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Time table for the 2nd CIA Test - Feb 201023/02/2010, 9am, Tuesday: Critical Theory23/02/2010, 1pm, Friday: Russian Literature24/02/2010, 9am, Wednessday: Cultural Studies25/02/2010, 9pm, Tuesday: Post colonial Studies26/02/2010, 9am, Thursday: American LiteratureNote: Try to be at Exam hall 10 minutes before the time.

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AMERICAN LITERATURE:1. Emerson's 2 essays- Intro to "Nature" and "Self-Reliance"2. Thoreau's "On Economy"3. Hawthorne- Scarlet letter4. Intro to Jewish American experience/writing5. Salinger(Franny and Zooey)+Background6. Faulkner (A Rose for Emily)+backgroundRUSSIAN LITERATURE:1. Anna Akhmatova's Poems2. Nabokov's "Pnin" and "An evening of Russian poetry"3. Solzhenitsyn's "One day in the Life of

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Time: 9.00AM - 10:30AM19/12/2009, Saturday: Critical Theory19/12/2009, Saturday: Russian Literature(1pm)21/12/2009, Thursday: Cultural Studies22/12/2009, Saturday: Postcolonial Studies23/12/2009, Monday: American Literature

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American Literature (Part - 2)Russian Literature(Part - 2)Critical Theory (Part- 2)Post Colonial Studies (Part - 2 )Cultural Studies (Part - 2)

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1. Poetry : (One Peom each from the following authors)(a) Anna Akhmatova, (2nd Test) - Poems 1 | Poems 2 (b) Vladimir Mayakovsk(c) Boris Pasternak2. Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn : One day in the life of Ivan Denisovich (2nd Test) - Wiki |Guide 1 | Guide 2 | Guide 3 3. Yevgeny Zamyatin : We4. Vladimir Nabokov : An Evening of Russian Poetry (2nd Test) - Text, Pnin (2nd Test) - Text | Guide 1 | Guide 2

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1. The Chief's Daughters (An Otoe legend)2. Frederick Douglas : The life of Frederick Douglas (excerpt)3. Nathaniel Hawthorne : The Scarlett Letter (2nd Test) - Wiki | Guides: 1 | 2 | 3 | 44. Herman Melville : Bartleby, the Scrivener5. Ralph Waldo Emerson : Nature; Chapter-1, Self-Reliance (2nd Test) - Guides: 1 | 2 | 3 | 46. Henry David Thoreau : On Economy (from Walden) (2nd Test) - Text |

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UNIT I: CULTURAL THEORIES:1. Antonio Gramsci : Intellectuals2. Raymond Williams : Conclusion - Culture and Society3. Walter Benjamin : The work of art in the age of Machanical production (2nd Test) - Text | Guide 1 | Guide 2 | Guide 3 | Wiki4. Max Horkheimer and Theodor Adorno : The culture industry - enlightenment as Mass Deception (2nd Test) - Guide 1 | Guide 2 | Guide 3 | Wiki 5. Jurgen

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UNIT I : POST COLONIAL THEORY:1. Edward Said : Orientalism (extract) (2nd Test) - Guides: 1 | 2 | 3 | Wiki2. Ashis Nandy : Intimate Enemy (Passage on Aurobindo)3. Benedict Anderson : Imagined Community4. Frederic Jameson : Third World Literature in the Age of Multinational Capitalism5. Chandra T. Mohanty : Under Western Eyes: Feminist Scholarship and Colonial Discourse (extract) (2nd Test) -

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OBJECTIVES:1. To Introduce issues of current Critical Theory2. To study theories in contect, the emphasis is on understanding how "Theory actually works"3. To focus on the following major Critical Theories;a) Structuralism and Semiotics b) Deconstruction and Post-Structuralism c) Marxism and Marxist theory d) Post-Colonial Criticism f) Feminist Theory and CriticismTEXT:1. Roland Barthes :

