Modern And Romantic Poetry Book Content List
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Book-1- William
Blake
(The
Songs of Innocence and of Experience)
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1. A Life Sketch
2. Introduction In Urdu
Important
University Questions
3. Characteristics
Of The Songs Of Innocence And Experience
4. Transition
From Innocence To Experience
5. As A Romantic Poet
6. As A Mystic
Poet
7. As A Visionary Poet
8. Use Of Symbolism
9. As
A Critic Of His Time
10. Major Themes
Critical Appreciation Of
(i) Holy Thursday (Innocence)
(ii) The Divine Image
(Innocence)
(iii) The Tyger
(iv) Holy Thursday (Experience)
(v) London
(vi) The Sick Rose
(vii) Ah!
Sun-Flower
11. Quotes And
Analysis
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19
23
28
34
37
41
44
47
49
50
55
56
58
59
60
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Book-2- John
Keats
(Selected
Poems)
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1. A
Life Sketch
2. Introduction In Urdu
3. About The
Romantic Period
Important
University Questions
4. Salient Features Of
Keats’ Poetry
5. As A Pure Poet
6. As A Romantic Poet
7. Attitude Towards Nature
8. Negative Capability
9. Keats Escapism
10. Keats Sensuousness
11. Hellenism
In Keats
12. Keats’
Pictorial Quality
13. Major Themes
14. Use Of
Symbols
15. Unity In The
Odes Of Keats
16. Endymion
Critical Appreciation:
(i) Ode On A Grecian Urn
(ii) Ode To A
Nightingale
(iii) Ode To Autumn
(iv) Ode To Psyche
(v) Ode On Melancholy
(vi) Ode On Indolence
(vii) La Belle Dame Sans Merci
17. Introduction To
Hyperion
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77
79
82
84
87
90
93
96
99
103
107
110
113
115
122
124
129
135
140
147
152
158
161
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Book-3- Samuel Taylor
Coleridge
(Selected
Poems)
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1. A Life Sketch
2. Introduction In Urdu
3. An Analysis
Of Coleridge Poetry
Important
University Questions
4. As A Romantic Poet
5. Use Of Supernaturalism
6. Naturalism
In Coleridge
7. Narrative
Poet
8. Themes In Coleridge
Poetry
9. Symbol In Coleridge
Poetry
10. Critical
Appreciation
(i) Kubla Khan
(ii) Dejection: An Ode
11. The
Rime Of The Ancient Mariner
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166
180
183
185
188
192
195
197
201
203
207
210
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Book-4- Seamus
Heaney
(Selected
Poems)
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1. A Life Sketch
2. Introduction In Urdu
Important
University Questions
3. Heaney As A
Non-Political Poet
4. Heaney’s Myth
Making
6. Critical Appreciation
(i) A Constable Calls
(ii) The Toome Road
(iii) The Tollund Man
(iv) Personal
Helicon
(v) Casting And Gathering
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222
232
233
237
341
244
246
248
250
251
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Book-5- Ted Hughes
(Selected Poems)
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1. A Life Sketch
2. Introduction In Urdu
Important
University Questions
3. Hughes' Attitude To Nature
4. The Theme Of Violence
5.
Major Themes
6.
Animals In Hughes’ Poetry.
7.
Stylistic Qualities
8. Critical
Appreciation
(i) That Morning
(ii) The Though Fox
(iii) Full Moon And Little Frieda
(iv) Chaucer
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254
266
267
272
276
280
285
289
292
295
297
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Book-6- Philip Larkin
(Selected Poems)
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1. A Life Sketch
2. Introduction In Urdu
Important University Questions
3. Larkin’s Development
4. Larkin’s Use Of Irony
5. Obsession With Death
6. Themes In Larkin’s Poetry
7. Larkin As A Poet Of Reality
8. Attitude
Towards Modernism
9. Pessimism In Larkin
10. As A Movement Poet
11. Use Of Irony, Wit And Satire
12. Use Of Symbolism
13. Larkin's Technique & Style
14. Critical
Appreciation
(i) Church Going
(ii) Mr. Bleaney
(iii) Ambulances
(iv) Mcmxiv
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300
313
314
316
319
322
326
329
333
336
340
344
348
351
351
355
356
358
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Book-7- William
Wordsworth
(The
Prelude)
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1. A Biographical Sketch
2. Introduction In Urdu
Important University
Questions
3. A Romantic Poet
4. Wordsworth And Nature
5. The Growth Of Poet’s Mind
6. Wordsworth's Love Of Mankind
7. Is The Prelude An Autobiography?
8. Nature In Relation With Man
9. The Prelude:
As A Philosophic Epic
10. The Poet Of
Solitude In “The Prelude”
11. Is Wordsworth Vain In “The Prelude”?
12. Universal
Interest in “The Prelude”
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360
366
368
373
377
381
384
387
390
394
397
400
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Book-8- T.S Eliot
(The
Waste Land, Love Song of J. Alfered Prufrock)
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1. T.S Eliot (A Biographical Sketch)
2. Introduction
In Urdu
Important University
Questions
3. Organization
Of Themes And Ideas In
“The Waste Land”
4. Eliot’s Poetic Style
5. “The Waste Land” As A Sordid Picture Of Modern
Civilization
6. Eliot ’S Use Of Mythology
7. Eliot’s Use Of Symbolism And Imagery In ‘The Wasteland’
8. The Love Song Of J. Alfred Prufrock
(Critical Appreciation)
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406
407
413
418
421
425
429
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Book-9- P.B Shelley
(Selected Poems)
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1. P. B. Shelley (A
Biographical Sketch)
2. Introduction In Urdu
Important University
Questions
3. Shelley’s
Lyricism
4. Shelley’s
Idealism
5. Shelley’s
Treatment Of Nature
A
Critical Analysis:
(i) Ode To
The West Wind
(ii) "Hymn To Intellectual
Beauty"
(iii) "To A
Skylark"
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439
440
444
448
452
456
460
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Book-10- W.B. Yeats
(Selected Poems)
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1 William Butler Yeats (A Biographical
Sketch)
2. Introduction
In Urdu
Important University
Questions
3. Yeats As A Modern Poet
4. Yeats As A Romantic Poet
5. Yeats’ Symbolism
6. Critical Appreciation:
(i) The Wild Swans At Coole
(ii) "When You Are Old"
(iii) The
Second Coming
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467
468
474
477
480
483
486
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