End Semester Portions

Twentieth Century British Literature

T.S. Eliot- The Wasteland
Carol Ann Duffy- Mrs Midas, Warming her Pearls
W.H. Auden- September 1 1939
Seamus Heaney- Follower
Anthony Burgess- A Clockwork Orange
Kingsley Amis- Lucky Jim
Neil Gaiman- The Ocean at the End of the Lane
Graham Greene- The Heart of the Matter
Samuel Beckett- Waiting for Godot
G.B. Shaw- Arms and the Man
Harold Pinter- The Dumb Waiter
J.M. Synge- Playboy of the Western World
American Literature
Joy Harjo- When the World as We Knew it Ended
Henry James- The Art of Fiction
James Baldwin- The Fire Next Time
Gloria Anzaldua- La Prieta
Leslie Harmon Silko- Lullaby
Willa Cather- My Antonia
Ralph Ellison- The Invisible Man
Don DeLillo- White Noise
Arthur Miller- Death of a Salesman
Tennessee Williams- The Glass Menagerie
Amiri Baraka- Dutchman
Postcolonial and Diaspora Studies
Paul Gilroy- The Black Atlantic chapter 1
Salman Rushdie- Imaginary Homelands
V.S. Naipaul- The Mimic Men
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie- Half of a Yellow Sun
Gabriel Garcia Marquez- One Hundred Years of Solitude
Stuart Hall- Cultural Identity and Diaspora
James Clifford- Diasporas
Linton Kwesi Johnson- Inglan is a Bitch
Bharati Mukherjee- The Management of Grief
Shyam Selvadurai- Funny Boy
Dalit Literature
Arjun Dangle- Introduction: Dalit Literature Past, Present and Future
Baburao Bagul- Dalit Literature is but Human Literature
Aravind Malagatti- A Cobbler Cannot be a Poet, One Who Came to Grant Boons
Siddalingaiah- My People, Thousands of Rivers
Namdeo Dhasal- Man You Should Explode, Cruelty
Manohar Mouli Biswas- Long Live Revolution, A Discrete Diary
Bama- Sangati
Daya Pawar- Baluta
Devanuru Mahadeva- Kusumabale
Bhura Singh Kaler- Severed Leaves
M.M. Vinodini- The Parable of the Lost Daughter
Urmila Pawar- Chauthi Bhint
A. Santhakumar- Dreamhunt
Introduction to Literary Theory
Ferdinand de Saussure- A Course in General Linguistics chapter 1
Viktor Shklovsky- Art as Technique
Cleanth Brooks- Language of Paradox
M.M. Bakhtin- Discourse in the Novel
Karl Marx- Bourgeois and Proletarians, the Communist Manifesto
Antonio Gramsci- Hegemony and Separation of Powers
Adorno- The Culture Industry: Enlightenment as Mass Deception
Franz Fanon- Black Skin White Masks chapter 1
Raymond Williams- Culture is Ordinary
Hannah Arendt- The Human Condition chapter 1
Gender Studies 1
Mary Wollstonecraft- A Vindication of the rights of Woman
Margaret Fuller- Woman in the Nineteenth Century
Betty Friedan- The Feminine Mystique
Helene Cixous- The Laugh of the Medusa
Adrienne Rich- Poems 11, 17 and 19 from 21 Love Poems
Sylvia Plath- Lady Lazarus, The Applicant
Virginia Woolf- Three Guineas
Kate Chopin- The Awakening
Margaret Atwood- Rape Fantasies
Caryl Churchill- Top Girls