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Time: 9.00AM to 12.00 Noon15/10/2009, Thursday: Critical Theory20/10/2009, Tuesday: Post colonial Studies22/10/2009, Thursday: Cultural Studies24/10/2009, Saturday: American Literature26/10/2009, Monday: Russian LiteratureNote: All exams will be held in the UG Block

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12.9.2009, Friday: 1. Critical Theory (9am), 2. Russian Literature (1pm)13.9.2009, Saturday: 3. Cultural Studies (9am)15.9.2009, Monday: 4. Post Colonial Studies (9am)16.9.2009, Tuesday: 5. American Literature (9am)

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Date 9-10:30 1-2:30 27-7-2009Critical Theory [EN 901] Russian Literature [EN 908]28-7-2009 Post Colonial Studies [En 902] 29-7-2009 Cultural studies [EN 903]30-7-2009 American Literature [EN 904]

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09-10 10-11 11-12 12-01 01-0202-03Mon Rus Lit Rus Lit Ame Lit Tue Ame Lit - Cri The Cri The Cul Stu Cul Stu Wed Ame Lit Rus Lit Rus Lit Cul Stu Cul Stu Thu Cri The Pos Col Pos Col Cri Theo Fri - Ame Lit - Pos Col Pos Col Abbreviations:Ame Lit : American LiteratureRus Lit : Russian LiteratureCri The : Critical TheoryPol Col : Post Colonial StudiesCul Stu

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IInd MA English - Semester III - Post Colonial Studies (Part 1) - Syllabus 2009 - 2010UNIT I : Historical BackgroundEric Hobswan : The Age of the Empire - Chapter 3UNITE II: Colonial Discourse1. The Picture : Vespucci Discovering America2. The 16th Century Atlas 3. Columbus Voyage : The British Capitalism4. It was a Wonderful Silence : Extract from George Lemming"s Natives of my Person5.

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IInd MA English - Semester III - Russian Literature (Part 1) - Syllabus 2009 - 20101. Aleksandr Pushkin: a) The Bronze horseman - Text | Guide | More b) The Captain's Daughter - Text | Guide c) The Snowstorm - Text2. Nikolai Gogol : Five St.Petersberg Stories (2nd Test) (i)The Nose (ii)Diary of a Madman (iii)

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IInd MA English - Semester III - American Literature (Part 1) - Syllabus 2009 - 2010POETRY:1. Edgar Allan Poe : (2nd Test)(i) The Bell - Wiki | Text (ii) The Raven - Wiki | Text 2. Emily Dickinson :(i) I taste a Liquor never brewed - Guide(ii) Some keep the Sabbath - Guide I | Guide II3. Robert Frost : Mending wall - Text & Guide | Analysis4. Wallace Stevens : (2nd Test)(i) The emperor of ice

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IInd MA English - Semester III - Critical Theory (Part 1) - Syllabus 2009 - 20101. Samuel Johnson : Preface to Shakespeare - Text | Guide2. TS Eliot : Tradition and Individual Talent - Text | Guide3. Matthew Arnold : The Study of Poetry - Text | Guide4. FR Leavis : Reality and Sincerity (2nd Test)5. Cleanth Brooks : The Language of Paradox - Guide 1 | Guide 2 (2nd Test)6. Northrop Frye : Myth,

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Hi friends, here are links for the whole subject for 2nd Semester. It took me some time to search and edit the following links, please be thankful (._.) English Literature Upto 1900 (Part II) English Literature - 1900 and After (Part II)Gender StudiesContemporary Indian Writing in English Writing Seminar

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DATE9:30Am - 12:30Pm March 31 English Literature - Part I April 2 English Literature - Part II April 4 Writing Seminar April 6 Contemporary Indian Writing in English April 8 Gender StudiesSyllabus of 2nd Semester 2008 - 2009:English Literature Upto 1900 (Part II) English Literature - 1900 and After (Part II)Gender StudiesContemporary Indian Writing Writing Seminar

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2nd Semester, 2nd Test February 2009 Time Table :DATE9 - 10:30Am1 - 2:30Pm 14 (Saturday) English Literature - Part II --- 16 (Monday) English Literature - Part I Gender Studies 17 (Tuesday) Contemporary Indian Writing - - - 18 (Wednesday) Writing Seminar - - -

