Details of the syllabus
Paper code: ENG 101
HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Unit 1
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Indo-European family of languages: languages
constantly changing – dialectal differentiation – Grimm’s law and Varner’s
law - the Indo- European family, The Dialects of Old English, Old English
Pronunciation, Old English Vocabulary, Old English Grammar.
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Unit 2
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Foreign Influences on Old English : Three Latin Influences on Old
English, The Scandinavian Influences, Scandinavian Loanwords and their
character – The Norman Conquest – The Origin of Normandy – The year 1066-The Norman Settlement-The Use of
French by the Upper Class- French
Literature at the English Court.
2. Middle English: Middle English a period of Great Change-From Old to Middle English-Decay of Inflectional
Ending-The Noun-The Adjective- The Pronoun-The Verb-Losses among the strong
Verbs-Strong Verbs That Became
Weak-Survival of strong
Participles-Surviving strong Verbs-Loss of Grammatical Gender-Middle English
Syntax-French Influence on the Vocabulary-Governmental and Administrative
Words- Ecclesiastical Words-Law-Army and Navy-Fashion, Meals, and Social
Life-Art, Learning Medicine-Breadth of the French Influence-Anglo- Norman and
Central French-Popular and Literary Borrowings-The period of Greatest
Influence-Assimilation-Loss of Native Words.
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Unit 3
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1:: Middle English to Modern-The Great Vowel
Shift-Weakening of Unaccented Vowels-Changing Conditions in the Modern
Period- Effect upon Grammar and Vocabulary-Reintroduction and New The
Renaissance Meanings-The Method of Introducing New words- Grammatical
Features-General Characteristics of the period. .The Renaissance
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Unit 4
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1. The Appeal to
authority: the problem of refining the language – The
Desire to “Fix”
the Language-The Example of Italy and France- An English Academy-Objection to
an Academy-Substitutes for an Academy-
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Johnson’s Dictionary-The Beginnings of Prescriptive Grammar-Attempts to
Reform the Vocabulary.
2. The nineteenth century and after: influences affecting the language
– Sources of the New Words: Borrowings-Prefixes and Suffixes-Coinages- Common
Words from proper Names-Changes of Meaning-Slang- Register-Pidgins and
Creoles.
The English Language in America:
The settlement of America –
uniformity of American English
–Archaic Features in American English- Early changes in the Vocabulary-The
American Dialects-Present Differentiation of Vocabulary-American English and
World English.The Twenty-first Century: The
Future of English: Three Circles-How Many Speaker?-Cross-linguistic
Influence and the spread of
Languages-The Relative Difficulty of Languages-The Importance of Chines-India and the
Second Circle.
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Unit 5
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Reference books
Author
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Title
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Publisher
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1.
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Albert C.
Baugh, Thomas Cable
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A History of the English
Language 6th Ed
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Routledge
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2.
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Richard Hogg
&
David Denison
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A History of the English Language
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CUP
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3.
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Crystal, David.
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The Cambridge Encyclopedia of the
English
Language
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CUP
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4.
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Wood, F T.
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An outline history of the
English
language
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Macmillan
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5.
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Momma, Haruko &
Matto, Michael
(ed)
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A companion to the history
of the
English
language
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Wiley-blackwell
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6.
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Wrenn
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The English language.
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AITBS
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Paper Code ENG102
Poetry- I
Details
of the syllabus
Unit 1
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Literary history /
movements /history of ideas /genres/Intensive study of
the
Asterisk marked texts.
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Unit 2
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Chaucer
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: Prologue to The Canterbury Tales – Knight’s Portrait, The
Squire’s Portrait, Wife of Bath’s Portrait, Nun’s Portrait
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John Donne
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: The Sun Rising, The Ecstasy.
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Unit 3
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* John Milton
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: Paradise Lost, Book I.
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Unit 4
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Alexander Pope
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: The Rape of the Lock
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* John Keats
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: Ode on a Grecian Urn, To
the
Nightingale.
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Unit 5
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William
Wordsworth : Tintern Abbey, Ode on Intimations of
Immortality.
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Robert Browning: My Last
Duchess, Fra Lippi Lippi.
Tennyson :
Ulysses, Lotus Eaters
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Mathew Arnold
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: Scholar Gypsy, Dover Beach
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Text books
Author
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Title
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Publisher
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1
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John Milton
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Paradise Lost, Book I
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Macmillan
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2
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Chaucer
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Prologue to the Canterbury Tales
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Macmillan
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3
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John Keats
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Odes
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Macmillan
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4
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JohnDonne
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“ The Sun Rising”, “ The Ecstasy”.
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Macmillan
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5
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Alexander Pope
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The Rape of the Lock
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Macmillan
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6
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William
wordsworth
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The Prelude Book – I,
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Macmillan
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7
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Robert Browning
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“ My Last Duchess”,Fra
Lippi
Lippi.
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Macmillan
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8
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Mathew Arnold
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Scholar Gypsy, Dover Beach
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Macmillan
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Reference books
Author
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Title
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Publisher
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1.
