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EN-1105 - Introduction To Literature

This document outlines the course structure and content for an introductory literature course. The course covers major literary eras from medieval to modern times through analyzing representative works. It introduces students to elements of poetry, short stories, novels and literary techniques. It also focuses on developing literary skills. Two novels and three short stories are studied in depth to analyze narrative form and techniques.

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EN-1105 - Introduction To Literature

This document outlines the course structure and content for an introductory literature course. The course covers major literary eras from medieval to modern times through analyzing representative works. It introduces students to elements of poetry, short stories, novels and literary techniques. It also focuses on developing literary skills. Two novels and three short stories are studied in depth to analyze narrative form and techniques.

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EN-1105 - Introduction to literature

1. Introduction to literary eras (30 / 15 hrs)


Mediaeval - a ballad, Demon Lover
Elizabethan - sonnet by Shakespeare, Shall I compare
thee to a summer’s day’ Rose Cheeked Laura by Thomas
Campion
Metaphysical - Death be not proud by Donne, To His Coy Mistress by
Andrew Marvell
Augustan -‘The Portrait of Zimri’ from Absalom and Achitophel by
John Dryden
Romantic - Rainbow by Wordsworth
Victorian - Lotus Eaters (The first of the poem up to choric song) by
Alfred Lord Tennyson.
Modern -Irish Airman foresees his death by W.B Yeats

2. Introduction to the elements of poetry, short story, novel (05 / 03 hrs)


3. Introduction to literary techniques.(05 / 02 hrs)
4. Introduction to literary skills. (10 / 05 hrs)

5. Novel - ‘Lord of the flies’ by William Golding /Great Expectations


by Charles Dickens (20 / 10 hrs)

6. Short story - ‘Open Window’ by Saki


The Rocking Winner by D.H Lawrence
Uncle Ernest by Allan Sill toe (20 / 10 hrs)

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