classics)

Distribution of Marks:

Time: 3 Hours

End Semester: 80

One long question to be attempted out 2 alternatives to be set from Unit I: 15 One long question to be attempted out 2 alternatives to be set from Unit II: 15 One long question to be attempted out 2 alternatives to be set from Unit III: 15

One long question to be attempted out 2 alternatives to be set from Unit IV: 15

4 explanations with reference to the context to be attempted out of 2 alternatives (total 8 to be set) from each text from Unit I, II, III and IV: 4x5 = 20





SEMESTER II

ENG:H CC – III

INDIAN WRITING IN ENGLISH

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT I

Students are required to study the social, political, religious and economic conditions of the respective periods in Indian Writing in English, significant literary movements, trends, influences and literary schools.

UNIT II

The Guide - R K Narayan

UNIT III

Nagamandala - Girish Karnad

UNIT IV

H L V Derozio

Toru Dutt

Sarojini Naidu

Nissim Ezekiel

Jayant Mahapatra

Keki N Daruwalla

Kamla Das

Distribution of Marks

Time: 3 hours

End Semester: 80

One long question to be attempted out of 4 from Unit I: 15 One long question to be attempted out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit II: 15 One long question to be attempted out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit III: 15

One long question on a poet with reference to his/her poetry out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit IV: 15

4 explanations with reference to the context to be attempted out of 6 alternatives (2 to be set each from Unit II and III) 4x5 = 20





ENG:H CC – IV

BRITISH LITERATURE: 14TH TO 17TH CENTURY

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT I

Students are required to study the social, political, religious and economic conditions of the respective ages in England from the 14th to the 17th century, significant movements, influences and literary schools.

UNIT II

Nun’s Priest’s Tale - Chaucer

A Hymn to God the Father - Donne

How Soon Hath Time - Milton

To His Coy Mistress - Andrew Marvell

UNIT III

As You Like It – Shakespeare

UNIT IV

An Essay of Dramatic Poesy - Dryden


Time: 3 hours

End Semester: 80

One long question to be attempted out of 3 to be set from Unit I: 15 One long question to be attempted out of 2 to be set from Unit II: 15 One long question to be attempted out of 2 to be set from Unit III: 15

One long question to be attempted out of 2 to be set from Unit IV: 15

4 explanations with reference to the context to be attempted out of 6 (2 alternatives each to be set from units II, III and IV): 4x5 = 20





SEMESTER III

ENG:H CC – V

AMERICAN LITERATURE (19TH & 20TH CENTURY)

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT I

Students are required to study the social, political, religious and economic conditions of the respective periods in American Writing in English, significant literary movements, influences and literary schools in 19th and 20th centuries.

UNIT II

Poetry – Selections from ‘Song of Myself’: ‘A child said, What is the grass…’; ‘I believe a leaf of grass is no less than the journey-work of the stars…’ – Whitman; ‘The Road Not Taken’, ‘Two Tramps in Mud Time’ – Robert Frost; ‘Tulips’, ‘Mirror’ - Sylvia Plath

UNIT III

The Old Man and the Sea – Hemingway

UNIT IV

Death of a Salesman – Arthur Miller


Time: 3 hours

End Semester: 80

One long question to be attempted out of 4 alternatives to be set from Unit I: 15 One long question to be attempted out of 2 to be set on the poems prescribed in Unit II: 15 One long question to be attempted out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit III: 15

One long question to be attempted out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit IV: 15

4 explanations with reference to the context to be attempted out of 6 to be set, 2 each from the texts prescribed in Units II, III and IV: 4x5 = 20





ENG:H CC – VI

POPULAR LITERATURE

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT I

Evolution of popular literature in English in England, America and India.

UNIT II

The Sign of the Four – Sherlock Holms

UNIT III

Five Point Someone – Chetan Bhagat

UNIT IV

The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy – Douglas Adams


Time: 3 hours

End Semester: 80

One long question out of 3 alternatives to be set from Unit I: 15 One long question out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit II: 15 One long question out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit III: 15

One long question out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit IV: 15

4 explanations with reference to the context to be attempted out of 6 to be set, 2 each from the texts prescribed in Units II, III and IV: 4x5 = 20





ENG:H CC – VII

BRITISH POETRY AND DRAMA: 18TH CENTURY

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT I

Students are required to study the social, political, religious and economic conditions of the respective period in England, important individual poets and their important works as well as the significant literary movements, trends, influences and schools in the 18th century.

UNIT II

Rape of the Lock – Alexander Pope

UNIT III

The School for Scandal - Sheridan

UNIT IV

The Tiger, The Lamb, The Fly, The Song – William Blake


Time: 3 hours

End Semester: 80



4 explanations with reference to context out of 6 to be set, 2 each from the texts prescribed in Units II, III and IV: 4X5 = 20





SEMESTER IV

ENG:H CC – VIII

BRITISH PROSE: 18TH CENTURY

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT I

History of English prose in the 18th century with significant influences and movements and important individual authors and their works.

UNIT II

Tom Jones – Fielding

UNIT III

The Castle of Otranto – Horace Walpole

UNIT IV

Swift’s Satires (A Modest Proposal, Letter of Advice to a Young Poet) – Swift

Lives of Poets (Milton, Dryden) – Samuel Johnson


Time: 3 hours

End Semester: 80



4 explanations with reference to context out of 6 to be set, 2 each from the texts prescribed in Units II, III and IV: 4X5 = 20





ENG:H CC – IX

BRITISH PROSE: 19TH CENTURY

UNIT I

History of English prose in the 19th century with significant influences and movements and important individual authors.

UNIT II

Pride and Prejudice – Jane Austen

UNIT III

Hard Times – Dickens

UNIT IV

Preface to the Lyrical Ballads – William Wordsworth

Study of Poetry – Matthew Arnold


Time: 3 hours

End Semester: 80



4 explanations with reference to the context out of 6 to be set, 2 each from the texts prescribed in Units II, III and IV: 4X5 = 20





ENG:H CC – X

BRITISH POETRY: 19TH CENTURY

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT I

History of British poetry in the 19th century with significant social, political, economic and other influences, movements, trends along with important individual authors and their works.

UNIT II

Lines Written a Few Miles above Tintern Abbey – William Wordsworth

Kubla Khan – Coleridge

UNIT III

Ode to the West Wind – Shelley

Ode to the Nightingale – Keats

UNIT IV

In Memoriam (Stanzas LIV: Oh, yet we trust …; CVI: Ring out, wild bells …) – Tennyson

Dover Beach – Matthew Arnold

My Last Duchess – Browning


Time: 3 hours

End Semester: 80



4 explanations with reference to the context out of 6 to be set, 2 each from the texts prescribed in Units II, III and IV: 4X5 = 20





SEMESTER V

ENG:H CC – XI

WOMEN’S WRITING

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT I

History of feminism and feminist literature in the West and India.

UNIT II

Notes on different aspects/types of feminism: Anarcha-Feminism, Black Feminism, Cultural Feminism, Ecofeminism, Gynocriticism, I-Feminism, Liberal Feminism, Marxist and Socialist Feminism, Multiracial Feminism, Patriarchy, Postcolonial Feminism, Radical Feminism, Transfeminism.