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Thomas Humprey
Ward
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The English Poets(Vol:I to
IV)
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Macmillan
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2.
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A. Alvarez
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The Shaping Spirit
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Oxford University Press
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3.
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Pratt and Arnold
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The English Poets: Chaucer
to
Donne
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Macmillan
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Paper Code – ENG103
Drama-I
Details of the
syllabus
Unit 2
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* Christopher Marlowe :
Doctor Faustus
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Unit 3
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William Shakespeare : King Lear.
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William Shakespeare : Twelfth Night.
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Unit 4
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William Shakespeare :The Tempest.
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Unit 5
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Ben Jonson :
Volpone, The School for Scandal Sheridan.
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Text books
Author
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Title
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Publisher
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1
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Christopher
Marlowe
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Doctor Faustus
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Macmillan
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2
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Ben Jonson
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Volpone.
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Oxford University Press
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3
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William Congreve
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The School for the Scandal
Sheridan.
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Oxford University Press
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4
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John Synge
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The Playboy of the Western
World
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Oxford University Press
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5
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Harold Pinter
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The Birthday Party
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Oxford University Press
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6
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T.S.Eliot
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The Cocktail Party
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Oxford University Press
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Reference books
Author
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Title
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Publisher
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1
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W.W.Greg
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Doctor Faustus
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Oxford University Press
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2
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M. Scott
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The Birthday Party
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Oxford University Press
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3
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D.Kirkpatrick
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Contemporary Dramatists
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Penguin
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Paper Code – ENG104
Prose
and Fiction- I
Details of the
syllabus
Unit 1
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Literary history /
movements /history of ideas /genres/Intensive study of
the Asterisk marked texts.
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Unit 2
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* Francis Bacon
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: Select Essays: ( Of Truth, Of Marriage & Single Life, Of
Adversity, Of Studies), Of Travel.
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* Charles Lamb
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: Essays of Elia: (Dream
Children, The praise of Chimney sweepers.
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Unit 3
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Jonathan Swift
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: Gulliver’s Travels I
Voyage.
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Unit 4
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Jane Austen
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: Pride and Prejudice
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Charles Dickens
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: David Copperfield
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Unit 5
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Joseph Andrews
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: Henry Fielding.
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Text books
Author
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Title
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Publisher
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1
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Frances Bacon
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Essays
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Oxford
University Press
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2
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Charles Lamb
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Essays of Elia
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Oxford University Press
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3
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Jonathan Swift
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Gulliver’s Travels I Voyage.
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Oxford University Press
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4
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Jane Austen
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Pride and Prejudice
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Oxford University Press
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5
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Charles Dickens
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David Copperfield
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Oxford University Press
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6
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Joseph Andrews
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Henry Fielding.
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Oxford University Press
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Reference books
Author
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Title
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Publisher
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1
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Arnold Kettle
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An Introduction to the
English Novel
Vols-2
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Hutchinson&co.ltd
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2
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Pelican Guide to
Literature
Vols
1to9
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Pelican
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3
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Hugh Walker
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The English Essay and
Essayists
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Kessinger Publishing
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4
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Allen Walter
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The English Novel
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E.P.Dutton and co., Inc.,
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5
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Cecil David
Lord
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Early Victorian Novels
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Bobbs –Merill
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6
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Dorothy Van Ghent
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The English Novel Form and
Function
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Holt, Rinehart and Winston
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7
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E.M. Forster
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Aspects of the Novel
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Penguin
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8
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Edwin Muir
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The Structure of the Novel
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Harbinger Book
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Paper Code – ENG 105 USE OF ENGLISH - I
Unit 1
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Parts of
Speech - Sentence Elements – Pro-forms – Question and
Negation-
degree of comparison
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Unit 2
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Regular verbs and
inflectional rules – irregular verbs – auxiliaries – tense
and aspect –
modal verbs-concord
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Unit 3
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The simple sentence – The complex sentence –
subordinators and super
ordination
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Unit 4
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Word-formation – prefixes,
suffixes, conversion, compounding – idioms
and phrases –
denotative and connotative meaning - collocations
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Unit 5
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Common Errors: Verbs,
Prepositions and Tense.
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Text Books
Author
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Title
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Publisher
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1.
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Quirk
and Greenbaum
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A University Grammar of English
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Pearson Education
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2.
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Leech and Svartvik
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A Communicative Grammar of
English
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Pearson
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3.
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Michael Swan
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Practical English Usage – Michael
Swan
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OUP
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4.
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George Yule
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Advanced Oxford Practice Grammar
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OUP
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Paper Code – ENG 201 PHONETICS
AND LINGUISTICS
Details of the syllabus
Unit 1
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The organs of speech – classification of speech
sounds - The syllable
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Unit 2
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Consonant clusters – word-accent – Accent and rhythm in connected
speech – Intonation
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Unit 3
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Phonetic
transcription- One out of Two passages ( a prose passage and a dialogue)
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Unit 4
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Introduction to Linguistics : Human language and Animal communication –
Definition and scope of linguistics
– Branches of linguistics and Applied
linguistics – Traditional approaches to Language study
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Unit 5
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Modern linguistics – Language varieties: dialect, idiolect, register
and style – Notions of correctness and acceptability
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Text books
Author
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Title
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Publisher
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1
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T. Balasubramaniam
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A Text book of English
Phonetics
for
Indian Students
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Macmillan
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2.
