PAPER ONE (CLASSICAL POETRY) 1. GEOFFREY CHAUCER Tho Prologue to the Canterbury Tales 2 EDMUND SPENSER Farie Queen (Book 1, Canto-t) 3. JOHN MILTON Paradise Los: ‘Booic! (ine 1100 & § Speeches of Satan) 'Bookcik (Speeches ot Adam 8 Eve) 4. WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, (Somets) |. When 1 Consider Everything That Grows iL. Shall Compare Thoe to A Summer's Day? ll. Weary win Tol, Haste Me to My Bea iv. Why Didst Thou Promise Such A Beauteous Day? \v. That ThouHast Her iis Not All My Griet i. Take AI My Loves, My Love, Yea Take Them All vi What is Your Substance, Whereot Are You Mace vil: O, How Mich More Doth Beauty Beautecus Seem 5. JOHN DONE (Selection trom Love & Dine Poems) i. The Good Morrow i Goa, and Cates a Falling Star ii, The Sunne Rising Ih. Song: Sweetest Love, do not Goe V) AValadetion of Woaping Yi. A Valedction- Forbidging Mourning vi. The Exgirason Vil. Holy Sonnel-——-Hymne 1o Got, The Fatier is. Holy Sonnet-——-A Hymne to Christ x Holy Sonnet-—---A Hymne to Goc My God, 6 Alexander Pope Rape ofthe Lock (canto 1, 2,5) Beading List ‘+ BRajan” The Lofty Rhyme? ‘+ Beer P. 1972) The Metaphysical Poets. McMillan. ‘+ Bowden, M. (1957) A Cammentary onthe Prologue. MacMilan. ‘+ Daices, 0. (1971) Mion. Hutchison & Co. 1+ Dyson, AE(ed) (1966) erat Poetry. ntl, 1+ Fraser, 6. (1978) Alexander Pope. Routledge & Kegan Paul ‘© ormode, F (1971) Shakespeare, Spenser, Donne introduction) Routledge & Hogan Paul ‘© Leishman; “The Monarch of wi" ‘© cuennet,P.(1958) Aleronder Pope. Weidfeld& Nicolson ‘© drum, (1968) Mion. Medien PAPER TWO (DRAMA) 1. SopHocLes Oadipus Rox. 2. CHRISTOPHER MARLOWE = Jowof Mata 3. WILUIAM SHAKESPEARE. Othoto ‘The Tempest 4. OSCARWILDE Importance of Beng Eamest Reading List ‘+ Belsey (1985) The Subject of Togedy. Methuen Bake (1983). Shakespeare's Language. McMillan Bradboot (1973) The Growth ond Structure of Elzabethan Comedy. CUP, ‘Bradley A.C|L9SS)Shakespearian Tragedy. Nein. {Calderwood and Tatver (1876) Pesspecthes on Crome. OUF ‘Charney (1973)how to Study Shakespeare. MeGrewl. Husey (1984) The literary Language of Shakespeare Longman ‘ump, 1 (1981) Jew of Malta. Casebook Series. NeMllan Jump, J (1981) Shakespeare Homlet The Casebook Series McMillan ‘nto, H.D.F (1978) Greek Tragedy. Beacon Levin. (1964) The Over- Reacher, A Study of Christopher Morowe. Beacon ‘WeAlnder(1988)erglish Renaissance Trageay. Mela. Muire Sed) (1965) Shalocpaare: The Comedie . Prentice-Hall Righter (1962) Shkakespeare andthe ide ofthe Ploy Chto and Windus Silan (1576) The Elements of Drama. OUP ‘ison (967) What Happens in Hamlet. CUP ‘Wilson, 1(1862)Shokespeare'sHoppy Comedies. Faber and FaberPAPER THREE Jove! 1. Henry Fielaing Joseph Andrews 2. Jane Austin Pride and Prejudice 3. Chatles Dickens ATale of Two Cites 4 George Eliot ‘The Millon the Floss 5. Thomas Hardy Tess of the d'Urbervilles Reading List ‘Alon, W. (1954) The English Novel: A Short Cricl Histor. Penguin [Alot M. (1855) Novelists onthe Navel Routledge and Kogan Paul ‘Bradbucy, M (2573) Posbities: Essay on the State of Novel. OUP Bradbury, M (ed(1966) Forster: A Collection of Cte! Essay. Prentice Hall Bradbury, M.