Jai Narain Vyas University · Jodhpur
BA English Literature.
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2026–27 intake · Three-year BA
- Semester IDrama · Poetry · Social History And Trends In Literature3 guides ready
- Semester IIAppreciating Poetry · Prose And Fiction · Indian Writing In English and Fiction
- Semester IIIProse And Fiction · New Literatures In English · English Poetry And Drama
- Semester IVDrama · Fiction · Cinematic Adaptations Of Literary Texts
- Semester VLiterary Criticism · Poetry · Voices Of Women
- Semester VILife Writings · 20th Century Drama In English · Partition Literature
Four-year honours
- Semester VIILiterary Criticism · Elementary Linguistics · English Poetry From Chaucer To Milton · American Literature · Gender And Literature · English Language And Critical Appreciation · Travel Literature
- Semester VIIIContemporary Literary Theory · English Grammar And Composition · English Poetry From Marvell To 1797 · American Fiction · Indian Diasporic Literature · Literature And Films · Literature In Films & Media Studies · Text And Performance: Indian Performance Theories And Practices
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Drama, from stage to page. Three complete study guides for your first Drama paper.
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- Drama · Unit IMacbethAmbition, conscience and the making of a tyrant. Read Shakespeare’s tragedy through its action, language and stagecraft.Learn · Prepare · Revise
- Drama · Unit IIA Doll’s HouseMarriage, money and the search for selfhood. Follow Nora’s changing understanding of her home and her responsibilities.Learn · Prepare · Revise
- Drama · Unit IIIKanyadanCaste, social reform and the limits of idealism. Examine the play’s difficult questions about marriage, violence and autonomy.Learn · Prepare · Revise
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