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Daniel Jones
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English Pronouncing
Dictionary15thED
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3.
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Davis Crystal
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Linguistics
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Penguin
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4
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Ruth Gairns &
Stuart Redman
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Advanced Oxford Word
Skills
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OUP
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Reference books:
Title
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Author
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publisher
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1
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Malmberg.B
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Phonetics
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Dover Publications
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2
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S.K. Verma
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Modern Linguistics: An Introduction
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CULT
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3
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Chomsky and Halle
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The sound pattern of
English
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Harper and Row
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4
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Bright.J.A and McGregor
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Teaching
English as a second language
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ELBS and
Longman
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5
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Verma,S.K & Krishnaswamy
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Modern Linguistics
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OUP
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Paper Code – ENG 202
Poetry – II
Details of the syllabus
Unit 1
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Literary history /
movements /history of ideas /genres/Intensive study of the
Asterisk marked texts.
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Unit 2
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*W.B.Yeats
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: The Second Coming,
Sailing To Byzantium.
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Unit 3
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* T.S. Eliot
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: The Waste Land
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Unit 4
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Dylan Thomas
Philip Larkin
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: “ Fern Hill”
“ Do Not Go
Gentle into That Good Night”
: “ Whitsun Weddings” ,
“Church Going”.
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Unit 5
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Ted
Hughes Seamus Heaney
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: “The Jaguar”,
“Thrushes”.
: “Death of a Naturalist”, “Digging”.
.
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Text books
Author
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Title
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Publisher
|
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1
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W.B.Yeats
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The Second Coming,
Sailing
To Byzantium.
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Oxford University
Press
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2
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T.S. Eliot
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The Waste Land
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Faber and Faber
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3
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Dylan Thomas
Philip Larkin
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“ Fern Hill”, “ Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night”,
“ Whitsun Weddings”, “ Church Going”
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Oxford
University Press
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4
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Ted Hughes
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“The Jaguar”, “Thrushes”.
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Oxford University
Press
|
5
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Seamus Heaney
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“ Death of a Naturalist”,
“ Digging”.
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Oxford University
Press
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Reference books
Author
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Title
|
Publisher
|
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1
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A. Alvarez
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The Shaping Spirit
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Oxford University Press
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2
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A.Thwaite
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Twentieth Century English Poetry
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Oxford University Press
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3
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B. Morrison
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Seamus Heaney:
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Oxford University Press
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4
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Helen Williams
|
T.S.Eliot – The waste land
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Oxford University Press
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Paper Code
– ENG203
DRAMA-II
Details of the syllabus
Unit 1
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Literary history /
movements /history of ideas /genres/Intensive study of
the
Asterisk marked texts.
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Unit 2
|
Gold Smith
*Oscar
Wilde
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: She Stoops to Conquer
:
Importance of Being Earnest
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Unit 3
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*Bernard Shaw
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: Pygmalion
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Unit 4
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John Synge
Samuel
Becket
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: Riders to the Sea.
:
Waiting for Go dot.
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Unit 5
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T.S. Eliot
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: Murder in the Cathedral.
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Text books
Author
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Title
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Publisher
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1
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Gold Smith Oscar Wilde
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She Stoops to Conquer Importance of Being
Earnest
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Macmillan
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2
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Bernard Shaw
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Bernard Shaw
: Pygmalion
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Macmillan
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3
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John Synge
Samuel Becket
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: Riders to the Sea.
: Waiting for Go dot.
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Macmillan
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4
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T.S. Eliot
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: Murder in the
Cathedral.
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Macmillan
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Reference books
Author
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Title
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Publisher
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1
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T.S.Eliot
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Murder in the Cathedral.
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Oxford University Press
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2
|
D.Kirkpatrick
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Contemporary Dramatists
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Penguin
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3
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Shubha Tiwari,
Maneesha Tiwari
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The Plays of T.S. Eliot
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Atlantic
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4
|
Bill Naismith
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Harold Pinter: "Waiting for Go
dot, "Birthday Party",
"The
Homecoming"
|
Faber & Faber
|
Paper Code
– ENG 204 Prose and Fiction- II
Details
of the syllabus
Unit 1
|
Literary history / movements /history of ideas
/genres/Intensive study of
the
Asterisk marked texts.
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Unit 2
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* Virginia Woolf : Room of One’s
Own.
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Unit 3
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Somerset Maugham: The
Happy Man, Princess September
Doris lessing : Flight, No Witchcraft for Sale
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Unit 4
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Thomas Hardy :
William Golding :Lord
of the Files.
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Unit 5
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D.H. Lawrence :
Sons and Lovers
James Joyce :
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Text books
Author
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Title
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Publisher
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Virginia Woolf
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Room of One’s Own
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Oxford University Press
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Thomas Hardy
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Far from the Madding Crowd
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Oxford University Press
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William Golding
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Lord of the Files.
