KARNATAKA ASST. PROFESSOR

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KARNATAKA ASST. PROFESSOR

Starting from March 1^st week

Self-paced videos + live classes

Focused revision classes

Pdf materials

Quizzes and model tests

COURSE FEE: ₹12000/-

Course Content

SYLLABUS

Syllabus

OVERVIEW

British Literature through Ages (Selfpaced Videos by Dr Kalyani Vallath)

1 Orientation – History of English Literature — PDF BL1

01:54:49
2 Renaissance (Beginnings and University Wits) — PDF BL2

02:04:06
3 Renaissance (Beginnings and University Wits Contd.)

59:12
4 Elizabethan (Shakespeare Part 1) — PDF BL3

49:58
5 Elizabethan (Shakespeare Part 2)

01:57:12
6 Jacobean-Civil War (Jonson, Metaphysicals, Milton) — PDF BL4

01:43:18
7 Restoration-Neoclassicism Part 1 — PDF BL5

01:55:05
8 Restoration-Neoclassicism Part 2

48:56
9 Restoration-Neoclassicism Part 3

45:01
10 Neoclassicism (18th C Novel, Transitional Poets Part 1) — PDF BL6

01:17:05
11 Neoclassicism (18th C Novel, Transitional Poets Part 2)

01:31:15
12 Romanticism (Gothic Romance, Writers of Romanticism) PDF — BL7 & 8

02:06:57
13 Victorian Poetry — PDF BL9

01:50:39
14 Victorian Prose — PDF BL10

01:58:56
15 Victorian Novel — PDF BL11

01:56:23
16 Victorian (End of the 19th C Wilde, Shaw Arnold, Yeats, Hopkins — PDF BL12

01:59:08
17 Modern Age (Early 20th Century Conrad Kipling Galswothy Shaw) — PDF BL13

01:52:13
18 Modernist Literature in Britain — PDF BL14

02:11:17
19 Modernist Literature in Britain

58:11

British Literature Through Ages (LIVE CLASSES)

DESCRIPTIVE WRITING

Unit 1- DRAMA

UNIT 2 – POETRY

Edmund Spencer – The Faerie Queene (27/03/26)

02:07:12
Spenser – Faerie Queene (RECORDING BY KALYANI VALLATH)

41:14
Gower, Lydgate, Wyatt Surrey (01/04/26)

33:03
John Milton – Paradise Lost Book 1 (06/04/26)

01:57:25
John Donne -The Extasie, A Valediction: Forbidden Mourning, The Good Morrow, The Anniversaries (10/04/26)

01:55:01
Andrew Marvell – To His Coy Mistress (13/04/26)

01:27:27
Geoffrey Chaucer – Prologue to the Canterbiry Tales & Ben Jonson – Every Man in His humour (15/04/26)

02:10:29
Alexander Pope – The Rape of the Lock (17/04/26)

02:10:13
William Shakespeare – Sonnet 23 (18/04/26)

02:12:11
Richard Crashaw, George Herbert, Robert Herrick (22/04/26)

01:58:41
John Dryden – Absalom and Achitophel (24/04/26)

01:13:35
William Wordsworth -Tintern Abbey (27/04/26)

01:44:55
Sir Philip Sidney (29/04/26)

01:56:59
John Keats (24/06/26)

01:14:51

UNIT 4 – LANGUAGE BASIC CONCEPT, THEORIES & PEDAGOGY, ENGLISH IN USE

UNIT 5 – ENGLISH IN INDIA : HISTORY, EVOLUTION & FUTURES

UNIT 6 – LITERARY CRITICISM

Literary Criticism 1/6 – An Introduction to Literary Criticism & Ancient Criticism (06/05/26)

01:53:38
Literary Criticism 2/6 – Theory of Forms To Plato’s and Aristotle’s Views (11/05/26)

01:28:01
Literary Criticism 3/6 – Horace To Plotinus’ Theory of Existence & Medieval & Renaissance Criticism (11/05/26)

01:56:05
Literary Criticism 4/6 – Renaissance Criticism & Neoclassical Criticism (12/05/26)

