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Syllabus | EN 1105: Introduction to literature

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Syllabus | EN 1105: Introduction to literature
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Introduction to literary eras (30 / 15 hrs)
Mediaeval
a ballad
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
Introduction to the elements of poetry, short story, novel (05 / 03 hrs)
Introduction to literary techniques. (05 / 02 hrs)
Introduction to literary skills. (10 / 05 hrs)
Novel (20 / 10 hrs)
‘Lord of the flies’ by William Golding
-'Great Expectations' by Charles Dickens
Short story (20 / 10 hrs)
‘Open Window’ by Saki
-'The Rocking Winner' by D.H Lawrence
-'Uncle Ernest' by Allan Sill toe
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