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Oxford University Press
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D.H. Lawrence
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Sons and Lovers
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Oxford University Press
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James Joyce
| After the Race |
Mahaveer
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Reference books
Author
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Title
|
Publisher
|
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1
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A Reader’s guide to the
contemporary English Novel
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Oxford University Press
|
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2
|
Ford Boris(ed)
|
Pelican Guide to English Literature
Vol-7
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Pelican
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3
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Bernard
Blackstone
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Virginia Woolf
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Hogarth Press
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4
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Humphreys.R
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The Stream of
Consciousness in the
Modern
Novel 1954
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Oxford
University Press
|
5
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J.W.Beach
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The Twentieth Century Novel
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Oxford University Press
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6
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David Daiches
|
The Novel and The Modern World
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Oxford University Press
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Paper Code – ENG 205 USE
OF ENGLISH-II
Details of the syllabus
Unit 1
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Concepts: referring to objects, substances and materials – concrete and
abstract – amount or quantity – definite and indefinite meaning – relations
between ideas expressed by nouns – restrictive and non-restrictive
meaning – time, tense and aspect
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Unit 2
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Concepts: Time-when, duration, frequency – place, direction and distance
– manner, means
and instrument – cause, reason and purpose – condition and contrast – degree –
role, standard and point of
view – comparison –
addition,
exception and restriction, subject matter: about and on
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Unit 3
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Information, reality and belief: statements, questions and
responses – omission of information – reported statements and questions –
denial and affirmation – agreement and disagreement – fact, hypothesis and
neutrality – degrees of
likelihood – attitudes to truth
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Unit 4
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Mood, emotion and
attitude: emotive emphasis in speech – describing
emotions
– volition – permission and obligation – influencing people – friendly
communications – vocatives
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Unit 5
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Meanings in connected discourse: linking signals – linking clauses and
sentences – general purpose links – cross-reference and omission –
presenting and focusing information – order and
emphasis.
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Reference
books
Author
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Title
|
Publisher
|
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1.
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Leech, Geoffrey &
Svartvik
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A communicative grammar of
English.
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India: Pearson
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2.
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Swan, Michael.
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Basic English Usage.
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Oxford: OUP
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Paper Code – ENG 301 Literary
Theory and Criticism–I
Details of the
syllabus
Unit 1
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Sydney
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: An Apology for Poetry.
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Unit 2
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Dr. Johnson
Wordsworth
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: Preface to Shakespeare
:
Preface to Lyrical Ballads
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Unit 3
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Matthew Arnold
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: Study of Poetry.
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Unit 4
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T.S. Eliot
I.A. Richards
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: Tradition and the
Individual Talent
: Four kinds of Meaning
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Unit 5
|
Cleanth Brooks
Northrop Frye
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: Irony as a Principle of
Structure
: Archetypes of literature
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Text books
Author
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Title
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Publisher
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1
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Sydney
Dryden
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Apology for Poetry
An Essay on Dramatic Poesy
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O.U.P
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2
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Dr. Johnson
Wordsworth
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Preface to Shakespeare
Preface to Lyrical Ballads
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O.U.P
|
3
|
Matthew Arnold
|
The Function of Criticism
|
O.U.P
|
4
|
T.S.Eliot
I.A.Richards
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Tradition and Individual
Talent
Four kinds of Meaning
|
O.U.P
Macmillan
|
5
|
Cleanth Brooks
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Irony as a Principle of Structure
|
O.U.P
|
6
|
M. Hirivanna
|
The Main Aspects of Indian
Aesthetics
|
Manohar,1997
|
Reference books
Author
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Title
|
Publisher
|
|
1
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Enwright & Chickera
|
English Critical Texts
|
O.U.P
|
2
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I.A.Richards
|
Poetries and Sciences
|
O.U.P
|
3
|
V.S.Seturaman
&
S. Rama Swami(ed)
|
The English Critical Tradition Vol
I
& II
|
Macmillan
|
4
|
M S Nagarajan
|
English Literary Criticism
And
Theory
|
Orient Blackswan
|
Paper Code – ENG 302 New
Literatures in English- I
Details of the
syllabus
Unit 1
|
Literary history / movements /history of ideas
/genres/Intensive study of
the
Asterisk marked texts.
|
Unit 2
|
Chinua Achebe : Things
Fall Apart
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Unit 3
|
Ngugi Wa Thiang’o : The
River Between.
Whole Soyinka : The Lion and the Jewel
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Unit 4
|
V. S. Naipaul :
A House for Mr. Biswas
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Unit 5
|
Buchi Emecheta : The Joys of motherhood.
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Text Books
Author
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Title
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Publisher
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1.
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Chinua Achebe
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Things Fall Apart
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Arnold Heinemann
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2.
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Ngugi
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A Grain of Wheat
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Penguin
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3.
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Whole Soyinka
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The Lion and the Jewel
|
Penguin
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4.