UNIT III

Fasting, Feasting - Anita Desai

UNIT IV

Sula - Toni Morrison


Time: 3 hours

End Semester: 80

One long question to be attempted out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit I: 15 One long question to be attempted out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit III: 15 One long question to be attempted out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit IV: 15

3 notes to be attempted out of 5 to be set from Unit II: 3x5 = 15

4 explanations with reference to the context to be attempted, out of 6 to be set, 3 from each text in Units III and IV: 4X5 = 20





ENG:H CC – XII

BRITISH WRITING: EARLY 2OTH CENTURY

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT I

History of the English literature of the early 20th century (1900-1950) in England with significant influences and movements, along with important individual authors and their works.

UNIT II

Wild Swans at Coole – W B Yeats

Love Song of J Alfred Prufrock – T S Eliot

UNIT III

Pygmalion – G B Shaw

The Heart of the Matter – Graham Greene

UNIT IV

Tradition and Individual Talent – T S Eliot


Time: 3 hours

End Semester: 80

One long question to be attempted out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit I: 15 One long question to be attempted out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit II: 15 One long question to be attempted, out of 4 to be set (2 alternatives from each text) from Unit II: 15

One long question to be attempted out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit IV: 15

4 explanations with reference to context to be attempted out of 8 to be set (2 alternatives from the texts in each Unit): 4x5 = 20





SEMESTER VI

ENG:H CC - XIII

MODERN EUROPEAN DRAMA

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT I

Topics to be studied in the context of European Drama: Politics, social change and the Stage; Text and performance; Realism and experimentation; Tragedy and Heroism.

UNIT II

Ghosts - Henrik Ibsen (Available online)

UNIT III

The Good Woman of Setzuan - Bertolt Brecht (English version by Eric Bentley)

UNIT IV

Rhinoceros – Ionesco (Penguin Modern Classics)


Time: 3 hours

End Semester: 80

One long question to be attempted out of 2 to be set from Unit I: 15 One long question to be attempted out of 2 to be set from Unit II: 15

One long question to be attempted out of 2 to be set from Unit III: 15


4 explanations with reference to context to be attempted out of 6 to be set (2 alternatives each from the texts in Unit II, III and IV): 45x5 = 20





ENG:H CC – XIV

POSTCOLONIAL LITERATURE

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT I

Topics to be studied in context of post colonialism: Postcolonial sensibility; Postcolonial literature in English in India; Postcolonial literature in English in South Africa; Postcolonial literature in America.

UNIT II

The White Tiger – Aravind Adiga

UNIT III

Things Fall Apart – Chinua Achebe

UNIT IV

Wide Sargasso Sea – John Rhys


Time: 3 hours

End Semester: 80

One long question to be attempted out of 2 to be set from Unit I: 15 One long question to be attempted out of 2 to be set from Unit II: 15 One long question to be attempted out of 2 to be set from Unit III: 15


4 explanations with reference to context to be attempted out of 6 to be set (2 alternatives each from the texts in Unit II, III & IV): 4x5 = 20





DISCIPLINE SPECIFIC ELECTIVE (DSE)

(HONOURS PROGRAMME SEMESTER V & VI)

GROUP A

ENG:H DSE - I

NATURE AND LITERATURE IN ENGLISH I

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT I

Topics to be studied: Nature and Human Society; Nature and the Western Concept; Position of Nature in Indian culture; Role of Nature in the Tribal Communities of Jharkhand; Nature and English Literature; Nature and postcolonialism; Ecocriticism.

UNIT II

To Daffodils – Robert Herrick

The Garden – Andrew Marvell

The Cloud – Shelley

Ode to Autumn – Keats


Time: 3 hours

End Semester: 80

2 long questions to be attempted out of 4 to be set from Unit I: 2X15 = 30 2 long questions to be attempted out of 4 to be set from Unit II: 2X15 = 30 4 explanations with reference to context out of 6 to be set from Unit II: 4X5 = 20





ENG:H DSE - II

NATURE AND LITERATURE IN ENGLISH II

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT I

Daffodils, The Solitary Reaper, The World is Too Much with Us – William Wordsworth

Rime of the Ancient Mariner – S T Coleridge

UNIT II

Pilgrim at Tinker Creek – Annie Dillard


Time: 3 hours

End Semester: 80

2 long questions to be attempted out of 4 to be set from Unit I: 2X15 = 30 2 long questions to be attempted out of 4 to be set from Unit II: 2X15 = 30 4 explanations with reference to context out of 6 to be set from Units I & II: 4X5 = 20





ENG:H DSE - III

NATURE AND LITERATURE IN ENGLISH III

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT I

Walden – Thoreau

UNIT II

Time Stops at Shamli (all stories) – Ruskin Bond


Time: 3 hours

End Semester: 80

2 long questions to be attempted out of 4 to be set from Unit I: 2X15 = 30 2 long questions to be attempted out of 4 to be set from Unit II: 2X15 = 30 4 explanations with reference to context out of 8 to be set from Units I & II: 4X5 = 20





ENG:H DSE - IV

NATURE AND LITERATURE IN ENGLISH IV

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT I

The Hungry Tide – Amitav Ghosh

UNIT II

Our Casuarina Tree, Baugmaree - Toru Dutt

Autumn Song, Coromandel Fishers – Sarojini Naidu

The Fish – Keki N Daruwalla


Time: 3 hours

End Semester: 80

2 long questions to be attempted out of 4 to be set from Unit I: 2X15 = 30 2 long questions to be attempted out of 4 to be set from Unit II: 2X15 = 30 4 explanations with reference to context out of 8 to be set, 2 alternatives each from the texts in Unit I & II: 4X5 = 20





GROUP B

ENG:H DSE - I

STUDY OF SHAKESPEARE I

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT I

Concept and features of the Shakespearean tragedies

UNIT II

Macbeth

King Lear

Othello


Time: 3 hours

End Semester: 80

1 long question to be attempted out of 2 to be set from Unit I: 15 3 long questions to be attempted, one from each text, out of 6 to be set from Unit II: 3X15 = 45 4 explanations with reference to context out of 6 to be set (2 alternatives from each text) from Unit II: 4X5 = 20





ENG:H DSE – II

STUDY OF SHAKESPEARE II

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT I

Concept and features of Shakespearean comedies

UNIT II

Much Ado about Nothing

The Tempest

A Midsummer Night’s Dream


Time: 3 hours

End Semester: 80

1 long question to be attempted out of 2 to be set from Unit I: 15 3 long questions to be attempted, one from each text, out of 6 to be set from Unit II: 3X15 = 45 4 explanations with reference to the context out of 6 to be set, 2 alternatives each from the texts in Unit II: 4X5 = 20





ENG:H DSE – III

STUDY OF SHAKESPEARE III

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT I

Concept and features of Shakespearean Histories

UNIT II

Henry IV Part I

Henry IV Part II

Richard II


Time: 3 hours

End Semester: 80






ENG:H DSE – IV

STUDY OF SHAKESPEARE IV

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT I

Background, concept and features of Shakespeare’s sonnets

UNIT II

Shakespeare’s Sonnets: Shall I Compare Thee; Like as the Waves; Since Brass, nor Stone; Tired with All These; No Longer Mourn for

Me; That Time of Year; Farewell! Thou Art Dear; They That Have Power to Hurt; When in the Chronicle; The Marriage of True Minds


Time: 3 hours

End Semester: 80






ABILITY ENHANCEMENT COMPULSORY COURSE (AECC)

(HONOURS AND GENERAL PROGRAMMES)

ENG: AECC - I

WRITTEN COMMUNICATION IN ENGLISH

FULL MARKS: 50

Note Making:

Identifying the main points of a passage Bulleting

Report Writing – official reports (status report, analytical report, inquiry report), newspaper reports

