Post-colonial literature, African, Caribbean, South Asian and Australian writers.
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Old Syllabus New Syllabus Poetry (40 /20 hrs) Wole Soynka - ‘Telephone conversation’ A.K. Ramanujan - ‘River’, ‘Obituary’ N. Ezekial - ‘Back Ground Casually’ Kamala Das - ‘My...
What time of night it is I do not know Except that like some fish Doped out of the deep I have bobbed up bellywise From stream of sleep And no cocks crow. It is drumming hard...
Far below flowed the Jumna, swift and clear, Above frowned the jutting bank. Hills dark with the woods and scarred With the torrents were gathered around. Govinda, the great S...
A poet-rascal-clown was born, The frightened child who would not eat Or sleep, a boy of meager bone. He never learned to fly a kite, His borrowed top refused to spin. I went t...
Old English (Anglo-Saxon) Period (450–1066) The term Anglo-Saxon comes from two Germanic tribes, the Angles and the Saxons. This period of literature dates back to their invas...
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