01:24:24
Literary Criticism 5/6 – Neoclassical Criticism To Merits of Johnson’s Criticism (12/05/26)

02:05:16
Literary Criticism 6/6 – Romantic Criticism To Practical Criticism (15/05/26)

01:27:52
Literary Criticism 6A/6 – P.B Shelley To Percy Lubbock (16/05/26)

02:37:34
LC Contemporary Criticism + TS Eliot

01:59:14

UNIT 7 – LITERARY THEORY POST WORLD WAR SECOND

Literary Theory 1/12 – Russian Formalism, Early 20th Century Movements To Literary Evolution (18/05/26)

01:20:33
Literary Theory 2/12 – Polyphony/Dialogism, New Criticism To F R Leavis (19/05/26)

01:37:51
Literary Theory 3/12 – F R Leavis To Structuralism (20/05/26)

01:34:34
Literary Theory 4/12 – Saussure’s Ideas on Linguistiucs To Structural Anthropology (22/05/26)

02:47:22
Literary Theory 5/12 – Myths To The Pleasure of the Text (25/05/26)

01:57:43
Literary Theory 6/12 – Poststructuralism To Supplement, Originary Lack & Invagination (26/05/26)

02:10:40
Literary Theory 7/12 – Metaphysics of Presence To Poststructuralism & Postmodernism (27/05/26)

01:54:29
Literary Theory 8/12 – The Rise of Postmodernism To Jean – Francois Lyotard (30/05/26)

01:18:43
Literary Theory 9/12 – Jean – Francois Lyotard To For Google Search & Psychoanalytic Criticism (30/05/26)

01:57:36
Literary Theory 10/12 – Psychoanaltic Theory – Minor Literature (08/06/26)

01:49:07
Literary Theory 11/12 – Marxist Criticism – Louis Althusser (08/06/26)

01:58:28
Literary Theory 12/12 – Marxist Criticism & New Historicism (09/06/26)

01:50:13
Literary Theory 12A/12 Reader Response Criticism – E D Hirsh & Postcolonialism – Three Modes of Reading (10/06/26)

02:26:02
Literary Theory 12B/12 – Postcolonialism – Nation and Nationalism (11/06/26)

02:32:26
Literary Theory 12C/12 – Feminism & Gender Studies (12/06/26)

02:34:07
Literary Theory 12D/12 Foundations of Cultural Studies – David Easton (13/06/26)

02:03:34
Literary Theory 12E/12 Public Sphere – Slavaj Zizek (13/06/26)

03:12:41

REVISION SESSION

VALLATH EXAM BOOSTER REVISION

DESCRIPTIVE WRITING COURSE

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About Course

Course Content

SYLLABUS

Syllabus

OVERVIEW

Overview of British Literature (04/03/26)

Overview of American Literature & Indian Literature (06/03/26)

Overview of Indian Literature 2 and Literary Criticism (09/03/26)

Overview of Indian Constitution (13/03/26)

British Literature through Ages (Selfpaced Videos by Dr Kalyani Vallath)

1 Orientation – History of English Literature — PDF BL1

2 Renaissance (Beginnings and University Wits) — PDF BL2

3 Renaissance (Beginnings and University Wits Contd.)

4 Elizabethan (Shakespeare Part 1) — PDF BL3

5 Elizabethan (Shakespeare Part 2)

6 Jacobean-Civil War (Jonson, Metaphysicals, Milton) — PDF BL4

7 Restoration-Neoclassicism Part 1 — PDF BL5

8 Restoration-Neoclassicism Part 2

9 Restoration-Neoclassicism Part 3

10 Neoclassicism (18th C Novel, Transitional Poets Part 1) — PDF BL6

11 Neoclassicism (18th C Novel, Transitional Poets Part 2)

12 Romanticism (Gothic Romance, Writers of Romanticism) PDF — BL7 & 8

13 Victorian Poetry — PDF BL9

14 Victorian Prose — PDF BL10

15 Victorian Novel — PDF BL11

16 Victorian (End of the 19th C Wilde, Shaw Arnold, Yeats, Hopkins — PDF BL12

17 Modern Age (Early 20th Century Conrad Kipling Galswothy Shaw) — PDF BL13

18 Modernist Literature in Britain — PDF BL14

19 Modernist Literature in Britain

British Literature Through Ages (LIVE CLASSES)

