Presentations

 Semester -1

1. The Renaissance Literature

2. The Neoclassical Literature

3. Literary Theory and Criticism -1

4. Indian Writing in English ( Pre- Independence )

Semester -2

5. The Romantic Literature

6. The Victorian Literature

7. Literary Theory and Criticism -2

8. Cultural Studies

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