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English Programme under Course Credit cum Semester System shall comprise 7 courses, spread over two semesters and carrying a total load of 40 credit hours. The first Semester shall consist of Core Courses and Elective Courses. Each course will carry a load of 4 credit hours. The second semester shall consist of two courses of which, the first course will be of 2 credit hours, and the second course will be of 18 credit hours. Each credit hour will consist of a minimum of 12 classes of 1 hour duration. Semester-wise distribution of courses is given below:  \nSEMESTER I  \nEng 611- (Core Course) Nationalism and Literature (4 Credits)  \nEng 612- Elective A: Textual Criticism & Theory of Literary History (4 Credits)  \nElective B: Literature and Gender (4 Credits)  \nElective C: Shakespearean Adaptations (4 Credits) Eng 613- (Core Course) Research Methodology (4 Credits)  \nEng 614- (Core Course) Essay (4 Credits)  \nEng 615- (Core Course) Review of Research Papers (4 Credits)  \nSEMESTER II  \nEng 621-Seminar (2 Credits)  \nEng 622-Dissertation (18 Credits)  \nSambalpur University  \nSyllabus for M. Phil. in English  \nUnder Course Credit cum Semester System  \nSEMESTER-I  \nCourse Number: Eng 611  \nCredit Load: 4 Credit Hours  \nCourse Title: Nationalism and Literature  \nObjective: The essays and the novel prescribed will introduce the students to critical issues pertaining to nation, identity, class and culture.  \nExpected Outcome: Students will have the critical aptitude to read colonial and postcolonial texts. Course Contents:  \nUnit I: Rabindranath Tagore’s,“Nationalism in India” and M. K. Gandhi’s Hind Swaraj  \nUnit II: Frantz Fanon: “The Pitfalls of National Consciousness” and “On National  \nCulture”—Chapters 3 and 4 of The Wretched of the Earth. Trans. Constance Farrington. London: Penguin Books. 1967. pp: 119-189  \nUnit III: Bankimchandra Chatterjee, Anandmath or The Sacred Brotherhood. Trans. & Introd. Julius J. Lipner. New Delhi: Oxford, 2005.  \nUnit IV: Rudyard Kipling, Kim. Ed. Alan Sandison. New York: Oxford UP, 2008.  \nScheme of Evaluation:  \nThe Units shall carry a total of 100 marks, out of which 40 marks shall be by way of Internal Assessment in the form of written test and home assignment. The written test will be of 60 minutes duration carrying 20 marks. The home assignment will carry a weightage of 20 marks.  \nDivision of Marks: ( For the Semester-end University Examination)  \nThe Semester-end University Examination shall be of 3 hours duration, carrying 60marks.  \nFour long answer type questions (to be answered in 1000 words each), carrying 15 marks each. There will be one long-answer type question from each unit with an alternative: 15 x 4 = 60  \nCourse Number: Eng 612  \nCredit Load: 4 Credit Hours  \nElective A  \nCourse Title: Textual Criticism & Theory of Literary History  \nObjective: The students will be introduced to the theory of textuality, reading, and issues of literary historicity.  \nExpected Outcome: Students will learn to pursue scholarship based on theory of textuality, reading, and issues of literary historicity.  \nCourse Contents:  \nUnit I: Textual Criticism: Aims of Textual Criticism, Critical Editing and Establishing the  \nText, Critical Editions/Definitive Editions, Function of Bibliography Unit II: The History of the Book: Beginnings ofthe Book; The Codex; Papyrus, Parchment  \nand Paper; Printing; The Digital Revolution; Dawn of the e-Book. Unit III: Stephen Greenblatt’s “What is the History of Literature?”  \nUnit IV: The Nature of Literary Change  \nScheme of Evaluation:  \nThe Units shall carry a total of 100 marks, out of which 40 marks shall be by way of Internal Assessment in the form of written test and home assignment. The written test will be of 60 minutes duration carrying 20 marks. The home assignment will carry a weightage of 20 marks.  \nDivision of Marks :( For the Semester-end Universit","cbCaikwTYnogGGju","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikwTYnogGGju","pdf",194251,"English","# Programme Structure\n## Credit distribution and semester-wise overview\n# Semester I\n## Core Courses\n## Elective Courses\n# Semester II\n## Seminar and Dissertation\n# Evaluation Scheme\n## Internal assessment and semester-end examination","[{\"question\":\"How many courses and total credit hours does the M.Phil. in English programme include?\",\"answer\":\"The programme comprises 7 courses with a total load of 40 credit hours across two semesters.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the credit load pattern for courses in Semester I and Semester II?\",\"answer\":\"Each course in Semester I carries 4 credit hours. 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