Criticism
Book Contents
Book-1- The Republic
by Plato (*)
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1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
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A Life Sketch
Summary in Urdu
Summary in English
Important University Questions
Plato's View of Poetry
Plato's Achievement and Contribution to
Literary Criticism.
Aristotle’s Defence of
Poetry
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Book-2- The Poetics
by
Aristotle
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1. A Life Sketch
2. Summary
in Urdu
3. Summary
in English
Important
University Questions
4. Poetics-An
Introduction
5. Plato's Attack On Poetry
6. Aristotle’s Defence of Poetry
7. Aristotle's Theory of Imitations
8. Tragedy
9. Characterization, Ideal Tragic Hero,
Concept of Hamartia.
10. The Ideal Tragic Hero
11. Plot
12. Plot and Character Relationship
13. Catharsis
14. Poetic Truth
15. Three Unities
16. Comparison between the Epic and the
Tragedy
17. Influence of Aristotle
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Book-3- An Apology for Poesy
By Sir
Philip Sidney
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1. A Life
Sketch
2. Summary
in Urdu
3. Summary in English
Important University Questions
4. Nature and Function of Poetry
5. Charges Against Poetry & Sidney’s defence of poetry
6. Superiority
of Poetry Over Philosophy and History
7. Mingling of Comic & Tragic elements in drama
8. Sidney Views on Contemporary Poetry
and Drama
9. Sidney’s Views on Metre and Rhyme
10. Sidney’s
Contribution to Literary Criticism
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Book-4-
The Critic
By Thomas
Stearns Eliot
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1. A
Life Sketch
2. Summary
in Urdu
3. Summary
in English
Important
University Questions
4. Tradition
and Individual Talent
5. Impersonality
of Poet
6. Eliot
views on Metaphysical poets
7. Eliot’s
views on Hamlet
8. Qualification
of a Critic
9. Functions
of an Ideal Critic
10. Eliot as a Critic
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Book-5- Modern Tragedy
By Raymond William
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1. A Life Sketch
2. Summary
in Urdu
3. Summary
in English
Important
University Questions
4. Raymond’s
Views On Tragedy
5. Tragedy And Tradition
6. Tragedy
And Contemporary Ideas
7. Rejection
Of Tragedy
8. Tragic
Views of Hegel And Hegelians, Schopenhaur, Nietzsche
9. Order
and Accident
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Book-6- Critical Practice
By Catherine Belsey
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1. A
Life Sketch
2. Summary in Urdu
3. Summary
in English
Important
University Questions
4. Structuralism
and Post-structuralism
5. Post
Structural Theory Post
Structuralism
6. Analysis of Modern Theories by Belsey
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Book-7- Critical Essays (*)
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1. Republic
By Plato
2. Art
of Poetry By Horace
3. On
the Sublime By Loginus
4. An
Apology for Poetry by Sir Philip Sidney
5. An
Essay on Dramatic Poesy
By
John
Dryden
6. Shakespeare's
Judgment Equal to his Genius. By Samuel T. Coleridge
7. Preface
to the Lyrical Ballad By William Wordsworth
8. The
Defense of Poetry By P.B. Shelley
9. Tradition
and Individual Talent
By
T.S.
Eliot
10. Practical Criticism
By I.A.
Richards
11. The
Heresy of paraphrase
By Cleanth Brooks
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Book-8- Critical Theories
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1. Introduction on Mimetic Theory
2. Pragmatic
Theory
3. Expressive
Theory
4. Objective
Theory
5. Epistemological
Theory
6. Linguistic
Theory
(Russian
Formalism)
7. Defamiliarization
8. Marxism: History and Economy
9. Feminist
Theory
10. A Brief Historical Overview of
Feminism from Aristotle to the Present
11. The Feminist Movement
12. Applied
Feminist Criticism: Case Study
13. Psychoanalytical Theory
14. Existentialism
15. Jean Paul
Sartre
16. Structuralism and Post-structuralism
17. Post Structural Theory (Post
Structuralism)
18. New Historicism
19. Michael
Foucault
20. Colonial and Post-Colonial Theory
21. Chinua Achebe (Colonialist Criticism)
22. Edward Said
(The World the Text and the
Critic)
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Book-9- Literary
Ages
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Anglo
Saxon 670
– 1100
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Anglo Norman Or Middle Period
1100 – 1500
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Renaissance
Or Elizabethan Age 1500 – 1600
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The
Puritan Age 1600
–1660
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Restoration
Period 1660 –
1700
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Classicism
Or Eighteenth Century 1700 – 1744
Age Of Johnson 1744
– 1784
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Romantic
Age 1798
– 1824
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Early
Victorian 1832
– 1870
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Later
Victorian 1870
– 1900
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Modernism 1900 –
1961
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Book-10- Literary
Ages
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Literary Terms:
1. Major
Figures of Speech
2. Imagery and symbol
3. Irony
4. Musical Device
5. Sound in Meaning
6. Literary Techniques
7. Meter in Poetry and Verse
8. Common
Literary Forms and Genres
9. Literary Movements and Periods
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Practical
Criticism (Some Solved Exercises):
Critical
Appreciation format
1. Break,
Break, Break
By Alfred, Lord Tennyson
2. Ozymandias
By Percy Bysshe Shelley
3.
Death, Be Not Proud
By John Donne
4. Loveliest
of Trees
By A. E. Housman
5.
Whoso List to Hunt
By Thomas Wyatt
6.
Why so pale and wan
By Sir John Suckling
7. The
World Is Too Much With Us
By
William Wordsworth
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Past Papers
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