Official correspondence – different sorts of applications, cover letter, memo, demi-official letter, business letters, email, etc. Preparing different kinds of résumé, biodata and CVs


Time: 1.5 hour

End Semester: 40

One question on note making in 2 steps: Identifying main ideas - 5

Bulleting - 5

(The matter on which the note is to be made shall be given by the question setter in the form of a passage of not less than 400 words)

Report writing - 10 One question on official correspondence (writing of any one of the components suggested) - 10 Writing a CV/biodata/résumé of an imaginary person whose particulars are to be mentioned in the question - 10



Seminars/NCC/NSS/Sports/extra-curricular activities 2.5

General behaviour and conduct, regularity in attending classes 2.5

SKILL ENHANCEMENT COURSE (SEC)

SPOKEN ENGLISH COMMUNICATION SKILL

Course Objectives:

1. To listen to, understand and convey information

2. To listen to and respond appropriately to the contributions of others

3. To understand, order and present facts, ideas and opinions

4. To articulate experience and express what is thought, felt and imagined

5. To communicate clearly and fluently

6. To use grammatically correct language

7. To use register appropriate to audience and context.

Learning Outcomes: By the end of all the term the student should be able to:

1. Provide relevant information

2. Take an active part in group discussion

Equipment Required:

1) A recording room - sound proofed, with adequate furniture, preferably air-conditioned.

2) Recording equipment - Recording equipment that can be added on to computers.

3) A large screen television with a cable connection.

4) A TV tuner card.

5) The library or AV room has to be updated by purchase of books with CD-ROMs and on-line training facilities.

7) An LCD projector.

8) 5 computers to begin with so that students can use the interactive software and CD-ROMs to practice on their own and access on-line training.

9) A language laboratory with at least 20 seats within 3 years.

SEC FOR SEMSESTER III & IV

(HONOURS PROGRAMME)

ENG:H ESCS: SEC – I

SPOKEN ENGLISH COMMUNICATION SKILL I

PHONOLOGY & CONVERSATION

FULL MARKS: 50

UNIT I

Pronunciation (English Vowels and Consonants) Intonation Stress

UNIT II

Talking with a person – greetings, requests, permissions, asking questions, etc (situations) Active Listening – Listening and comprehending different accents (British, American)


Time: 1.5 hour

End Semester: 40

1 Written question on either vowel or consonants 10 1 Written question on either stress or intonation 10 Writing of 2 short dialogues 2x5 = 10 Oral assessment of the components prescribed 10

(The arrangement of this examination in the written and oral statuses is to be facilitated by the respective college administrations. There shall be one internal and one external examiner for the oral assessment. The time for written exam will be 1 hour.)





ENG:H ESCS: SEC – II

SPOKEN ENGLISH COMMUNICATION SKILL II

FULL MARKS: 50

PRESENTATION & INTERFACE SKILL

UNIT I

Delivering a short speech PowerPoint Presentation with active oral demonstration in English

UNIT II

Group Discussion Facing an interview


Time: 1.5 hour

End Semester: 40

Oral assessment – each student to deliver a short speech - 10

Oral assessment – each student to make a PowerPoint demonstration – Preparation of slides – 10

Group discussion - (Initiative – 3, language – 4, pronunciation – 3) - 10

Facing a job interview - (confidence – 3, understanding of question – 3, expression – 4) 10

(The arrangement of this examination is to be facilitated by the respective college administrations. There shall be one internal and one external examiner for the oral assessment.)





OPTION FOR THE LAST PAPER IN SEMESTER VI IN PLACE OF DSE - 4

DISSERTATION

FULL MARKS: 100

A student securing at least 60% in the previous 3 semesters may be allowed to offer dissertation under the guidance of one of the faculty members from the Department with the approval of the Head of the Department.

The external assessment of the dissertation will be for 100 marks.

BA/B COM GENERAL PROGRAMME

ENGLISH PAPER

SEMESTER I

ENGLISH - I

ENGLISH POETRY AND DRAMA

FULL MARKS: 100

The following poems are prescribed –

Shakespeare: Blow, Blow Thou Winter Wind John Donne: Go and Catch a Falling Star George Herbert: Virtue John Milton: On His Blindness Pope: Ode on Solitude Wordsworth: Three Years She Grew Keats: Ode to A Grecian Urn Christina Rossetti: When I am Dead, My Dearest Robert Frost: The Road Not Taken T S Eliot: The Preludes

UNIT 2

G B Shaw: Arms and the Man

UNIT 3

Short notes on the following literary terms:

1. Heroic Couplet 2. Blank Verse 3. Sonnet 4. Alliteration 5. Assonance 6. Elegy 7. Simile 8. Metaphor 9. Personification 10. Ode 11. Lyric 12. Allegory 13. Ballad 14. Epic 15. Cacophony 16. Hyperbole 17. Conceit 18. Onomatopoeia 19. Euphony 20. Epitaph

UNIT 4


Tragedy, Comedy, Farce, Melodrama, Tragic Flaw, Poetic Justice, Dramatic Irony, Soliloquy, Aside, Dramatic Monologue, Plot, Character, Catharsis, Climax, Comedy of Humours, Heroic Tragedy, Problem Play, Noah Play, Mime, Dialogue.


Time: 3 Hours

End Semester: 80

2 long questions to be attempted out of 4 to be set from Unit I 2x15 = 30 2 long questions to be attempted out of 4 to be set from Unit II 2x15 = 30 2 short notes with examples out of 4 to be set from Unit III 2x5 = 10 2 short notes with examples out of 4 to be set from Unit IV 2x5 = 10





SEMESTER II

PAPER II

ENGLISH - 2

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT 1

The following text is prescribed:

Honey Dew: An Anthology of Prose, Poetry and One-act Play (Orient Black Swan)

Following pieces in prose section are prescribed:

The Thief – Ruskin Bond

What is Courage? – William Slim

Three Hermits – Leo Tolstoy

A Cup of Tea - Katherine Mansfield

The Toasted English – R K Narayan

Playing the English Gentleman – M K Gandhi

UNIT 2

Nineteen Eighty Four – George Orwell


Time: 3 Hours

End Semester: 80

2 questions to be answered out of 4 choices to be set from Unit 1 2x15 = 30 2 questions to be answered out of 4 to be set from the text in Unit 2 2x15 = 30 4 explanations to be attempted out of 8 (4 from Unit I and 4 from Unit II) to be set 4x5 = 20





GE ENGLISH FOR STUDENTS FROM DISCIPLINES OTHER THAN ENGLISH CORE

SEMESTER I

GE - 1

FULL MARKS: 100

The following poems are prescribed –

Shakespeare: Blow, Blow Thou Winter Wind John Donne: Go and Catch a Falling Star George Herbert: Virtue John Milton: On His Blindness Pope: Ode on Solitude Wordsworth: Three Years She Grew Keats: Ode to A Grecian Urn Christina Rossetti: When I am Dead, My Dearest Robert Frost: The Road Not Taken T S Eliot: The Preludes

UNIT 2

G B Shaw: Arms and the Man

UNIT 3


1. Heroic Couplet 2. Blank Verse 3. Sonnet 4. Alliteration 5. Assonance 6. Elegy 7. Simile 8. Metaphor 9. Personification 10. Ode 11. Lyric 12. Allegory 13. Ballad 14. Epic 15. Cacophony 16. Hyperbole 17. Conceit 18. Onomatopoeia 19. Euphony 20. Epitaph

UNIT 4


Tragedy, Comedy, Farce, Melodrama, Tragic Flaw, Poetic Justice, Dramatic Irony, Soliloquy, Aside, Dramatic Monologue, Plot, Character, Catharsis, Climax, Comedy of Humours, Heroic Tragedy, Problem Play, Noah Play, Mime, Dialogue.