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V. S. Naipaul
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A House for Mr. Biswas
|
Penguin
|
Reference books
Author
|
Title
|
Publisher
|
|
1.
|
Bill Ashcroft, Gareth
Griffiths, and Helen
Tiffin
|
The Empire
Writes Back: Theory and Practice in Post-
Colonial
Literatures
|
Routledge
|
2.
|
John McLeod
|
Beginning
Post-Colonialism
|
Viva Books
|
3.
|
Bill Ashcroft
|
Postcolonial Studies: Key
Concepts
|
Prentice Hall
|
4.
|
Pramod.k.Nayar
|
Postcolonial Literature: An
Introduction
|
Pearson
|
Paper Code – ENG 303 Indian Writing in English
Details
of the syllabus
Unit 1
|
Literary history / movements /history of ideas
/genres/Intensive study of
the
Asterisk marked texts.
|
|
Unit 2
|
* Arundati Roy :
The End of Imagination.
* Rabindranath Tagore :
The Post Office
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Unit 3
|
Toru Dutt A.K.Ramanujan
Nissim Ezekiel Kamala Das
|
: Our Casuarina Tree
:
Small Scale Reflections on a Great House, Obituary
: Poet, Lover, Bird Watcher,
Goodbye Party for Miss Pushpa T.S
:
An Introduction, Sunshine cat.
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Unit 4
|
R.K.Narayan
Raja Rao
|
: The Grandmother’s Tale.
: Kanthapura.
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Unit 5
|
Girish Karnad
|
: Hayavadana.
|
Reference Books:
Author
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Title
|
Publisher
|
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1.
|
Arundati Roy
|
The End of
Imagination
|
O.U.P
|
2.
|
Rabindranath
Tagore
|
The Post Office
|
O.U.P
|
3.
|
Toru Dutt
|
Our Casuarina Tree
|
O.U.P./Internet
|
5.
|
Raja Rao
|
Kanthapura
|
O.U.P.
|
6.
|
Girish Karnad
|
Hayavadana
|
O.U.P.
|
7.
|
K.Srinivasa
Iyengar
|
Indian Writing in English
|
Sterling
|
8.
|
M.K.Naik
|
Aspects of Indian writing
in
English
|
Macmillan
|
9.
|
Meenakshi
Mukharjee
|
Twice born fiction
|
Pencraft
International
|
10.
|
Arvind Mehrotra
|
A concise History of
Indian
Literature
in English
|
Macmillan
|
11.
|
Bruce King
|
Modern Indian Poetry in
English
|
OUP
|
Paper
Code – ENG 304 AMERICAN LITERATURE – I
Details of the syllabus
Unit 1
|
Literary history / movements /history of ideas
/genres/Intensive study of
the
Asterisk marked texts.
|
|
Unit 2
|
* Walt Whitman
Emily Dickinson
|
: “Song of Myself”
Selections from 1 to 5,17, 52.
: 303, 328, 341, 511, 640, 712.
|
Unit 3
|
* R.W. Emerson
|
: “The American Scholar”.
|
Unit 4
|
Henry David Thoreau :
Walden (8 chapters only)
Nathaniel
Hawthorne : The Scarlet letter
|
|
Unit 5
|
Mark Twain
|
: Huckleberry Finn
|
Text books
Author
|
Title
|
Publisher
|
|
1
|
Walt Whitman
|
Song of Myself
|
Cambridge University
Press
|
2
|
Emily Dickinson
|
The
Complete Poetry of Emily Dickinson
|
Oxford University Press
|
3
|
R.W. Emerson
|
Prose selections of
Emerson
|
Cambridge University
Press
|
4
|
Henry David
Thoreau
|
Walden
|
Macmillan
|
5
|
Nathaniel
Hawthorne
|
The Scarlet letter
|
Bantam
|
6
|
Mark Twain
|
Huckleberry Finn
|
Oxford University Press
|
Reference books
Author
|
Title
|
Publisher
|
|
1
|
Borris Ford
|
The Pelican guide to English
Literature
Vol-9
|
Pelican
|
2
|
Robert E. Spiller
|
Literary History of the
United States
of
America
|
Mac Millan
|
3
|
Emory Elliott
(ed)
|
Colombia Literary History of the
United
States
|
Columbia
University
Press
|
4
|
J Cunliffe
|
A History of the United
States
|
Macmillan
|
Paper
Code – ENG 305 English Language Teaching - I
Details
of the syllabus
Unit 1
|
1. Fundamentals of language teaching – objectives, materials and
evaluation- Difference between first language and second language
|
Unit 2
|
Theories of language
learning- behaviorism and cognitivism
|
Unit 3
|
Second language learning models – acculturation, monitor
and variable competence models - contrastive analysis, error analysis
and interlanguage
|
Unit 4
|
Introduction English language teaching: Structural approach,
communicative language teaching and testing.
|
Unit 5
|
Grammar
translation method, bi-lingual method, direct method and audio- lingual
method.
