WBCS Exe (Mains) Optional English Literature

In this WBCS Mains English Optional Course, You Will Get:-

1. Paper - I and II, Section A + B + C - Complete Online Video Classes According to Syllabus
2. In Each Lecture Mentions All Topics in Details
3. Complete Study Material - (Hard Copy sent by Post)
4. Teach by English Literature Professor & NET JRF Ph.D. MBA Qualified Faculties
5. Notes at OSN Academy App
6. Course Validity - 1 Year
7. Get Free Rs 999/- English Literature Test Series - (1000+ Multi Choice Question)
8. You Can Access Offline Videos (Watch without Internet)
9. Compatible for MOBILE (iOS & Android), TABLET, DESKTOP & LAPTOP
10. All the Key topics covered in the videos
11. Direct Connect to Sir
12. Live PSS (Problem Solving Sessions)
13. Career Guidance
14. Best Technology use in OSN App for Smooth Video Streaming
15. Videos are Easy to understand, Hassle-free retaining the collaborative mode in videos to enhance the preparation.
16. Time saver

  The Material Plan by OSN Academy came up with an attractive offer of providing specially designed study materials for each and every section of WBCS English Literature. We provide you with individual study material which includes every Poet in the English Literature part as well as covering all sections.

Paper – I

  In Section A, candidates will have to write an essay. Texts for detailed study in Sections B and C are given below. Continue Reading WBCS Exe Etc Exam Main Optional Subject English Literature Syllabus.

SECTION-A

An essay on a literary topic

SECTION-B

1. William Shakespeare- -Macbeth -As You Like It 2. Christopher Marlowe – Edward II 3. John Donne- – ‘Canonization’; -‘ Death be not proud’; -‘The Good Morrow’ 4. Andrew Marvell-‘To His Coy Mistress’; -‘The Garden’ 5. John Milton-‘Lycidas’; -Paradise Lost, Book I 6. Alexander Pope – The Rape of the Lock 7. William Wordsworth- -‘Ode on Intimations of Immortality’; -‘Tintern Abbey’ 8. Samuel Taylor Coleridge -‘Kubla Khan’; -‘Dejection: an Ode’ 9. Percy Bysshe Shelley- – ‘Ode to the Westwind’ ; -‘ Ozymandias’ 10. John Keats- -‘Ode to a Nightingale’ -‘Ode on a Grecian Urn’ 11. Alfred Tennyson-‘Ulysses’; -‘The Lotus Eaters’; -‘Tithonus’ 12. Robert Browning-‘The Last Ride Together’ 13. Elizabeth Barrett Browning-‘ How do I love thee!’

SECTION-C

1. Jane Austen- Pride and Prejudice 2. Charles Dickens-Great Expectations 3. Thomas Hardy-The Mayor of Caster bridge 4. Mark Twain-The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn 5. Emily Bronte-Wuthering Heights 6. Mary Shelley-Frankenstein  

Paper – II

  In Section A, candidates will have to respond critically to an Unseen Passage. Texts for detailed study in Sections B and C are given below.

SECTION-A

Critical analysis/response to an unseen passage in prose/verse

SECTION-B

1. W. B. Yeats-‘Easter 1916’; -‘Sailing to Byzantium’; -‘Leda and the Swan’ 2. T. S. Eliot- -‘The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock’; -‘The Journey of the Magi’; -‘Burnt Norton’ 3. W.H. Auden- -‘In Memory ofW.B.Yeats’; -‘Lay your sleeping head, my love’; -‘The Shield of Achilles’ 4. John Osborne-Look Back in Anger 5. Samuel Beckett-Waiting for Godot 6. Sylvia Plath – -‘Mirror’; – ‘Nick and the Candlestick’ 7. Henry Louis Vivian Derozio-‘To India My Native Land’; -‘My Country’ 8. Kamala Das -‘ An Introduction’

SECTION-C

1. D.H. Lawrence-The Rainbow 2. Raja Rao-Kanthapura 3. Amitava Ghosh-The Shadow Lines 4. Chinua Achebe-Things Fall Apart 5. James Joyce -A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man 6. Rabindranath Tagore – ‘Crisis in Civilization 7. Virginia Woolf – ‘A Room of One’s Own’