- Animal Farm by George Orwell
- The age of Romanticism
- George Orwell
- The poets of Romanticism
- Satire
- The Victorian Age
- Chief writers or poets in the particular age of English literature
- Important figures in English literature
- The meaning of Literature
- Non-Dramatic poets of Elizabethan age
- The character of Happy life
- Satire
- The Theatre of Absurd
- Expressionism
- Themes of 'The Monkey's paw'
- Stream of Consciousness
- Problem plays in English literature
- Dadaism
- Surrealism
- Comedy- General introduction
- John Dryden and Alexander Pope as Satirists
- Jonathan Swift as a Satirist
- How to write reported speech
- Different types of comedy
- Dark comedy
- Press release- College activity
- Ten modules to improve presentation skills
- Press release - Heavy rain
- Air stream mechanism
- The Organs of speech
- Planning - a module to presentation skills
- Indian English literature
- Networking and Socialising
- Poem- Still you can..
- Present tense
- The Nightingale and the Rose
- The Renaissance in India
- Negotiation
- Learning with and from other tools
- The History of English language - Old English period
- The History of English language - Middle English period
- The History of English language - The Renaissance and after
- Intentional fallacy
- Reality and sincerity
- The short story general introduction
- Peacock as a Satirist
- Origin of language
- Personal presentation
- Nails- Thinking activity
- Aristotle's Poetics
- Welcome Function- Batch 2022-24 Department of English, MKBU
- The Neo-classical age
- Geoffrey Chaucer
- Emerging Mythical characters - Radha-Krishna
- Love... Does It Everything?
- ICT Workshop 2022
- Thinking Skills Workshop
- Pride and Prejudice - comparison of the novel and the movies
- Lady Macbeth - Feminist reading
- A visit to the Victoria park
- Wordsworth's Preface to the Lyrical Ballads
- The Rape of the Lock
- Pride and Prejudice
- Post-Truth
- John Dryden - Dramatic Poesy
- Teacher's day -2022
- Religious fervour and A Tale of a Tub
- Lockdown by Simon Armitage
- Frankenstein: The Modern Prometheus
- Frankenstein - Movie Review
- Allegory - Parody / A Tale of a Tub
- Absalom and Achitophel
- Life of Pi- Movie Review
- Prose writer of the Puritan age- John Bunyan
- George Eliot
- MKBU Youth festival 2022 highlights
- Hard Times- play review
- MKBU Youth festival 2022
- Teacher's day celebration 2022
- Presentations: MA semester 1
- Paper no. 1:- Literature of Elizabethan and Restoration period
- Paper no. 2:- Literature of the Neo classical Period
- Paper no. 3:- Literature of the Romantics
- Paper no. 4:- Literature of the Victorians
- Paper no. 5:- History of English Literature - From 1300 to 1900
- Assignments: MA semester 1
- Paper no. 101:- Literature of the Elizabethan and Restoration period
- Paper no. 102:- Literature of the Neo-Classical period
- Paper no. 103:- Literature of the Romantics
- Paper no. 104:- Literature of the Victorians
- Paper no. 105:- The History of English Literature from 1350 to 1900
- Importance of Being Earnest
- Jude the obscure as bildungsroman novel
- Frame study: Modern Times
- Frame Study: The Great Dictator
- Understanding Zeitgeist of 20th century
- Prayer for my Daughter by W. B. Yeats
- Death by W. B. Yeats
- For Whom the Bell Tolls by Ernest Hemingway
- The Waste Land by T. S. Eliot
- NSS Annual Camp 2022- Samaldas Arts College, Bhavnagar
- Trends and Movements
- Poems by Robert Frost
- Tradition and Individual Talent by T. S. Eliot
- Comedy of Menace
- The Great Gatsby - Movie Review
- Existentialism - Flipped Learning
- Indian Poetics
- Indian Aesthetics- Rasa theory
- Transcendentalism
- Waiting for Godot
- Interpretation challenge- Samuel Beckett's play 'Breath'
- The Patriot by Nissim Ezekiel
Tuesday, February 14, 2023
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