Time: 3 Hours

End Semester: 80

2 long questions to be attempted out of 4 to be set from Unit I 2x15 = 30 2 long questions to be attempted out of 4 to be set from Unit II 2x15 = 30 2 short notes with examples out of 4 to be set from Unit III 2x5 = 10 2 short notes with examples out of 4 to be set from Unit IV 2x5 = 10





PAPER II

GE - 2

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT 1

The following text is prescribed:

Honey Dew: An Anthology of Prose, Poetry and One-act Play (Orient Black Swan)

Following pieces in prose section are prescribed:

The Thief – Ruskin Bond

What is Courage? – William Slim

Three Hermits – Leo Tolstoy

A Cup of Tea - Katherine Mansfield

The Toasted English – R K Narayan

Playing the English Gentleman – M K Gandhi

UNIT 2

Nineteen Eighty Four – George Orwell


Time: 3 Hours

End Semester: 80

2 questions to be answered out of 4 choices to be set from Unit 1 2x15 = 30 2 questions to be answered out of 4 to be set from the text in Unit 2 2x15 = 30 4 explanations to be attempted out of 8 (4 from Unit I and 4 from Unit II) to be set 4x5 = 20





GE – 3

INDIAN LITERATURE IN ENGLISH

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT I

The Foreigner - Arun Joshi

UNIT II

Nagamandala - Girish Karnad

UNIT III

H L V Derozio

Sarojini Naidu

Nissim Ezekiel

Jayant Mahapatra

Kamla Das

UNIT IV

Time Stops at Shamli (The Room of Many Colours, Time Stops at Shamli, The Tunnel, Masterji, The Haunted Bicycle) – Ruskin Bond


Time: 3 hours

End Semester: 80

One long question to be attempted out of 2 alternatives from Unit I: 20 One long question to be attempted out of 2 alternatives from Unit II: 20 One long question on a poet with reference to his/her poetry in general out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit III: 20 One long question out of 2 to be set from Unit IV: 20





GE – 4

POPULAR LITERATURE

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT I

The Sign of the Four – Sherlock Holmes

UNIT II

Five Point Someone – Chetan Bhagat

UNIT III

The Alchemist – Paul Coelho

UNIT IV

The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari – Robin Sharma


Time: 3 hours

End Semester: 80

One long question out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit I: 20 One long question out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit II: 20 One long question out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit III: 20 One long question out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit IV: 20





SKILL ENHANCEMENT COURSE (SEC)


SEMSESTER III, IV, V & VI

(GENERAL PROGRAMME)


PAPER I

ENG:G ESCS: SEC – I

PHONOLOGY

FULL MARKS: 50

UNIT I

Pronunciation (English Vowels and Consonants) Intonation Stress

DISTRIBUTION OF MARKS

END SEMESTER: 40

One written question on vowels 10

One written question on consonants 10

One written question on intonation or stress 10

Oral assessment of vowel and consonant pronunciation and intonation and stress 10

(The arrangement of this examination in the written and oral statuses is to be facilitated by the respective college administrations. The time for written exam will be 1 hour.)





PAPER II

ENG:G ESCS: SEC – II

CONVERSATION

FULL MARKS: 50

Talking with a person – greetings, requests, permissions, asking questions, etc (situations) Active Listening – Listening and comprehending different accents (British, American)


END SEMESTER: 40

One written question asking the student to write 2 short dialogues in 2 different situations – 10 One written question regarding the difference between American and British English accents – 10 Oral assessment

Put two students together, suggest a situation and assess their competence in speaking English. Marking for both the students should be done simultaneously - 10

Ask each student to listen to a different recording (3 minutes) in British or American accent and then ask him to answer in written form 10 questions related to the content of the recording – 1x10 = 10

(The arrangement of this examination in the written and oral statuses is to be facilitated by the respective college administrations. The time for written exam will be 1 hour.)





PAPER III

ENG:G ESCS: SEC – III

PRESENTATION SKILL

Delivering a short speech PowerPoint Presentation with active oral demonstration in English


END SEMESTER: 40

Oral assessment of delivery of a short speech - 15 Preparation of PowerPoint slides - 10 Oral demonstration of slides - 15

(The arrangement for this examination is to be facilitated by the respective college administrations. Oral assessment at the end-semester examination shall be conducted by an external examiner and an internal examiner simultaneously.)





PAPER IV

ENG:G ESCS: SEC – IV

INTERFACE

FULL MARKS: 50

Group Discussion Facing an interview


END SEMESTER: 40

Put 5 to 10 students in one group, give them a topic and evaluate their performance. The evaluation is to be made by 1 external and 1 internal examiner simultaneously.

The evaluation is to be made on the basis of the following rubrics:

Initiative – 3, Pronunciation – 2, Grammar – 3, Sustenance – 2 = 10

Each student should be put into an interview situation for at least 3 minutes.

The evaluation is to be made on the following rubrics:

Confidence – 3, Understanding of questions – 3, Verbal Communication skill in English – 4 = 10

(The arrangement for this examination is to be facilitated by the respective college administrations. Oral assessment at the end-semester examination shall be conducted by an external examiner and an internal examiner simultaneously.)





NON-HINDI/ALTERNATIVE ENGLISH

ALTERNATIVE ENGLISH

BA/BSc/BCom

SEMESTER I

NHMIL - I

ENGLISH POETRY

FULL MARKS: 50

UNIT 1

The following poems from the text Honey Dew: An Anthology of Prose, Poetry and One Act Play (Orient BlackSwan)

Money Madness: D H Lawrence

Where the Mind is Without Fear: Tagore

The Felling of the Banyan Tree: Dilip Chitre

Success is Counted Sweetest: Emily Dickinson

A River: A K Ramanujan

Ulysses: Alfred Tennyson

Up-hill: Christina Rossetti

The Bird Sanctuary: Sarojini Naidu

If: Rudyard Kipling

Stay Calm: Grenville Kleiser

UNIT 2

Short Notes: Alliteration, Assonance, Blank verse, Couplet, Heroic couplet, Hyperbole, Metaphor, Onomatopoeia, Personification, Simile.


Time: 1.5 Hours

End Semester: 40

2 questions to be answered out of 4 choices to be set from Unit 1 2x15 = 30 2 short notes out of 4 choices to be set from Unit 2 2x5 = 10





SEMESTER II

NHMIL - II

ENGLISH PROSE

FULL MARKS: 50

UNIT 1

The following prose pieces from the text Honey Dew: An Anthology of Prose, Poetry and One Act Play (Orient BlackSwan):

The Sun, the Planets and the Stars – C Jones

The Gold Frame – R K Laxman

Why is the Sea Blue? – G Venkatraman

With the Photographer – Stephen Leacock

Socrates and the Schoolmaster – F L Brayne

Good Manners – J C Hill

UNIT 2

Short notes on the following: Euphuism, Diction, Rhetoric, Point of view, Allegory, Satire, Allusion, Episode, Fable, Parable.