Restoration Era (04/05/26)

DESCRIPTIVE WRITING

Descriptive Writing Session 1 (02/05/26)

Unit 1- DRAMA

Beginning of the English Drama, Mystery, Miracle & Mortality Plays (18/03/26)

Christopher Marlowe – Dr. Faustus (23/03/26)

Christopher Marlowe – Dr. Faustus (30/03/26)

Francis Bacon – Essays (11/03/26)

Francis Bacon – Essay & Geoffrey Chaucer and his Works (16/03/26)

William Langland – Piers Plowman (01/04/26)

William Shakespeare – The Merchant of Venice (08/04/26)

UNIT 2 – POETRY

Edmund Spencer – The Faerie Queene (27/03/26)

Spenser – Faerie Queene (RECORDING BY KALYANI VALLATH)

Gower, Lydgate, Wyatt Surrey (01/04/26)

John Milton – Paradise Lost Book 1 (06/04/26)

John Donne -The Extasie, A Valediction: Forbidden Mourning, The Good Morrow, The Anniversaries (10/04/26)

Andrew Marvell – To His Coy Mistress (13/04/26)

Geoffrey Chaucer – Prologue to the Canterbiry Tales & Ben Jonson – Every Man in His humour (15/04/26)

Alexander Pope – The Rape of the Lock (17/04/26)

William Shakespeare – Sonnet 23 (18/04/26)

Richard Crashaw, George Herbert, Robert Herrick (22/04/26)

John Dryden – Absalom and Achitophel (24/04/26)

William Wordsworth -Tintern Abbey (27/04/26)

Sir Philip Sidney (29/04/26)

John Keats (24/06/26)

UNIT 4 – LANGUAGE BASIC CONCEPT, THEORIES & PEDAGOGY, ENGLISH IN USE

English Teaching Methods (04/06/26)

Different Approaches and Methods (06/06/26)

Humanistic Approach – The Lexical Approach (18/06/26)

UNIT 5 – ENGLISH IN INDIA : HISTORY, EVOLUTION & FUTURES

English in India Detailed Analysis (15/06/26)

English in India (22/06/2026)

UNIT 6 – LITERARY CRITICISM

Literary Criticism 1/6 – An Introduction to Literary Criticism & Ancient Criticism (06/05/26)

Literary Criticism 2/6 – Theory of Forms To Plato’s and Aristotle’s Views (11/05/26)

Literary Criticism 3/6 – Horace To Plotinus’ Theory of Existence & Medieval & Renaissance Criticism (11/05/26)

Literary Criticism 4/6 – Renaissance Criticism & Neoclassical Criticism (12/05/26)

Literary Criticism 5/6 – Neoclassical Criticism To Merits of Johnson’s Criticism (12/05/26)

Literary Criticism 6/6 – Romantic Criticism To Practical Criticism (15/05/26)

Literary Criticism 6A/6 – P.B Shelley To Percy Lubbock (16/05/26)

LC Contemporary Criticism + TS Eliot

UNIT 7 – LITERARY THEORY POST WORLD WAR SECOND

Literary Theory 1/12 – Russian Formalism, Early 20th Century Movements To Literary Evolution (18/05/26)

Literary Theory 2/12 – Polyphony/Dialogism, New Criticism To F R Leavis (19/05/26)

Literary Theory 3/12 – F R Leavis To Structuralism (20/05/26)

Literary Theory 4/12 – Saussure’s Ideas on Linguistiucs To Structural Anthropology (22/05/26)

Literary Theory 5/12 – Myths To The Pleasure of the Text (25/05/26)

Literary Theory 6/12 – Poststructuralism To Supplement, Originary Lack & Invagination (26/05/26)

Literary Theory 7/12 – Metaphysics of Presence To Poststructuralism & Postmodernism (27/05/26)

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