Testing
and Evaluation in ELT : Techniques of Testing, Types of Testing, Techniques
of Evaluation.
|
Text Books
Author
|
Title
|
Publisher
|
|
1.
|
H.H.Stern
|
Fundamental concepts in
Language
Teaching
|
O.U.P
|
2.
|
Richards, Jack
C. &Theodore S.
Rodgers
|
Approaches and
Methods in Language Teaching
|
Cambridge University Press
|
3.
|
Geetha Nagaraj
|
English Language Teaching:
Approaches,
Methods, Techniques
|
Orient Longman
|
Reference books
Author
|
Title
|
Publisher
|
|
1.
|
Penny UR,
|
A Course in Language Teaching
|
1996, New Delhi, Oxford
University
Press
|
2.
|
Keith Johnson
|
Language Teaching and skill
Learning
|
1966, Oxford: Blackwell
Publishers.
|
3.
|
Brumfit, C.J.K.
Johnson (1994)
|
The Communicative Approach to
Language Teaching
|
New Delhi, Oxford: Oxford
University
Press
|
4.
|
Nunan, D. 1988
|
The Learner-Centred Curriculum
|
New Delhi: Cambridge
University
Press
|
5.
|
Saraswathi, V, 2004
|
English Language Teaching,
Principles and Practice
|
Chennai: Orient Longman
|
6.
|
Tickoo M.L. 2003
|
Teaching and
Learning English
|
Orient Longman.
|
7.
|
Stem, H.H. 1983
|
Fundamental Concepts of Language
Teaching
|
Oxford University Press
|
8.
|
J Carrol & P. Hall
|
Make Your Own
Language Tests: A
|
Pergamon Institute of
|
Practical Guide to Writing Language
Performance Tests.
|
English
|
Paper Code - ENG 401 Literary Theory and Criticism –II
Details of the
syllabus
Unit 1
|
Frantz Fanon :
The Wretched Of The Earth ( Chapter 3)
Edmund Wilson :
Marxism and Literature.
|
Unit 2
|
Gerard Gennette :
Structuralism and Literary Criticism
Jacques Derrida : Sign, Structure, and Play in the Discourse of the
Human Sciences
|
Unit 3
|
M.M.Bakhtin : Introduction To Dialogic Imagination.
Maggie Humm :
In to the Millenium.
|
Unit 4
|
Bharatamuni :On Natya and Rasa :Aesthetics of Dramatic Experience from G.N.Devy’s book
Arjun Dangle :
Dalit Literature : Past, Present, & Future
|
Unit 5
|
Vandana Shiva :Women
in Nature(Ch.3).
|
Text books
Author
|
Title
|
Publisher
|
|
1
|
David Lodge.Ed.
Frantz Fanon Edward Said
|
20th Century Literary Criticism:A Reader The Wretched Of The
Earth
Orientalism
|
-Pearson
-Grove
Press
-Penguin
|
2
|
Lodge, David.
Ed.
|
Modern Criticism and Theory
|
-Longman 3rd
ed
|
3
|
Mary
Jacobus.Ed. M.M.Bakhtin
|
Women's Writing and Writing About Women Introduction To Dialogic
Imagination
|
-Croom Helm
-University of
Texas Press
|
4
|
G.N.Devy.Ed.
Arjun Dangle
|
Indian Literary Criticism:
Theory and Interpretation
Dalit
Literature : Past, Present, & Future
|
-Orient Blackswan
-Orient
Blackswan
|
5
|
Vandana Shiv
|
Staying Alive: Women,
Ecology & Developmet.
|
South End
Press
|
Reference books
Author
|
Title
|
Publisher
|
|
1
|
Peter Barry
|
Beginning theory
|
Viva Books
|
2
|
Tim Woods
|
Beginning Post
Modernism
|
Viva Books
|
3
|
K.M.Newton
|
Twentieth Century Literary Theory
(1988)
|
Macmillan
|
4
|
K.M.Newton
|
Theory Into
Practice (1992)
|
Macmillan
|
5
|
Wilfred L. Guerin
|
A Handbook of Critical Approaches
to Literature (2005)
|
OUP
|
6
|
Arjun Dangle
|
Poisoned Bread
(1994)
|
Orient Blackswan
|
7
|
Raman Selden,
Peter
Widdowson, & Peter Brooker
|
A
Reader’s Guide to Contemporary Literary Theory
|
Pearson
|
8
|
Pramod Nayar
|
Literary Theory
Today
|
Asia Book Club
|
9.
|
Heather Eaton
|
Introducing
Ecofeminist Theologies
|
T&T Clark
|
Paper Code – ENG 405 New
Literatures in English-II
Details of the syllabus
Unit 1
|
A.D. Hope
Douglas
Stewart
|
: Australia,
Standardization
:
Ned Kelly
|
Unit 2
|
Patrick White
|
: The Tree of Man
|
Unit 3
|
Margaret Atwood
Margaret Laurence
|
:This is a Photograph of me, Marrying the Hangman
: The Stone Angel
|
Unit 4
|
Nadine Gordimer
|
: July’s People
|
Unit 5
|
Athol Fugard
|
: The Blood Knot.
