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Paper - II Reading poetry

Part-I Reading poetry : Three Groups : 50% credit
Group - I Sonnet
(1) Surrey. 'A complaint by night'
(2) Edmund Spenser, 'One day I wrote her name'
(3) Shakespeare, 'True Love'
(4) John Donne, 'Death be not proud..'
(5) John Milton, 'On his Blindness'
(6) W.Wordsworth, 'Scorn not Sonnet'
(7) Lord Byron, 'On the Castle of Chillon'
(8) John Keats, 'On First Looking into Chapman's Homer'
(9) Matthew Arnold, 'Shakespeare'
(10) G.M. Hopkins, 'No worst, there is none...'

Group - II Odes
(1) Ben Jonson, 'An Ode. To Himself'
(2) Thomas Randolph, 'An Ode to Mr. Anthony Stafford'
(3) William Collins, 'Ode to Evening'
(4) S.T. Coleridge, 'Dejection An Ode'
(5) Wordsworth, 'Ode on the Instimations of Immortality'
(6) Wordsworth, 'Ode to Duty'
(7) P.B. Shelley, 'Ode to the West Wind'
(8) P.B. Shelley, 'Ode to a Skylark'
(9) John Keats, 'Ode to a Nightingale'
(10) John Keats, 'To Autumn'

Group - III Elegy
(1) Milton, 'Lycidas'
(2) Gray, 'An Elegy Written in a Country Church Yard.
(3) Tennyson, 'In Memorium'
(4) Arnold, 'The Scholar Gipsy'
(5) Goldsmith, 'The Deserted Village'
Note : A Short History of English Poetry by Birjadish Prasad (Macmillan India Ltd.) is recommended for background reading.

Part - II Practical criticism : 40% credit
The prescribed text book :
Thaker, P.K., Appreciating English Poetry : A Practical Course and Anthology, Orient Longman, 1999.

Part - III Prosody : 10% credit
The prescribed book : Bernard Blackstone, Practical English Prosody Longman, 1965.
Note :
1. There shall be questions on all the three parts.
2. There shall be a questions-bank for the Part-I. For the Part-II and III unknown passage will be given for appreciation and scanning.

Format of the Questions Paper :
Q.1 Critical appreciation of a sonnet with an internal option from the same group (Marks 12)
Q.2 Critical appreciation of an ode with an internal option from the same group. (Marks 12)
Q.3 Critical appreciation of an elegy with an internal option from the same group. (Marks 12)
Q.4 (A & B) Critical appreciation of two unseen passages with no internal options. (Marks 14 and 14)
Q.5 Scanning (one out of three passage) (Marks 7)

SECOND SUBSIDIARY ENGLISH
Text Book :
(1) George Orwell, Animal Farm 50 Marks
(2) Composition : 50 Marks
1. Precise or Summary 2. Comprehension 3. Report Writing
4. Practical Translation 5. Advertisement Writing 6. Dialogue-Writing

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