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Higher Education Services Commission, Prayagraj presents an English syllabus outlining eight units covering literature across major historical periods and their social contexts. The course maps British drama, British prose and fiction, British poetry, and literary theory and criticism, then extends to American literature and Indian literature in English. 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P. HIGHER EDUCATION SERVICES COMMISSION, PRAYAGRAJ  \nSyllabus  \nENGLISH (Subject Code-10)  \nAn outline of the course content  \nUNIT-I : Literature and Society in the following periods  \n(a) Renaissance (b) Reformation (c) Restoration  \n(d) Neo-classical Period (e) Romantic Period (f) Victorion Period  \n(g) Modern Period (h) Post-Modern Period  \nUNIT-II : British Drama  \nC. Marlowe : Doctor Faustus, The Jew of Malta Ben Jonson : Everyman in His Humour  \nW. Shakespeare : Hamlet, King Lear, The Twelfth Night, As You Like It, The Tempest, King Henry IV, Part I & II  \nJohn Dryden : All For Love  \nW. Congreve : The Way of the World  \nJohn Webster : The Duchess of Malfi  \nJohn Galsworthy : Strife, Escape  \nGeorge Bernard Shaw : Candida, Saint Joan, Man and Superman  \nJohn Synge : The Playboy of the Western World  \nT.S. Eliot : Murder in the Cathedral  \nSammuel Beckett : Waiting for Godot  \nJohn Osborme : Look Back in Anger  \nHarold Pinter : The Birthday Party  \nArnold Wesker : Roots  \nUNIT-III : British Prose and Fiction  \nFrancis Bacon : ‘Of Truth’, ‘Of Revenge’, ‘Of Studies’, ‘Of Marriage and Single Life’,  \n‘Of Regimen of Health’  \nJohn Milton : ‘Areopagitica’  \nAddison and Steele : Essays dealing with Coverly Papers from ‘The Spectator’.  \nCharles Lamb : ‘The South Sea House’, ‘Dream Children’, ‘Christ Hospital Five and Thirty  \nYears Ago’, ‘The Convalescent’, ‘Poor Relations’, ‘Imperfect Sympathies’  \nThomas Carlyle : ‘The Hero as a Poet’  \nWilliam Hazlitt : ‘Public Opinion’, ‘On Reading Old Books’, ‘On Reading New Books’  \nT.B. Macaulay : ‘Minutes on Education’ (1835)  \nVirginia Woolf : ‘A Room of One’s Own’  \nGeorge Orwell : ‘Politics and the English Language’  \nHenry Fielding : Joseph Andrews  \nJane Austen : Pride and Prejudice  \nCharles Dickens : Great Expectations, A Tale of Two Cities  \nGeorge Eliot : Middle March  \nThomas Hardy : Tess ofthe D’Urbervilles  \nD.H. Lawrence : Sons and Lovers  \nGraham Greene : The Power and the Glory  \nWilliam Golding : Lord ofthe Flies  \nIris Murdoch : The Sea  \nU.P. Higher Education Services Commission, Prayagraj/mohd.raj/Syllabus/ENGLISH 1  \nUNIT-IV : British Poetry  \nG. Chaucer : ‘The Prologue to the Canterbury Tales’  \nE. Spenser : ‘The Faerie Queene Book I’  \nJohn Donne : ‘The Canonization’, ‘The Flea’, ‘A Valediction Forbidding Mourning’,  \n‘Goe and Catche a Falling Starre’, ‘A Hymme to God the Father’  \nJ. Milton : ‘Paradise Lost’, Book I & II  \nJ. Dryden : ‘Absalom & Achitophel’  \nA. Pope : ‘The Rape of the Lock’William Blake : ‘London’  \nThomas Gray : ‘Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard’  \nWilliam Wordsworth : ‘The Prelude’ Book I, ‘Tintern Abbey’  \nS.T. Coleridge : ‘The Rime of the Ancient Mariner’, ‘Kubla Khan’  \nP.B. Shelley : ‘Ode to the West Wind’, ‘Adonais’, ‘England in 1819’  \nJohn Keats : ‘Ode on a Grecian Urn’, ‘Ode to a Nightingale’, ‘Ode to Autumn’  \nA. Tennyson : ‘Lady of Shallot’, ‘Ulysses’, ‘The Princess’, ‘The Lotos Eaters’  \nRobert Browning : ‘Rabbi Ben Ezra’, ‘Prospice’, ‘A Grammarian’s Funeral’, ‘The Last Ride  \nTogether’, ‘My Lat Duchess’  \nMatthew Arnold : ‘The Scholar Gypsy’, ‘Thyrsis’, ‘Dover Beach’  \nW.B. Yeats : ‘Easter 1916’, ‘The Second Coming’, ‘A Prayer for my Daughter’, ‘Among School Children’, ‘Sailing to Byzantium’, ‘Lapis Lazuli’, ‘Byzantium’  \nT.S. Eliot : ‘The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock’, ‘The Waste Land’, ‘Burnt Norton’  \nW.H. Auden : ‘Petition’, ‘In Memory ofW.B. Yeats’, ‘Consider’,‘The Shield of Achilles’,‘Partition’, ‘The Unknown Citizen’  \nPhilip Larkin : ‘The Whitsun Weddings’, ‘Ambulances’, ‘Church Going’  \nTed Hughes : ‘The Crow’, ‘Hawk Roosting’, ‘The Thought Fox’  \nUNIT-V : Literary Theory and Criticism  \nAristotle : ‘Poetics’  \nLonginus : ‘On the Sublime’  \nJ. Dryden : ‘An Essay of Dramatic Poesy’Dr Johnson : ‘Preface to Shakespeare’  \nW. Wordsworth : ‘Preface to Lyrical Ballads’  \nS.T. Coleridge : Biographia Literaria (Chaps XIII, XIV, XVIII)  \nMatthew Arnold : ‘Study of Poetry’, ‘Shelley’, ‘Wordsworth’, ‘Culture and Anarchy’  ","cbCaidHxKtb3QYz5","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidHxKtb3QYz5","pdf",327947,"English","# UNIT-I : Literature and Society\n## Renaissance - Post-Modern Period\n# UNIT-II : British Drama\n## Major playwrights and key works\n# UNIT-III : British Prose and Fiction\n## Essays, essays and novels by listed authors\n# UNIT-IV : British Poetry\n## Poetry and major poets\n# UNIT-V : Literary Theory and Criticism\n## Core texts and critical approaches\n# UNIT-VI : Literary Theory and Literary Criticism\n## Schools: Structuralism to Technological Criticism\n# UNIT-VII : American Literature\n## Key American writers and works\n# UNIT-VIII : Indian Literature in English\n## Selected Indian writers and works","[{\"question\":\"What periods are covered in UNIT-I under Literature and Society?\",\"answer\":\"UNIT-I covers Renaissance, Reformation, Restoration, Neo-classical, Romantic, Victorian, Modern, and Post-Modern periods.\"},{\"question\":\"Which major authors and plays are listed in UNIT-II?\",\"answer\":\"UNIT-II lists authors such as Marlowe (Doctor Faustus), Ben Jonson, W. 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