|
Text Books
Author
|
Title
|
Publisher
|
|
1.
|
A.D. Hope
|
Australia
|
Internet
|
2.
|
Douglas Stewart
|
Ned Kelly
|
Angus & Robertson
|
3.
|
Margaret Atwood
|
This is a Photograph of
me,
Marrying
the Hangman
|
Internet
|
4.
|
Patrick White
|
Voss
|
Penguin
|
5.
|
Margaret Laurence
|
The Stone Angel
|
University of Chicago press
|
7.
|
Han Suyin
|
A Many Splendoured thing
|
Little Brown & Co
|
Reference books
Author
|
Title
|
Publisher
|
|
1.
|
Elleke Boehmer
|
Colonial and Postcolonial
literature:Migrant Metaphors
|
OUP
|
2.
|
Neil Lazarus
|
The Cambridge Companion to
Postcolonial Literary Studies
|
CUP
|
3.
|
Pramod Nayar
|
Postcolonial Literature: An
Introduction
|
Pearson
|
4.
|
Bill Ashcroft& Ed.
|
The Postcolonial Studies Reader
|
Routledge
|
Paper Code – ENG 403 Indian
Literature in Translation
Details of the
syllabus
Unit 1
|
Bankim Chandra Chatterjee:
Anandamath
Premchand: Godan
|
Unit 2
|
Kesava Reddy : Ballad of
Vontillu.
T.Sivasankara Pillai: Chemmen
|
Unit 3
|
Mahaswetha Devi : Hazar
Churasir Ma(play)
|
Unit 4
|
Abburi Chaya Devi : Bonsai
Life.
Volga:Ayoni
|
Unit 5
|
U.R.Anantha Murthy :
Samskara
Bama:
Sangati
|
Text books
Author
|
Title
|
Publisher
|
|
Chaterjee
|
Anandamath
|
OUP
|
|
Premchand
|
Godan
|
OUP
|
|
K.Kutumba rao
|
Chaduvu
|
Sahitya Akademi
|
|
Ranganayakamma
Volga
|
Ayoni and the Other
Stories edited
by
Alladi Uma & Sridhar
|
Oup
|
|
Kesava Reddy
|
Ballad of Vontillu
|
OUP
|
|
Mahaswetha Devi
|
Hazar Churasir Ma
|
Parabaas
|
|
Abburi Chaya
Devi
|
Bonsai Life.
|
Heinman
|
|
Bama
|
Sangati
|
OUP
|
|
U.R.Anantha
Murthy
|
Samskara
|
OUP
|
Reference books
Author
|
Title
|
Publisher
|
|
1
|
K.Srinivasa Iyengar
|
Indian Writing in English
|
Sterling
|
2
|
Meenakshi
Mukharjee
|
Twice Born Fiction
|
Pencraft
|
3
|
Bruce King
|
Modern Indian Poetry in
English
|
OUP
|
Paper
Code – ENG 404
|
Text books
Author
|
Title
|
Publisher
|
|
Wallace Stevens
|
Poetry of Wallace Stevens
|
Oxford University Press
|
|
Robert Frost
|
Poetry of Robert Frost
|
Oxford University Press
|
|
Sylvia Plath
|
Poetry of Sylvia Plath
|
Oxford University Press
|
|
Edward Albee
|
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Wollf?
|
Macmillan
|
|
Ernest
Hemingway
|
The Old Man and the Sea
|
Oxford University Press
|
|
Ralph Ellison
|
The Invisible Man
|
Oxford University Press
|
Reference books
Author
|
Title
|
Publisher
|
|
1
|
Borris Ford
|
The pelican guide to
English
Literature
Vol-9
|
Pelican
|
2
|
Robert E. Spiller
|
Literary History of the
United States
of
America
|
Macmillan
|
3
|
Emory Elliott
(ed)
|
Colombia Literary History
of the
United
States
|
Columbia Univ
Press
|
4
|
J Cunliffe
|
A History of the United
States
|
Macmillan
|
Paper Code – ENG 402 English
Language Teaching-II
Details of the
syllabus
Unit 1
|
Humanistic approaches –
the silent way, TPR, community language
learning and suggestopedia
|
Unit 2
|
Curriculum and syllabus –
predetermined syllabus and emergent syllabus
|
Unit 3
|
Teaching language elements
– grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation
|
Unit 4
|
Teaching language skills –
listening, speaking, reading and writing
|
Unit 5
|
Teaching practice – techniques of micro teaching –
team teaching
Testing
and evaluation
|
Text Books
Author
|
Title
|
Publisher
|
|
1.
|
H.H.Stern
|
Fundamental concepts in
Language
Teaching
|
O.U.P
|
2.
|
Richards, Jack C. &Theodore S.
Rodgers
|
Approaches and Methods in Language Teaching
|
Cambridge University Press
|
3.
|
Geetha Nagaraj
|
English Language Teaching:
Approaches,
Methods, Techniques
|
Orient Longman
|
Reference books
Author
|
Title
|
Publisher
|
|
1.
|
Penny UR,
|
A Course in
Language Teaching
|
1996, New Delhi, Oxford
University
Press
|
2.
|
Keith Johnson
|
Language Teaching and skill
Learning
|
1966, Oxford: Blackwell
Publishers.
|
3.
|
Brumfit, C.J.K.
