Course Structure:Master of Arts (M.A.) Programme for ENGLISH The syllabus comprises 10 groups and the students will take one paper from each group in the two-year cycle. Campuses running M.A. programmes in English outside the Central Departmental of English can introduce only the first paper of each group from one to nine and the first three papers of group X-Tragedy. American literature and Teaching of Language and Literature. To teach other papers of any of the ten groups, prior approval should be taken from the Central Department of English. Private candidates can take only the first course of each group from one to nine and the first three papers of group X-Tragedy, American Literature and Teaching of Language and Literature. As for the thesis, Private candidates should take a prior approval from the central Department of English. Course Structure : First Year History of Literature ( Any One) I Eng 501-1 Survey of English and American Literature 100 Marks Eng 501-2 Movement / Genre Studies Eng 501-3 Period Studies Critical Foundation ( Any One) II Eng 502-1 Critical Theories from Plato to the Post-modern 100 Marks Eng 502-2 Critical Approaches to the study of Literature Eng 502-3 Theories of Literature Eng 502-4 Post-modern and Post colonial Studies Linguistics ( Any One) III Eng 503-1 Stylistics 100 Marks Eng 503-2 Pragmatics Eng 503-3 Semiotics Writing ( Including Research Methodology (Any One) IV Eng 504-1 Creative Writing 100 Marks Eng 504-2 Rhetoric / Composition Eng 504-3 Composition Studies Fiction (Any One) V Eng 505-1 A General Survey of British and American Fiction 100 Marks Eng 505-2 Fictional Genres & Themes Eng 505-3 Short Fiction Eng 505-4 Special Authors Course Structure : Second Year Poetry ( Any One) Course Structure : Second Year VI Eng 506-1 British and American Poetry: A Survey 100 Marks Eng 506-2 Poetrys Public Eng 506-3 Special Author(S) Eng 506-4 Special Topics Drama ( Any One) VII Eng 507-1 British and American Drama: Canons and Contexts 100 Marks Eng 507-2 Theatre Studies Eng 507-3 Global Perspectives on Drama Eng 507-4 Special Authors(S) Area Studies ( Any One) VIII Eng 508-1 South Asian Studies 100 Marks Eng 508-2 Non-Western Studies Eng 508-3 Comparative Studies Special Topics (Any One) IX Eng 509-1 Intellectual History 100 Marks Eng 509-2 Modernism Eng 509-3 Colonialism and Postcolonialism Additional Topics (Any One) X Eng 510-1 Tragedy 100 Marks Eng 510-2 Teaching of Language and Literature Eng 510-3 American Literature Eng 510-4 Childrens Literature Eng 510-5 Environmental Literature Eng 510-6 Gender Literature Eng 510-7 Literature In Translation Eng 510-8 Interdisciplinary American Studies Eng 510-9 Media studies Eng 510-10 Inter-Art Studies Eng 510-11 Nepalese Studies Eng 510-12 Cultural Studies Eng 510-13 Thesis
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