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  B.A. Part I (Discipline Specific Core) (DSC-A3) (English Paper–I) (Semester–I) Modern Indian Writing in English Translation (CBCS with MEME in accordance with NEP) Detailed Syllabus ·          Unit1: Short Story as a Minor Form of Literature; Characteristic              Features ·          Unit2: Short Story as a Minor Form of Literature: Types ·          Unit3: A) Premchand’s ‘The Shroud’   B) Saratchandra Chatterji’s ‘Laloo’ ·          Unit4: A) Gurdial Singh‘A Season of No Return’ B) Fakir Mohan Senapati ‘Rebati’ Pattern of Question Paper Total Marks–40 Q. 1. Multiple choice questions with four alternatives.                      (08)...

B. A. Part II English (Optional) Syllabus Semester III Paper No. III – Literature and Cinema Module 01 Theories of Adaptation Module 02 Adaptation as Interpretation Module 03 ‘Comedy of Errors’ (Drama written by William Shakespeare) and ‘ Angoor’ - ‘अंगूर’ (Film based on drama – ‘Comedy of Errors’) Module 04 ‘Comedy of Errors’ (Drama written by William Shakespeare) and ‘ Angoor’ - ‘अंगूर’ (Film based on drama – ‘Comedy of Errors’)   Paper No. IV – Literature and Cinema Module 01 Partition: Causes and Effects Module 02 Communal Conflicts and Violence Module 03 ‘A Train To Pakistan’ (Novel by Khushwant Singh) Module 04 ‘A Train To Pakistan’ (Novel by Khushwant Singh)   Paper No. III: Question Paper Pattern ...

 (Jarandikar N A) Module II (A) Grammar for Competitive Examinations Task II: Complete the following sentences choosing appropriate words from the pair given in the brackets: 1. Library is a _____ place to study. (quite/ quiet ) 2. Everyone does not share his/her _____ with others. (principals/ principles ) 3. The _____ freely wandered in the jungle. ( deer / dear) 4. The company sent a _____ to the employee. ( mail / male) 5. Rahul _____ the activity successfully. ( led /laid) Task III: Identify the type of the underlined phrases in the following sentences: 1. The boy in the shop is my friend. ( prepositional phrase ) 2. Anil continued his work much cautiously . ( adverbial phrase ) 3. Heena is a very charming actress . ( noun phrase ) 4. Dhoni has been playing cricket since long. ( verb phrase ) 5. The leader gave a very effective lecture . ( noun phrase ) 6. She bought a decent white shirt . ( noun phrase ) 7. I saw a brown cat in the street . ...

  Shivaji University, Kolhapur B.A. Part I (Discipline Specific Core) (Paper –I) (Semester – I) Modern Indian Writing in English Translation (CBCS) Detailed Syllabus Short Stories - Unit 1. Short Story as a Minor Form of Literature: Characteristic Features Unit 2. Short Story as a Minor Form of Literature: Types Unit 3. A) Premchand ‘The Shroud’             B) Saratchandra Chatterji ‘Laloo’ Unit 4.   A) Gurdial Singh ‘A Season of No Return’             B) Fakir Mohan Senapati ‘Rebati’ -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   Pattern of Question Paper Semester I  (Paper –I)   Total Marks – 50             Q. 1. Multiple choice questions with four alternatives.    ...

Syllabus for Semester V BA Part III / English ·          40 Marks: University Exam (Descriptive/Offline) ·          10 Marks: Internal (Seminar Presentation) Compulsory English MODULE I A. Interview Skills B. The Interview -V.V. John MODULE II A. Grammar for Competitive Examinations B. The Lottery - Shirley Jackson MODULE III A. Writing Skills for Competitive Examinations B. After Twenty Years - O’ Henry MODULE IV A. I Shall Return To This Bengal - Jibananda Das   B. (i) Song of Youth - A. P. J. Abdul Kalam         (ii) The Orphan Girl - Henry Derezio *     *     *     *     * Question Paper Pattern Q.1 A)  Three multiple choice questions   based on lessons and poems                          (03) Q. 1 B)  Answer in on...

                                              BA (Special) English Syllabus for Semester V Paper No. Title of Paper VII Introduction to Literary Criticism VIII English Poetry IX English Drama X English Novel XI Language and Linguistics Paper No. VII: Introduction to Literary Criticism I)      Introduction to Literary Criticism: i)         Nature of Criticism ii)       Function of Criticism    II) Classical Criticism: (From Aristotle’s Poetics) i)         The concept of Tragedy ii)       The Ideal Tragic Hero III)          ...