Johnson (1994)
|
The Communicative Approach to
Language Teaching
|
New Delhi, Oxford: Oxford
University
Press
|
4.
|
Heaton, J B
|
Writing English
language tests
|
Longman
|
5.
|
Saraswathi, V, 2004
|
English
Language Teaching,
Principles and Practice
|
Chennai: Orient Longman
|
6.
|
Tickoo M.L. 2003
|
Teaching and
Learning English
|
Orient Longman.
|
7.
|
Stem, H.H. 1983
|
Fundamental Concepts of Language
Teaching
|
Oxford University Press
|
8.
|
J Carrol & P. Hall
|
Make Your Own Language Tests: A
Practical Guide
to Writing Language Performance Tests.
|
Pergamon Institute of English
|
Paper Code –
ENG 106 English Language Laboratory Practical
Vocabulary building Lab exercises using printed Book & CD (Ruth
Gairns & Stuart Redman- Advanced Oxford Word Skills-OUP-2009-pp.01 to 105) and enhancing
Public Speaking and presentation skills through practice:
1. Expanding your Vocabulary
2.
The Body
3. You and other
People
4.
Leisure and Lifestyle
5. A Changing World
6.
Institutions
Text Books:
Author
|
Title
|
Publisher
|
|
3.
|
Ruth Gairns &
Stuart Redman
|
Advanced Oxford Word
Skills
|
OUP
|
4.
|
George Yule
|
Advanced Oxford Practice Grammar
|
OUP
|
5.
|
Marion Gruss
|
English for Presentations
|
OUP
|
(The lab component may be divided into two sessions- language lab,
using the multimedia lab for listening and reading skills, Communication Lab,
using the lab with PA system or a classroom for writing and speaking skills)
Paper Code – ENG 206
English Language Laboratory Practical
Vocabulary building Lab exercises using printed Book & CD(Ruth
Gairns & Stuart Redman- Advanced Oxford Word Skills-OUP-2009-pp.108 to
207) and enhancing Public Speaking and presentation skills through
practice:
1.
News and current
affairs
2.
Work and finance
3. Concepts
4.
Spoken English
5. Written English
6.
Aspects of Language
Books:
Author
|
Title
|
Publisher
|
|
1.
|
Ruth
Gairns & Stuart Redman
|
Advanced Oxford
Word Skills
|
OUP
|
2.
|
George Yule
|
Advanced Oxford Practice Grammar
|
OUP
|
3.
|
Marion
Gruss
|
English
for Presentations
|
OUP
|
(The lab component may be divided into two sessions- language lab, using the multimedia lab for listening and reading skills, Communication Lab, using the lab with PA system or a classroom for writing and speaking skills)
Paper Code- ENG 306
English Language Laboratory Practical
English for
Academic Purposes:
1. Writing skills
for academic purposes:
- Writing:
summaries, essays, reports, term papers.
-
Introduction to research, planning and editing skills.
- Writing abstract
and Paper for academic courses/conference.
-
Note-taking.
2. Reading skills
for academic purposes:
- Skimming,
scanning and speed reading.
-
Interpretation of
graphs, diagrams and charts.
- Reading for main
points and for specific information.
- Understanding
purpose and intent.
3. Presentation skills:
-
Introduction to oral & PPT presentation skills.
-
Oral paper presentation in seminar/conference. Books
& Software:
|
(The lab component may be divided into two sessions- language lab, using the multimedia lab for listening and reading skills, Communication Lab, using the lab with PA system or a classroom for writing and speaking skills)
Paper Code – Eng 406
English Language
Laboratory Practical
English for the
Media:
1.
Newspaper in the classroom- Writing
headlines-Analysing newspaper articles Interview skills-translation-Planning
and writing a newspaper article
2.
Radio-Understanding the language of
radio presenters- Understanding the production process-Planning a news list-Giving
post-production feedback
3.
Magazines- Composing magazine
covers-Planning the contents of a
magazine- Writing a true life stories-Stylistic devices-freelance writing.
4.
Visual Media-Television &
Film-Editing a TV documentary-The
language of television Production-
writing a screenplay -Writing a film review.
5.
Digital Media- Technical writing
-website design-online writing for social network sites-Planning and writing a
blog -Creating a podcast.
Books & Software:
Author
|
Title
|
Publisher
|
|
1.
|
Nick Ceramella
and Elizabeth Lee
|
Cambridge
English for the Media with CD
|
CUP
|
2.
|
James Glen Stovall
|
Writing for the Mass Media
|
Pearson
|
3.
|
Anthony
Friedmann
|
Writing for Visual Media-3rd
Ed
|
Focal Press
|
(The lab component may be divided into two sessions- language lab,
using the multimedia lab for listening and reading skills, Communication Lab,
using the lab with PA system or a classroom for writing and speaking skills)
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