Time: 1.5 Hours

End Semester: 40

2 questions to be answered out of 4 choices to be set from Unit 1 2x15 = 30

2 short notes out of 4 choices to be set from Unit 2 2x5 = 10





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DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

VINOBA BHAVE UNIVERSITY, HAZARIBAG

SYLLABUS: POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMME

MASTER OF ARTS

SEMESTER 1S. No. Course Code Course Title No. of Credits

Teaching (in hrs) per week Minimum Teaching required (hrs)1 Foundation

ENG: F – 1Literary Theory 5 5 60

2 Core

ENG: C – 214th and 15th Century English Literature 5 5 60

3 Core

ENG: C – 3English Literature: 1558-1660 5 5 60

4 Core

ENG: C – 4Shakespeare 5 5 60

SEMESTER 2S. No. Course Content Course Title No. of Credits

Teaching (in hours) per week Minimum Teaching required (hrs)1 Skill Based

ENG: S - 5English Language Teaching 5 5 60

2 Core

ENG: C - 6English Literature: 1660-1798 5 5 60

3 Core

ENG: C - 7Romantic Age 5 5 60

4 Core

ENG: C - 8Victorian Age 5 5 60

SEMESTER 3S. No. Course Content Course Title No. of Credits

Teaching (in hours) per week Minimum Teaching required (hrs)1 Choice Based

ENG: A - 9Gender Studies 5 5 60

2 Core

ENG: C - 10Modern English Literature: 1900-1945 5 5 60

3 Core

ENG: C - 11Post Modern English Literature: 1945 till the Present 5 5 60

4 Core

ENG: C - 12Indian Writing in English and Diaspora 5 5 60

SEMESTER 4 (ELECTIVE)

FIRST ELECTIVE

FICTIONS. No. Course Content Course Title No. of Credits

Teaching (in hours) per week Minimum Teaching required (hrs)1 Elective

ENG: EF – 13Elements, Origin and Development of English Prose Fiction 5 5 60

2 Elective

ENG: EF – 14Representative British Novels 5 5 60

3 Elective

ENG: EF – 15World Novels 5 5 60

4 Elective

ENG: EF – 16Dissertation 5 5 60

SECOND ELECTIVE

DRAMAS. No. Course Content Course Title No. of Credits


ENG: ED – 13

Elements, Origin and Growth of English Drama 5 5 60

2 Elective

ENG: ED – 14Representative British Drama 5 5 60

3 Elective

ENG: ED – 15World Drama 5 5 60

4 Elective

ENG: ED – 16Dissertation 5 5 60

THIRD ELECTIVE

POETRYS. No. Course Content Course Title No. of Credits


ENG: EP - 13Elements, Development and Trends in English Poetry 5 5 60

2 Elective

ENG: EP - 14Representative British Poetry 5 5 60

3 Elective

ENG: EP - 15World Poetry 5 5 60

4 Elective

ENG: EP - 16Dissertation 5 5 60

FOURTH ELECTIVE

WORLD LITERATURE IN ENGLISHS. No. Course Content Course Title No. of Credits


ENG: EWL - 13Indian Writing in English 5 5 60

2 Elective

ENG: EWL - 14Canadian and American Literature 5 5 60

3 Elective

ENG: EWL - 15Australian and African-Caribbean Literature 5 5 60

4 Elective

ENG: EWL - 16Dissertation 5 5 60

FIFTH ELECTIVE

LINGUISTICSS. No. Course Content Course Title No. of Credits


ENG: EL – 13Phonetics and Spoken English 5 5 60

2 Elective

ENG: EL – 14Linguistics and Structure of Modern English and Stylistics 5 5 60

3 Elective

ENG: EL – 15Sociolinguistics 5 5 60

4 Elective

ENG: EL – 16Dissertation 5 5 60

The question papers of the papers prescribed aim at testing the knowledge and understanding of the students comprehensively, preparing them simultaneously for diverse discipline specific written assignments. There are very short questions requiring answers in one or two sentences; mid range questions and long questions as well as explanations with reference to the context. Students have to manage time and the length of their answers by employing adequate writing competence. The range of marks suggests the flexibility of approach while answering a question.

SEMESTER I

PAPER I (FOUNDATION COURSE)

ENG: F – 01

LITERARY THEORY

UNIT 1

Classical and Neoclassical

Plato’s Theory of Mimesis

Aristotle – Poetics

Longinus – On the Sublime

Pope – Essay on Criticism

Samuel Johnson – Preface to Shakespeare

UNIT 2

Romantic and Victorian Theories

William Wordsworth – Preface to the Lyrical Ballads

S T Coleridge – Biographia Literaria (Chapter XVII and Chapter XVIII)

Shelley – A Defence of Poetry

UNIT 3

Modern Theories

Matthew Arnold – The Study of Poetry

T S Eliot – Function of Criticism

UNIT 4

Structuralism, Post structuralism and Deconstruction

UNIT 5

Indian Aesthetics: Rasa Theory


End Semester: 70

Time: 3 Hours

7 short questions without alternatives to be set from all units taken together (to be answered in one or two sentences), to be attempted 2x7 = 14 2 mid range questions, at least one from each Unit, to be attempted out of 4 alternatives (2 from each Unit) to be set from Unit 1 and 2 7x2 = 14 One long question out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit 3 14 One long question out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit 4 14 One long question out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit 5 14

Total 70


On the basis of Written Assignments/Internals through the term 20

On the basis of the student’s performance at extra-curricular activities, general behaviour and conduct, performance at seminars 5

Regularity in attending classes 5

PAPER II

ENG: C - 02

14TH AND 15TH CENTURY ENGLISH LITERATURE

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT 1

An acquaintance with the following topics:

1. Social, political and religious conditions of the Age of Chaucer

2. Social, political and religious conditions of the 15th Century

3. Origin and growth of English drama up to Renaissance

4. Development of poetry in the Age of Chaucer

5. Development of prose in the 15th century

6. Italian and French influence on English literature of the period

7. Reformation and its impact on life and literature

UNIT 2

The following texts are prescribed:

1. Chaucer: Prologue to the Canterbury Tales, Knight’s Tale

2. Langland: Piers the Plowman (Vision 1: Prologue and Passus 1 – 4)

3. Malory: Morte D’ Arthur, Chapters 19, 20 & 21

UNIT 3: Translation from Middle English into Modern English


End Semester Examination: (Duration: 3 Hours - Marks: 70) 7 short questions without alternatives to be set from Unit 1 & 2 (to be answered in one or two sentences), to be attempted 2x7 = 14 1 long question to be attempted out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit 1 14 3 long questions to be attempted, at least one from each text, out of 6 to be set (2 alternatives on each text) from Unit 2 10X3 = 30 Paraphrasing of one passage (around 200 words) or stanza/s (around 200 words) from Middle English into Modern English to be attempted, out of 3 (1 each from the prescribed texts) to be set 12

Total 70





PAPER III

ENG: C - 03

ENGLISH LITERATURE: 1558-1660

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT 1

Acquaintance with the Age with special reference to the following topics:

1. Social, political and religious conditions of England from Elizabeth to Oliver Cromwell

2. Impact of the Renaissance on Elizabethan life and literature

3. Elizabethan prose

4. Elizabethan poetry

5. Elizabethan drama

6. Jacobean Drama

7. Rise of Puritanism and its impact on English literature

8. Impact of the Great Rebellion and Civil War on drama

9. Poetry in the Age of Milton

UNIT 2

The following books are prescribed: Milton: Paradise Lost Book I and II Grierson (ed): Metaphysical Poetry – Donne, Herbert, Marvell