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1 MA English - Semester II - English Literature 1900 and After (Part II) - Syllabus 2008 - 2009Unit I Post-War WritingBeckett : Waiting For GodotHan Bennet : The History BoysUnite II : Post-War PoetryTed Hughes : Hawk RoostingSeamus Heaney : Digging; Churning DaySylvia Plath : Daddy; Lady LazarusThomas Gunn : Considering The Snail Unit III : New Writings in EnglishJohn Fowles : The French

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The snail pushes through a greennight, for the grass is heavywith water and meets overthe bright path he makes, where rainhas darkened the earth's dark. Hemoves in a wood of desire,pale antlers barely stirringas he hunts. I cannot tellwhat power is at work, drenched there with purpose, knowing nothing.What is a snail's fury? All I think is that if laterI parted the blades abovethe tunnel and

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Hi friends,I am not able to find a web page that contains the Margaret Thatcher's Education Policies in English in 1980s. If you know any link to this topic, please add it in the comment or post it in the group mail. Thanks in advance.

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The curfew tolls the knell of parting day,The lowing herd wind slowly o'er the leaThe plowman homeward plods his weary way,And leaves the world to darkness and to me.Now fades the glimm'ring landscape on the sight,And all the air a solemn stillness holds,Save where the beetle wheels his droning flight,And drowsy tinklings lull the distant folds;Save that from yonder ivy-mantled tow'rThe moping

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William Blake (1757-1827)The Little Black BoyMY mother bore me in the southern wild, And I am black, but O, my soul is white!White as an angel is the English child, But I am black, as if bereaved of light.My mother taught me underneath a tree, And, sitting down before the heat of day,She took me on her lap and kissèd me, And, pointing to the East, began to say:'Look at the rising sun:

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Below is the time table for 1st CIA Test(English) December 2008. DATE9 - 10:30Am1 - 2:30Pm 19 (Friday) English Literature - Part I Gender Studies 20 (Saturday) English Literature - Part II - - - 22 (Monday) Writing Seminar - - - 23 (Tuesday) Contemporary Indian Writing - - -

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1 MA English - Semester II - Gender Studies (Part I) - Syllabus 2008 - 2009Unit I: Patriarchy in the Context of Family, Caste, Community and Nation1. Juliet Mitchel : Women's Estate (Chapter 5)2. Ambedkar : The Hindu Code Bill3. Kumkum Roy : Where Women are Worshipped There the Gods Rejoice4. Tanika Sarkar : "Aspects of Contemporary Hindutva Theology: The Voice of Sadhvi Rithambara" in Hindu Wife

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1 MA English - Semester II - Writing Seminar - Syllabus 2008 - 2009Unit I: Pre-writing:1. Discussions on Pre-writing, Activitings such as Brainstorming, Clustering, Organizing and Formulation of ideas thoughts/responses.2. Developing ideas, identifying themes, examining already well-formed writing3. Editing and Revising writing (One's Own and others)Unit II1. Focus on differing forms of writing

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1 MA English - Semester II - Contemporary Indian Writing - Syllabus 2008 - 2009Unit IIntroduction:1. Meenakshi Mukerjee : Interrogating Post Colonialism2.Arun Mukherjee : Post Colonialism: Some Uneasy Conjectures(From Interrogating Post-Colonialism : Theory, Text and Context) (2nd Test)3. Harish Trivedi : Panchadattu (Colonial Transactions)4. Susie Tharu and K Lalitha : Women Writing The Nation

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1 MA English - Semester II - English Literature Upto 1900 (Part II) - Syllabus 2008 - 2009Unit IThomas Gray : Elegy written in the Country Churchyard | GuideWilliam Blake : The Little Black Boy | GuideWilliam Wordsworth : Tintern AbbeySamuel Taylor Coleridge : Dejection: An OdeGeorge Gordon Byron : When We Two PartedShelley : Ode to The West WindKeats : Ode on a Grecian UrnJane Austen : Sense and

