B.A Program/ ENG. (HONS.) DU SOL Semester 1st INTRODUCTION TO LITERARY STUDIES Notes

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Unit-1: Reading the Novel

1. Jane Austen, Pride And Prejudice

2. Price, Gerald J. Narratology: From And Function Of Narrative

3. Kaul, A.N. “A New Province of Writing,” The Domain of the Novel:

Reflections on Some Historical Definitions

Unit-2: Reading Poetry

1. John Milton: “On His Blindness”

2. William Wordsworth: “Composed Upon Westminster Bridge”

3. Emily Dickinson: “341 After Great Pain”

4. Rabindranath Tagore: “Where the Mind is Without Fear”

5. Ferguson, Margaret, Mary Jo Salter and Jon Stallworthy, “Versification and Poetic Syntax”

Unit-3: Reading Drama

1. Mahesh Dattani, Tara

2. George J. Watson, The Nature of Drama

3. Habib Tanvir, It Must Flow: A Life in Theatre

4. Gary Day, Class

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