(ed)(1675)EM-Foster: A Passage te nda. MeMilan (Casagrande, (2982) Unityin Harey's Novels” Repettive Symmetries”. Metin Cevalero,6.(1579) A Reading of EM. Frater. MeMilan Dyzor, AEJed) (1976) Sense ond Semiblity, Pride ond Prejudice ond Monsfisld Park. ‘The Anchor Fres te EM Foster: ‘Aspects of Englsh Novel -Emest Boker: History of Engish Novel mest Baker: History ofEngish Novel Gay, 8. 1988) Georage Eler ond Musi. WeMilan Hardy, 81970) rita! cape on George Bot Routledge Kegan Pau Karl. ER. (1875) A Reader's Guide to the Development of English Novels in the Eighteenth ‘Century. Thernas & Hudson Karmer,0(1575) Thomas Hordy The Forms of Tragedy. MeMitan ‘Kennedy, (1973) Meaning and Signs in Fiction. McNian ‘Mansell . (1973) The Novels of Jone Austen: An ntraduction MenAlan Martin 1S. (1975) EM Forster: The Endless Journey. CUP Peck, 1 (1983) How to Study @ Novel. McMillan Prion, F.(1981) A George Eliot Comperisen. MeNilan Phior, £3 (1377) Thomas Word: Art end Thought. NeNllan PAPERFOUR ______‘(PROSE) 1. Sir Francis Bacon G Truth, O' Revenge. Of Ambiton. OfStudies. OF Great (Essays) Paces, Of Friendship, Of Adversiy, OF Simulation & Dssimuiation 2. Jonathan Switt Gullvers Tiavels (Book 18 4) 3. Lytton Strachey Selection from Eminent Victorians (| Endof General Gordan (i) Florence Nightingale Selection of Essays i. Philosophy and Polos i. The Future of Manking iii Philosophy For Laymen iv. The Functions of a Teacher v. Ideas That Have Helped Mankind Vi. Ideas That Have Harmed Mankind 5. Edward W. Said Introduction to Culture & imperialism Reading List arr 8.1975) Berrand Russel: An Introduccion. George Alen and Unw. ‘awting, MJ. (1972) ntradutionin Francs Dacon: Eszeys.IM Dert ard Sons ‘Rawion, C1 (1973) Gullor and the Gartle Reader. Routlege and Kagan Pa ‘ussel, (1940) Itroduction in An Inquiry Ito mecning and Truth. Georage Alen ard Unwin. Speck, W.A.(1970) Swift. Arco. Vichers, 8 (1978) Francis Bacon and Renaissance Pase. Longman ‘liam, x (1989) Jonathan Swif. Georage Alen and Unwin ‘lias, K (1970) Sift the Critical Heritage. Routlege anc Kegan PadPAPER FIVE AMERICAN LITERATURE Poetry, Walt Whitman Robert Frost John Ashbery Richard Wilbur Drama Eugene O'Neill ‘Arthur Miller Novel Emest Hemingway Tony Morrison Reading List ‘There was A.Child Went Forth |1Saw in Louisiana A Live-Oak Growir One's-Selt | Sing Poets to Come © Caplain! My Capiain! To A Stanger Shut Not Your Doors The Carols 1. Mending Wait ji, After Agple Picking iii The Road Not Taken iv. Tree atmy Window v. Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening ‘vi Acquainted with the Night, vi, The Peeture vil. Meeting and Passing i. Melodie Trains ji, The Painter i, After The Last Bulletin ii, SullCitzen Sparrow Mourning becomes Electra (Homecoming) The Crucible ‘AFerewellto Arms Jazz ‘© Corrigon, Robert W.2d. Arthur Miler A Cllection of CritealEssoys 20" Century View) Duserburgh, Whifred (1950), The Theme of Loneliessin Modern American Drama. Lather, £.C(1868), The Poetry of Robert Frost ache, 6. W.(1958}, Human Values inthe Poetry af Robert Fost. ‘+ Thompson, awrence, (1942), Fireane ice: The art and Thought of Robert Frost