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Film Studies: Fiction into Film1. AdaptationIntroducing students to current theories and practices in the field of of film adaption focusing on novels and films that represent the nature and implication on the practice.a) Novel : E M Froster's A passage to Indiab) Novella : Sarat chandra's Paraneeta2. Adaptation as interpretationNovel: Vladimir Nabakov's Lolita.Film: Stanley Kubrick's Lolita.3

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English Literature Upto 1900 (Part 1)UNIT I:1. Geoffrey Chaucer: General Prologue to The Canterbury Tales (Excepts Knight, Friar Prioress, Wife of Bath, Parson Clerk, Miller, Manciple)2. Thomas Wyatt: "Whos list to hunt"3. Philip Sydney: Sonnet 45, "Stella oft sees the very face of woe"4. Edmund Spenser: Sonnet 75. "One day I wrote her Name Upon the strand"5. William Shakespeare: Sonnet 144, "Two

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Hi friends, below is the time table for the 1st semester exams for 1st Year MA, English. Please note that the exam time is between 9:30 am and 12:30pm20th : Textual Ananlysis22nd : English Literature - 1900 and After24th : Gender Studies28th : English Literature - Upto 190030th : Film Studies: Fiction into Film

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Unit I: Introduction1. Definition and significance of Gender Studies2. Key Concepts: Patriarchy. Sex and Gender. Subjectivity, Power, Sexuality3. Kate Millet : Theory of Sexual Politics4. Susie Tharu and Tejaswini Nranjana : Problems for a Contemporary Theory GenderUnite II: Women, Writing and Representation1. Sashi Deshpande : "The Stone Woman"2. Ismat Chugtai : "The Veil"3. Sarat Chandra

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English Literature - 1900 and After Unit IThomas Hardy : The Mayor of CasterbridgeEM Foster : Howard's EndKate Chopin : The AwakeningUnit IIVirginia Woolf : To the LighthouseMartin Amis : London FieldsZadie Smith : On BeautyUnit IIIW B Yeats : Easter 1916, Second Coming, Sailing to ByzantiumTS Eliot : The WastelandPhilip Larkin : The Whitsun WeddingsUnit IVJohn Osborne : Look Back in AngerBlog

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I do not pretend, in giving you the history of this Royal Slave, to entertain my reader with adventures of a feigned hero, whose life and fortunes fancy may manage at the poet's pleasure; nor in relating the truth, design to adorn it with any accidents but such as arrived in earnest to him: and it shall come simply into the world, recommended by its own proper merits and natural intrigues; there

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Hi classmates I think that it is and should be the responsibility of the entire class to participate EQUALLY and UNANIMOUSLY in discussions, even if there is a single representative or a spokesperson representing the ideas and opinions of the class/group. If the class shares a similar opinion, i think they SHOULD speak for themselves even if there is a person speaking on behalf of the class. I

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1st Year Master of Arts students are required to bring their Film Studies answer scripts of both the tests (1st and 2nd tests of 1st Semester) on Monday to cross check marks.The same students are hereby notified to bring one passport size photograph on Monday - October 6, 2008, for their examination hall ticket form.

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September 1 9 - 10:30am : English Literature - I1 - 2:30pm : Film StudiesSeptember 29 - 10:30am : English Literature - IISeptember 49 - 10:30am : Gender StudiesSeptember 59 - 10:30am : Textual AnalysisSYLLABUS FOR THE TEST:Textual Analysis 1. Satire 2. Archetype 3. Paradoy 4. NarrativeEnglish Literature - 1 1. Shakespeare's Sonnet - 144 2. John Donne 3. Marvell's Poetry 4

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August 4 : 9 - 10:30 Am : English Literature - I 1 - 2:30 Pm : Textual AnalysisAugust 5 : 9 - 10:30 Am : English Literature - II9 - 10:30 Am : Film StudiesAugust 6 :9 - 10:30 Am : Gender StudiesSYLLABUS FOR THE TEST:TEXTUAL ANALYSIS:1. Symbol, 2. Imagery, 3. Metaphor, 4. Metonymn, 5. Connotation/Denotation, 6. Myth, 7. Genre TheoryENGLISH LITERATURE - I :Part - 11. RENAISSANCE + History of