UNIT 3

Book of Job: Authorised Version Bacon’s Essays: The following essays are prescribed:

i. Of Studies

ii. Of Friendship

iii. Of Truth

iv. Of Nature of Man

v. Of Great Places

vi. Of Marriage and Single Life

vii. Of Unity in Religion

viii. Of Simulation and Dissimulation

UNIT 4 Marlowe: Dr Faustus Dekker: The Shoemaker’s Holiday


End Semester Examination: (Duration: 3 Hours - Marks: 70) 7 short questions without alternatives to be set from all units taken together (to be answered in one or two sentences), to be attempted 2x7 = 14 1 long question to be attempted out of 2 alternative topics from Unit 1 14 1 long question to be attempted out of 4 (1 on each text) to be set from Unit 2 and 3 14 1 long question to be attempted out of 4 (2 alternatives on each text) to be set from Unit 4 14 2 explanations with reference to the context, out of 6 to be set (1 from each text from Unit 2, 3 and 4) to be attempted 7x2 = 14

Total 70





PAPER IV

ENG: C - 04

SHAKESPEARE

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT 1

A detailed study of the following topics: Shakespeare and the English Renaissance Shakespeare’s dramatic career Publication of Shakespeare’s plays Concept and features of Shakespearean tragedies Concept and features of Shakespearean comedies Concept and features of Shakespeare’s historical plays Characteristic features of Shakespeare’s romances Characteristic features of Shakespeare’s sonnets Theatre and audience during Shakespeare’s time Cinematic representation of Shakespeare’s plays

UNIT 2

Drama: Hamlet, Twelfth Night, Henry IV Part I

UNIT 3

Sonnets: 18, 30, 33, 73, 104, 116, 119, 129, 130, 140


End Semester Examination: (Duration: 3 Hours - Marks: 70) 7 short questions without alternatives to be set from all units taken together, (to be answered in one or two sentences) to be attempted 2x7 = 14 1 long question to be attempted out of 2 to be set from Unit 1 14 1 long question to be attempted out of 3, 1 to be set on each text from Unit 2 14 1 long question to be attempted out of 2 to be set on the sonnets prescribed in Unit 3 (general/sonnet specific) 14 2 explanations with reference to the context to be attempted (one from Unit 2 and one from Unit 3) out of 8 to be set (2 alternatives from each text in Unit 2 and the poems in Unit 3) 7x2 = 14

Total 70





SEMESTER II

PAPER V (SKILL ENHANCEMENT)

ENG: S – 05

ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING

UNIT 1

ELT IN INDIA

Functions of English in contemporary India, Short history of ELT in India, Problems of teaching English to the students in India, Problems of teaching English to the students in Jharkhand.

UNIT 2

Second Language Learning: Simultaneous and sequential learning

Factors affecting L2 learning: Learner characteristics; age, aptitude, intelligence, motivation; learning strategies adopted by learner; social and cultural factors; biological factors like physical deficiencies

UNIT 3

Teaching-Learning:

Process: Formal and informal learning

Language skills: techniques for teaching the skills of listening, reading, writing and speaking

Descriptive and pedagogical grammar, techniques for teaching grammar and vocabulary,

Classroom interaction patterns and classroom management based on these patterns

Materials:

Principles of selection and production of materials; adaptation and simplification

Relevance and appropriateness. Relationship of text and exercise to technique and method of teaching.

Cultural content.

UNIT 4

Syllabus, Testing and Evaluation Principles of syllabus design; Formulation of objectives; Types of syllabus – structural, situational, communicative, notional-functional, procedural and others, relation between syllabuses. Criteria for a good test: validity (face validity, content validity, construct validity, empirical validity, concurrent and predictive validity)

Approaches to testing: subjective vs objective; direct vs indirect; integrative vs discrete; analytic vs holistic; communicative; integrated testing

Major Test Formats: open ended, close, dictations, summary completion, multiple choice, true/false, transformation, etc.

Types of Test: aptitude, diagnostic, achievement, proficiency, formative and summative tests, norm-reference and criterion referenced texts

Assessment: standards, criteria, rating scales


End Semester Examination:

A.

Theory (Duration: 3 Hours - Marks: 50) 5 short questions without alternatives to be set from all units taken together, (to be answered in one or two sentences) to be attempted 2x5 = 10 1 question to be attempted out of 4 alternative topics to be set from Unit 1 10 1 question to be attempted out of 4 topics (2 alternatives on each text) from Unit 2 10 1 question to be attempted out of 4 topics (2 alternatives on each text) from Unit 3 10 1 question to be attempted out of 4 alternatives from Section A and B (2 alternatives from each Section) of Unit 4 10 Total 50

B.

Practical (20 Marks)

Classroom teaching 20

Total 70





PAPER VI

ENG: C - 06

ENGLISH LITERATURE: 1660-1798

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT 1

A detailed study of the following topics:

1. Social and political conditions in the Restoration period

2. Social and political conditions in the Neo-classical period

3. Development of prose in the Restoration period

4. Development of drama in the Restoration period

5. Development of drama in the Neo-Classical age

6. Development of satire in verse and prose

UNIT 2

Dryden: All for Love

Gray: Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard

UNIT 3

Richardson: Pamela

Ann Radcliffe: The Mysteries of Udolpho


End Semester Examination: (Duration: 3 Hours - Marks: 70) 7 short questions without alternatives to be set from all units taken together (to be answered in one or two sentences), to be attempted 2x7 = 14 1 long question to be attempted out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit 1 14 2 mid range questions to be attempted, at least one on each text, out of two alternatives to be set on each text from Unit 2 7x2 = 14 2 mid range questions to be attempted, at least one from each text, out of two alternatives to be set on each text from Unit 3 7x2 = 14 2 explanations with reference to the context to be attempted, out of 2 alternatives on each text prescribed in Unit 2 and 3 (i.e. total 8 explanations to be set) 7x2 = 14

Total 70





PAPER VII

ENG: C - 07

ROMANTIC AGE (1798-1832)

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT 1


1. Impact of French Revolution on English Literature

2. Social and political conditions in England during the Romantic Age

3. Characteristic features of Romanticism

4. Trends in Romantic Poetry

5. Development of prose in the Romantic Age

UNIT 2

Wordsworth: The Prelude (First two books)

Coleridge: Christabel

UNIT 3

Jane Austen: Emma

Lamb: Essays of Elia -

Following essays are prescribed:

i. The South Sea House

ii. Christ’s Hospital Five and Thirty Years Ago

iii. The Two Races of Man

iv. Imperfect Sympathies

v. Dream Children: A Reverie

vi. The Praise of Chimney Sweepers

vii. On the Artificial Comedy of the Last Century


End Semester Examination: (Duration: 3 Hours - Marks: 70) 7 short questions without alternatives to be set from all units taken together (to be answered in one or two sentences), to be attempted 2x7 = 14 1 long question to be attempted out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit 1 14 2 mid range questions to be attempted out of 2 alternatives to be set on each text (i.e. total 4 to be set) in Unit 2 7x2 = 14 2 mid range questions to be attempted out of 2 alternatives to be set on each text (i.e. total 4 to be set) from Unit 3 7x2 = 14 2 explanations with reference to the context to be attempted, out of 2 alternatives to be set from each text in Unit 2 and 3 (i.e. a total of 8 explanations to be set) 7x2 = 14

Total 70





PAPER VIII

ENG: C - 08

VICTORIAN AGE

UNIT 1 Social and political conditions in the Victorian Age Aspects of Victorian poetry Pre-Raphaelite Poetry

