Course Contents

An introduction to course and detailed description of modernist movement to literature. An introduction to Post world war era. An introduction to Virginia Woolf as a novelist. Lecture on Stream of Consciousness Lecture on Virginia Woolf as a Feminist writer Textual Analysis Textual Analysis Discussion on Virginia Woolf’s concept of Time and Space Discussion on Mrs. Dalloway as a world seen by sane and insane Lecture on Virginia Woolf’s Art of Characterization Discussion on Symbolism and Imagery in Mrs. Dalloway Character Analysis of Clarissa Dalloway, Peter Walsh, Septimus Warren Smith, Miss Killman An introduction to Graham Greene as a Novelist A Lecture on Greene’s religious philosophy An introduction to Brighton Rock Textual Analysis Discussion on Metaphorical presentation of Good and Evil in Brighton Rock Psychoanalytical analysis of Brighton Rock Existentialist study of Brighton Rock Brighton rock as a detective Fiction Brighton Rock as a religious novel Brighton Rock as a modernist Novel Comparative study of Brighton Rock and Wasteland An Introduction to Arnold Bennett as A novelist An introduction to Old Wives, Tale Introductory Lecture on comparison between Victorian and modern age Textual Analysis Concept of Time in Old Wives’ Tale Themes in Old Wives’ Tale Character Analysis of Sophia Bains, Constance Bains. Cyrill

Course Learning Outcomes

• The students will be able to analyze the modern narration • The students will be able to interpret modernist movement in literature • The students will be able to understand post war dilemmas. • The students will be able to compare the texts from different regions