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Lecture 8 of 68Week 2 :
Lecture 08: Feminist Literary Criticism
Prof. H.S. Komalesha · IIT Kharagpur
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- Lecture 01: Elements of Literature and Creative communication
- Lecture 02: Literature and its relevance
- Lecture 03: A Multidimensional Engagement with Literature
- Lecture 04: How to read and appreciate Literature?
- Lecture 05: Literature - Learner's Perspective
- Lecture 06: Ways of Reading .1
- Lecture 07: Forms and Genres of Literature
- Lecture 08: Feminist Literary Criticism
- Lecture 09: Marxist Literary Criticism
- Lecture 10: Postcolonial Literary Criticism
- Lecture 11: Tracing the Roots of Poetry
- Lecture 12: Origins of Poetry
- Lecture 13: Poetry and its Tributaries
- Lecture 14: Poetry and its Tributaries 2
- Lecture 15: Reflecting on poetry and its forms (Quiz)
- Lecture 16: Elements of Poetry
- Lecture 17: Elements of Poetry 2
- Lecture 18: English Poetry: An Overview. Old English to Elizabethan
- Lecture 19: English Poetry: An Overview. Elizabethan to Metaphysical
- Lecture 20: English Poetry: An Overview. 17th centure onwards
- Lecture 21: Indian English Poetry: The Beginnings
- Lecture 22: Arun Kolatkar and the Bombay Circle of Poets
- Lecture 23: Kamala Das
- Lecture 24: Confessional Poetry of Kamala Das
- Lecture 25 : AK Ramanujan
- Lecture 26: Contemporary World poetry
- Lecture 27: Hafez: The Poet for Life
- Lecture 28: Date with European Poetry
- Lecture 29: Second date with European Poetry
- Lecture 30: American poetry
- Lecture 31: Introduction to Fiction
- Lecture 32: Elements of Fiction
- Lecture 33: Elements of Fiction 2
- Lecture 34: Fiction and its Branches
- Lecture 35: Fiction and its Branches 2
- Lecture 36: Tools of the Trade: Narrative Techniques in Fiction
- Lecture 37: Tools of the Trade: Narrative Techniques in Fiction
- Lecture 38: Animal Farm
- Lecture 39: Animal Farm 2
- Lecture 40: Animal Farm: A Critical Exploration
- Lecture 41: Introducing Short Fiction
- Lecture 42: Origin and Development of Short Fiction
- Lecture 43: Borges and the Book of Sand
- Lecture 44: Two Stories and Three Cheers
- Lecture 45: Quiz on Short Fiction
- Lecture 46: Introduction to Drama
- Lecture 47: Elements of Drama
- Lecture 48: Drama and its types
- Lecture 49: Comedy: Drama and its Types
- Lecture 50: Dramatic Devices: Tricks and Tactics that make Theatre Tick
- Lecture 51: Aristotle and the Dramatic Art
- Lecture 52: A Snapshot of Western Drama
- Lecture 53: Modern Drama
- Lecture 54: A Doll's House
- Lecture 55: A Critical Dismantling of Dolls House
- Lecture 56: Indian Drama
- Lecture 57: Modern Indian Drama
- Lecture 58: Hayavadana
- Lecture 59: Hayavadana: a critical perspective
- Lecture 60: A QUIZ
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