UGC NET English Paper II Notes

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• UGC NET English Paper II Notes

  The ten units meticulously explore significant historical periods, diverse literary styles, and critical perspectives, enriching students’ understanding of the evolution and intricacies of literature.

• Unit 1

  From Chaucer to Shakespeare, serves as the starting point, introducing students to the works of these literary giants and their impact on English literature.

• Unit 2

  From Jacobean to Restoration, students journey through a transformative period in English literature, exploring the works of prominent writers and their contributions to the changing literary landscape.

• Unit 3, The Augustan Age:

  The 18th Century, delves into the literary brilliance of the 18th century, with a focus on the Augustan era and its key figures.

• Unit 4, Romantic Period (1798-1832)

  transports students to an era of intense emotion and creative expression, analyzing the works of the Romantics who shaped this epoch.

• Unit 5, Victorian Period (1837 to 1901)

  presents the richness of Victorian literature, examining the social, cultural, and political influences on writers of this time.

• Unit 6, English in India

  offers a unique perspective on literature, exploring the writings of Indian authors and the impact of English language and culture on the subcontinent.

•  Unit 7, American Literature

  The course transcends the Atlantic to delve into the rich and influential works of American writers, encompassing a diverse array of literary. masterpieces that reflect the nation’s unique and vibrant literary tradition.

• Unit 8, Literary Criticism

  delves into the world of critical analysis, providing students with the tools to interpret and evaluate literary works effectively.

• Unit 9, Other Non-British Literature

  broadens the scope, showcasing the richness of literature from various cultures and regions beyond the British Isles.

•  Unit 10, Literary Theory and Criticism

  introduces students to different critical approaches, enabling them to engage in thoughtful and informed literary discussions.

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