Impact of science on poetry Impact of Mill, Bentham and Darwin on Victorian Literature Impact of Industrial Revolution on English literature Aspects of the Victorian novel Impact of Russian and French writers on the Victorian novel Development of prose in Victorian Age Development of criticism in the 19th century

UNIT 2

Tennyson: In Memoriam

Christina Rossetti: Goblin Market

UNIT 3

Dickens: Hard Times

Emily Bronte: Wuthering Heights


End Semester Examination: (Duration: 3 Hours - Marks: 70) 7 short questions without alternatives to be set from all units taken together (to be answered in one or two sentences), to be attempted 2x7 = 14 1 question to be attempted out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit 1 14 2 mid range questions to be attempted out of 2 alternatives to be set (1 from each text) in Unit 2 7x2 = 14 2 mid range questions to be attempted out of 2 alternatives to be set from each text (i.e. 4 in all) in Unit 3 7x2 = 14 2 explanations with reference to the context to be attempted, out of 8 to be set (2 from each text in Unit 2 and 3) 7x2 = 14

Total 70





SEMESTER III

PAPER IX (CHOICE BASED)

ENG: C - 09

GENDER STUDIES

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT 1


1. History of Feminist Movement

2. Feminism in American Literature

3. Feminism in British Literature

4. History of Feminism in India

5. Feminism in Indian English Literature

6. Feminism in Urdu Literature

7. Feminism in Hindi Literature

UNIT 2

Alice Walker: The Color Purple

Tehmina Durrani: My Feudal Lord

Kamala Das: My Story

Shashi Deshpande: The Dark Holds No Terror


End Semester Examination: (Duration: 3 Hours - Marks: 70) 7 short questions without alternatives to be set from all units taken together (to be answered in one or two sentences), to be attempted 2x7 = 14 1 question to be attempted out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit 1 14

4 mid range questions to be attempted out of 2 alternative questions on each text (i.e. total 8 to be set) from Unit 2 7x4 = 28 Two explanations with reference to the context to be attempted out of 8 to be set, (two alternatives from each text) 7x2 = 14

Total 70





PAPER X

ENG: C – 10

MODERN ENGLISH LITERATURE: 1900-1945

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT 1


1. Impact of the First World War on life and literature

2. Impact of Marx and Freud on English literature

3. Imagist Movement in poetry

4. Symbolist Movement in poetry

5. Rise of English short story

6. War poetry

7. Trends in Modern drama

8. Trends in Modern novel

9. Colonial Novel

UNIT 2

T S Eliot: The Waste Land

D H Lawrence: Sons and Lovers

E M Forster: A Passage to India

G B Shaw: Man and Superman


End Semester Examination: (Duration: 3 Hours - Marks: 70) 7 short questions without alternatives to be set from all units taken together (to be answered in one or two sentences), to be attempted 2x7 = 14 1 long question to be attempted out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit 1 14 4 mid range questions to be attempted, one from each text, out of 2 alternatives to be set on each text from Unit 2 7x4 = 28 2 explanations with reference to the context to be attempted out of 2 alternatives to be set (i.e. 8 to be set) from each text from Unit 2 7x2 = 14

Total 70





PAPER XI

ENG: C - 11

POST MODERN ENGLISH LITERATURE: 1945 TILL THE PRESENT

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT 1


1. Impact of Second World War on literature

2. Impact of science on literature

3. Trends in post war poetry

4. Trends in post war novel

5. Trends in post war drama

6. Postcolonialism in English literature

7. Postmodernism in English literature

8. Anti Novels

9. Anti-hero

UNIT 2

The Faber Book of Modern Verse Ed. Michael Roberts, OUP:

Following poets are prescribed:

i. Ted Hughes

ii. Philip Larkin

iii. Edwin Muir

iv. Thomas Gunn

UNIT 3

Beckett: Waiting for Godot

William Golding: Lord of Flies

Harold Pinter: The Birthday Party


End Semester Examination: (Duration: 3 Hours - Marks: 70)

7 short questions without alternatives to be set from all units taken together (to be answered in one or two sentences), to be attempted 2x7 = 14 1 question to be attempted out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit 1 14 1 question to be attempted out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit 2 14 3 mid range questions to be attempted, at least one from each text, out of 2 alternatives from each text in Unit 3 7x3 = 21 1 explanation with reference to the context to be attempted, out of 8 to be set (2 alternatives from each text) from Unit 2 and 3 7

Total 70





PAPER XII

ENG: C - 12

INDIAN WRITING IN ENGLISH AND DIASPORA

FULL MARKS: 100

UNIT 1

Indian English poetry

Indian English drama

Indian English novel and short story

Indian English prose

Dalit voices

Postmodernism and postcolonialism and their influence on IWE

Indian Diaspora

UNIT 2

Mulk Raj Anand: Untouchable

Jhumpa Lahiri: The Namesake

UNIT 3

Following text is prescribed:

R Parthsarthy (Ed) Ten Twentieth Century Poets

Following poems are prescribed:

K N Daruwalla: From the Epileptic; The Ghaghra in Spate

Nissim Ezekiel: Enterprise; Poet, Lover and Birdwatcher

Jayanta Mahapatra: Indian Summer; The Whorehouse in a Calcutta Street

A K Ramanujam: Looking for a Cousin; A River

UNIT 4

Girish Karnad: Tughlaq


End Semester Examination: (Duration: 3 Hours - Marks: 70) 7 short questions without alternatives to be set from all units taken together (to be answered in one or two sentences), to be attempted 2x7 = 14 1 long question to be attempted out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit 1 14 2 mid range questions to be attempted, at least 1 from each text, out of 2 alternative questions to be set on each text from Unit 2 7x2 = 14 1 mid range question to be attempted out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit 3 7 1 mid range question to be attempted out of 2 alternatives to be set from Unit 4 7

2 explanations with reference to the context to be attempted out of 8 to be set (2 from each text in Units 1, 2 and 3) 7x2 = 14

Total 70





SEMESTER IV

ELECTIVE PAPERS

FIRST ELECTIVE: FICTION

PAPER XIX

ENG: EF - 13

ELEMENTS, ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF PROSE FICTION

Full Marks: 100

UNIT 1 Elements of Fiction –

Character

Plot

Setting

Theme

Style

Narrative technique

Philosophy

2. Origin and growth of English novels up to the 18th century

3. Fiction in the 18th Century

4. Fiction in the Romantic Age

5. Trends in Victorian novel

6. 19th Century women novelists

7. Trends in 20th Century novel

8. Trends in 21st Century novel

Distribution of Marks for Semester Examination: (Duration: 3 Hours - Marks: 70)

5 questions to be attempted out of 10 questions without alternative 5x14 = 70





PAPER XIV

ENG: EF - 14

REPRESENTATIVE BRITISH NOVELS

Full Marks: 100

The following novels are prescribed: Sterne: Tristram Shandy Hardy: Jude the Obscure Conrad: Heart of Darkness Virginia Woolf: The Waves Iris Murdoch: The Bell


5 questions to be attempted out of two alternative questions to be set on each text 5x14 = 70





PAPER XV

ENG: EF - 15

WORLD NOVELS Arundhati Roy: God of Small Things John Steinbeck: The Grapes of Wrath Orhan Pamuk: Snow Dostoevsky: Crime and Punishment Gabriel Garcia Marquez: One Hundred Years of Solitude


5 questions to be attempted out of 2 alternative questions to be set on each text 5x14 = 70





PAPER XVI

ENG: EF - 16

DISSERTATION

Full Marks: 100

The topic for dissertation for each scholar will be decided, with the approval of the Head of the Department, by the supervisor who will supervise its writing. The completed dissertation will be evaluated by an external expert for 100 marks for the end semester examination.