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Narration in the Psychoanalytic Dialogue by Roy Schafer Embodied Genre by F. Elizabeth Hart The Law of Genre by Jacques Derrida Translated by Avital Ronell Narrative Time by Paul Ricoeur Language, Narrative, and Anti-Narrative by Robert Scholes Narrative Versions, Narrative Theories by Barbara Herrnstein Smith The Value of Narrativity in the Representation of Reality by Hayden White

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Gender refers to the differences between men and women. Encyclopædia Britannica notes that gender identity is "an individual's self-conception as being male or female, as distinguished from actual biological sex." Although gender is commonly used interchangeably with sex, within the social sciences it often refers to specifically social differences, known as gender roles in the biological

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The British traders founded East India Company in Calcutta(Kolkota) which opens the way for the British rule in India. Check out the video clips here »

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Passage to India - Walt Whitman (1819-1892)1 Singing my days,Singing the great achievements of the present,Singing the strong light works of engineers,Our modern wonders, (the antique ponderous Seven outvied,)In the Old World the east the Suez canal,The New by its mighty railroad spann'd,The seas inlaid with eloquent gentle wires;Yet first to sound, and ever sound, the cry with thee O soul,The

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IN Moulmein, in lower Burma, I was hated by large numbers of people—the only time in my life that I have been important enough for this to happen to me. I was sub-divisional police officer of the town, and in an aimless, petty kind of way anti-European feeling was very bitter. No one had the guts to raise a riot, but if a European woman went through the bazaars alone somebody would probably spit

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Master of Arts - 1st Year: We have just collected names of the students, e-mail addresses and their contact numbers today. The list will be available for the M.A 1st year students soon. The copy will be available for both downloading online and hard xerox copy. Please pay for the xerox expenses when you ask for the copy. We think that it's good not to post e-mail List in this blog in order to

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On December 7th, 2007, Doris Lessing, aged 88, was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature. In her acceptance speech she recalls her childhood in Africa and laments that children in Zimbabwe are starving for knowledge, while those in more privileged countries shun reading for the 'inanities' of the internet:Continue Reading A hunger for books - Doris Lessing

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SOME IMPORTANT POINTS TO BE NOTED BEFORE YOU SEND THE APPLICATION FORM:The application form is in PDF format and contains two pages, which should be printed on two separate A4 size sheets. The application form must be duly filled in the applicant's handwriting. Please read the prospectus of the college given under "downloads category" of this webpage A demand draft for Rs.300/- drawn in

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M. S. Communication :St Joseph's College will begin a Post-graduate course in Communication from the year 2008-09. The course is titled M. S. Communication (Master of Studies in Communication). It is a two-year post-graduate course geared towards equipping students with knowledge and skills to become media professionals. The course has variety of papers such as Reporting, Editing, Video

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B.A./B.Sc. Course: Part I: a) Any one of the following languages:Kannada, Hindi, Sanskrit, Tamil,Additional English, French and German b) English B.A. Courses: PART II: One of the following Combinations:1. History, Economics, Political Science (HEP)2. Economics, Political Science, Sociology (EPS)3. Industrial Relations, Economics, Sociology (IES) B.Sc. Courses: PART II: One of the

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UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE:The application form should be carefully filled up and registered personally at the College Office. Registration by post is permitted. The last date of registration will be notified on the College Notice Board. The first list will be announced after 3 days of the PUC results. The Application should be made with the following enclosures:Certified or photocopy of the PUC marks

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St.Joseph's College is a college of 126 years imparting graduate, post-graduation and research education. One of the oldest colleges of the state, St.Joseph's College is ever new. While the college take pride in the traditions, it never complacent. The college keep on searching, renewing and expanding, attempting to be ever relevant to the changing situations of the times. That is why the college

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