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\nM.A.(Previous)Examination2024  \nM.A.(Final)Examination2025  \n y  \nDy Re  \n∴4:P  \nQ  \n# M.A.(Previous)EnglishAnnual Scheme-2023-24\n\nPaper I-Modern English Usage,Phonetics and Language  \nNote:-All questions are compulsory with provision for internal choice.  \n3 Hrs.DurationMaximum Marks:100  \nSYLLABUS  \n1.Grammar and Usage  \n20 Marks  \n(i)   Basic sentence types  \n(ii)  Coordination and Subordination(Only finite Clauses)  \n(iii)  Different Concepts or Notions(such as request,order,question,condition,purpose,suggestion,wishes,hope,intention,obligation,contrast,concession)  \n15 Marks  \n2.Fallacies  \n3.Literary Appreciation15Marks  \n4.Advanced Comprehension20Marks  \n5.Aspects of Pronunciation(A knowledge of Phonemic20 MarksSymbols for Sounds of English,Transcription of Words and Word Stress)and WordStructure(Elementary Morphology)  \n## Suggested Readings:\n\n1.A.S.Hornby:A Guide to Patterns and Usage  \n2.CIEFL-Material on Morphology and Phonology fror the Distance Education Dept.  \n3.George Yule:The Study of Language,CUP(ELBS)  \n4.Geoffrey Leech:English Grammar for Today(Longman)  \n5.Praveen K Thaker:Appreciating English Poetry:A Practical Course andAnthology,Orient Longman,1999  \n6.Effective English Communication,Krishna Mohan and Meenakshi Rama,TataMcGraw Hill,2001.  \n7.Spoken English,V.SasiKumar and P.V.Dhamija,Tata McGraw Hill.  \n8.L.G.Alexander.Poetry and Prose Appreciationfor Overseas Stuents.LongmanGroup Ltd.2   \nDy  Reg¹Stra1  \ndemic  \nUnivers             thanJA1P  R多y  \nPaper II Elizabethans and Augustans  \nMax.Marks:100  \nDuration:3hrs  \nNote:Candidates will be required to answer five questions in all.Question No.1(fourpassages for explanation with reference to the context from the starred authors /texts)andfour other questions,at least one from each unit.All questions carry equal marks.One of thequestions in the paper will be on the literary movements and background pertaining to theauthors prescribed.Texts for detailed study are starred.  \nSection A  \nMarlowe :*Dr.FaustusShakespeare*King Lear,The Tempest  \nSection B  \nOf Truth,Of Death,Of Revenge,Of Adversity,Of Parents,OfSingle and Married Life,Of Envy,Of Love  \n*Bacon  \n*Donne  \nThe following poems from The Metaphysical Poets(ed.HelenGardner,Rupa &Company,New Delhi):The Canonization,The Sunne Rising The Extasie,Valediction:ForbiddingMourning,Valediction:Of Weeping,The Flea,The Relique,Batter my Heart  \nSection C  \nJohn Milton*Paradise Lost,Book I,Sheridan:The RivulsSwift:A Modest ProposalPope:The Rape of the LockSamuel Johnson:A Journey to the Western Islands of Scotland (travel narrative)  \nSuggested Readings:  \nPart 1 of 2 of Volumes I,II,III and IV of New Pelican Guide to English Literature ed.Bo,isFord  \nP(T  \n(   Zigmic)  \nC.  \nUniversity  Rajasthan  \nJAIPUR  \n个  \nAus8C。m  \nPaper I:Pre-Romantics and Romantics Duration:3 hrs.  \nMax.Marks:100  \nNote:Candidates will be required to answer five questions in allQuestion No.1(four passagesfor explanation with reference to the context from the starred authors /texts)and four otherquestions,at least one from each unit.All questions carry equal marks.One of the questions inthe paper will be on the Literary Movements and Background pertaining to the authorsprescribed.Texts for detailed study are starred.  \nSection A  \nThe followingpoemsfrom*William Collins*Thomas Gray  \ndBook of EighteenthCenuryVeseeOde to Simplicity,Ode to Evening  \nOde on the Distant Prospect of Eton College,Ode onThe Death of a Favourite Cat,The Progress of PoesyThe Deserted Jillage  \nOliver Goldsmith  \nSection B  \n*William Wordsworth*S.T.ColeridgeShelley*Keats  \nThe Prelude,Book IChristable Part'I,Kubla KhanAdonais  \nOde on a to Grecian Urn,Ode to NightingaleOde to Melancholy  \nSection C  \nWuthering Heights  \nEmily Bronte  \nMary Shelley  \nFrankenstein or The Modern Prometheus,OUPStudents\"Edition,1818  \n*Charles Lamb  \nThe following essays from Essays of 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