SECOND ELECTIVE: DRAMA

PAPER XIII

ENG: ED - 13

ELEMENTS, ORIGIN AND GROWTH OF DRAMA

FULL MARKS: 100


1. Nature and elements of drama – Plot, Character, Setting, Dialogue, Stage

2. Greek Drama

3. Origin and growth of English Drama

4. Pre Shakespearean drama

5. Elements and features of Shakespearean tragedy

6. Elements and features of Shakespearean comedy

7. Jacobean drama

8. Restoration Drama

9. English drama in the 18th century



12. Radio and television play

13. Drama and cinema


5 questions to be attempted out of 8 questions to be set 5x14 = 70


On the basis of Written Assignments/Internals through the term - 20



PAPER XIV

ENG: ED - 14

REPRESENTATIVE BRITISH DRAMA

Full Marks: 100

The following plays are prescribed: Ben Jonson: Volpone Sheridan: School for Scandal G B Shaw: St Joan Galsworthy: Strife J M Synge: The Playboy of the Western World







PAPER XV

ENG: ED - 15

WORLD DRAMA Arthur Miller: All My Sons Ibsen: A Doll’s House Sudraka: The Little Clay Cart Chekhov: The Cherry Orchard T S Eliot: The Cocktail Party







PAPER XVI

ENG: ED - 16

DISSERTATION

Full Marks: 100

The topic for dissertation for each scholar will be decided, with the approval of the Head of the Department, by the

supervisor who will supervise its writing. The completed dissertation will be evaluated by an external expert for 100 marks for the end semester examination.

THIRD ELECTIVE: POETRY

PAPER XIII

ENG: EP - 13

ELEMENTS, DEVELOPMENT & TRENDS IN ENGLISH POETRY

FULL MARKS: 100

Topics for study:

Critical history of English poetry with emphasis on social and political background, movements and forms: Old English poetry Middle English poetry Poetry in the Age of Chaucer 15th century poetry 16th century poetry Cavalier poets Metaphysical poetry Puritan poetry Neo Classical poetry Poetry in the Age of Transition Romantic poetry Victorian poetry Modern poetry Post Modern poetry



5 questions to be attempted out of 8 questions to be set 5x14 = 70





PAPER XIV

ENG: EP - 14

REPRESENTATIVE BRITISH POETRY

FULL MARKS: 100

The following poems are prescribed:

1. Spenser: The Faerie Queene (Book I, Canto I – II)

2. John Milton: Samson Agonistes

3. Dryden: Mac Flecknoe

4. Shelley: Adonais

5. T S Eliot: Ash Wednesday



5 questions to be attempted out of 2 alternative questions to be set on each work 5x14 = 70





PAPER XV

ENG: EP - 15

WORLD POETRY

FULL MARKS: 100

The following poets and their works are prescribed: Sri Aurobindo: Golden Light; Life; Bride of the Fire; O Coil; Mother of Dreams Keats: The Eve of St Agnes Dante: Divine Comedy (Paradise: Canto I –II) Walt Whitman: O Captain, My Captain; A Child Said What is the Grass; A Woman Waits for Me Judith Wright: The Old Prison, Request to a Year, Five Senses, Magpies, The Metho Drinker



5 questions to be attempted out of 2 alternative questions to be set on each poet 5x14 = 70





PAPER XVI

ENG: EP - 16

DISSERTATION

Full Marks: 100


FOURTH ELECTIVE: WORLD LITERATURE IN ENGLISH

PAPER XIII

ENG: EWL - 13

INDIAN WRITING IN ENGLISH

FULL MARKS: 100

The following books are prescribed:

1. Tagore - Gitanjali: First ten poems

2. Raja Rao - Kanthapura

3. Salman Rushdie - Haroun and the Sea of Stories

4. Asif Currimbhoy - Inquilab

5. Jawaharlal Nehru - Discovery of India (Chapters 3 to 6)



5 questions to be attempted out of 2 alternative questions to be set from each text 5x14 = 70





PAPER XIV

ENG: EWL - 14

CANADIAN AND AMERCIAN LITERATURE

FULL MARKS: 100

Canadian Literature

The following texts are prescribed:

1. Alice Munro: Lives of Girls and Women

2. M Atwood: A Sad Child; The Moment; Helen of Troy; You Fit into Me; This is a Photograph of Me

3. Joseph Heller: Catch 22

4. Emily Dickinson: I Heard a Fly Buzz; I Drink Liquor Never Brewed; I Died for Beauty; This Was a Poet

5. Tennessee: A Streetcar Named Desire








PAPER XV

ENG: EWL - 15

AUSTRALIAN AND AFRICAN-CARIBBEAN LITERATURE

FULL MARKS: 100

African-Caribbean Literature

1. V S Naipaul: A Bend in the River

2. Wole Soyinka: A Dance of the Forests

3. A Les Murray: A New England Farm; August 1914; The Wilderness; Blood

4. Patrick White: A Fringe of Leaves

5. Ray Lawler: The Doll Trilogy








PAPER XVI

ENG: EWL - 16

DISSERTATION

Full Marks: 100

The topic for dissertation for each scholar will be decided, with the approval of the Head of the Department, by the supervisor who will supervise its writing. The completed

dissertation will be evaluated by an external expert for 100 marks for the end semester examination.

FIFTH ELECTIVE

LINGUISTICS

PAPER XIII

ENG: EL - 13

Full Marks: 100

PHONETICS AND SPOKEN ENGLISH

Definition and Scope of Phonetics

Mechanism of Speech Production

Classification of Sounds - Description of English Consonants and Vowels

Syllable - Structure and types of the syllable

Word Stress

Stress and Rhythm in Connected Speech

Intonation

Features of Connected Speech

Phonetic Transcription



4 questions to be attempted out of 8 to be set without alternatives 4x14 = 56

1 passage containing 7 sentences for phonetic transcription 2x7 = 14





PAPER XIV

ENG: EL - 14

Full Marks: 100

LINGUISTICS AND STRUCTURE OF MODERN ENGLISH, AND STYLISTICS

Definition and Scope of Linguistics

Language: its Features and Functions

Language Variations - Language varieties, Languages in Contact, Language Change

Introduction to various Schools of Linguistics - Traditional, Structural and Transformational Generative

Structure of Modern English - Structure of NP, VG, patterns of other Sentential Constituents, Surface and Deep Structure inter-relations, Ambiguities

Stylistics - Styles, Features, Purpose and Effect, Style and Context

Various Approaches to Stylistic Analysis - Literary Stylistics, Linguistics Stylistics, Discourse Analysis, Stylostatistics

Stylistic Markers and Conventions

Practical Stylistic Interpretation of Unseen Poem(s) or Prose passages








PAPER XV

Full Marks: 100

SOCIOLINGUISTICS

Introduction to Sociolinguistics

Dialect and language

Variation and Language

Variation and Style

Language Attitudes

Language and Society

Language and Nation

Gender and Sociolinguistics

Indian Sociolinguistics

Multilingualism

Pidgin and Creole Languages

Sociolinguistics – Methods and Approaches








PAPER XVI

ENG: EL – 16

DISSERTATION

Full Marks: 100


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