JUEnglish

UG, PG, and PhD courses (odd semester, 2024)

UG I
1) The Romantic Period (major) *RA*
2) Close Reading (SEC) *AS*
3) Literature and Film (IDC) *PC* and *KB*
4) The Romantic Period (minor) *SH*

UG II
1) European Classical and Medieval Literature (major) *SS*
2) The Rise of English Literary Studies (major) *AG* and *MM*
3) Academic Writing (SEC) *DM*
4) Cultures of Protests and Social Movements (IDC) *ND*
5) Nineteenth-Century Women Poets (minor) *RS*

UGIII
1) Postcolonial Literatures (core) *SG*
2) Critical Concepts (core) *KB*
3) The Tempest and its Aftermath (DSE) *MM*
4) Romantic Women Poets (DSE) *RS*
5) The Industrial Novel (DSE) *SG*
6) Crime Fiction (DSE) *NS*
7) American Poetry (DSE) *IC*

PG I
1) The Idea of the Modern 1: Renaissance, Reform, Revolution (core) *RA*
2) Generic Transformations: Tragedy (core) *SH*
3) Special Author: T S Eliot (optional) *SS*
4) Death in Western Civilization (optional) *DM*
5) Many Feminisms (optional) *PC* and *KB*
6) Literature and the Contemplative Life (optional) *ND*

PG II
1) Literary Theory 2: Romantic to Modern (core) *AS*
2) The Idea of the Modern 2: Global Modernities (core) *AG*
3) Tagore and Decolonisation (optional) *MM*
4) Death in Western Civilization (optional) *DM*
5) Many Feminisms (optional) *PC* and *KB*
6) Disability in Indian Literature (optional) *IC*

PhD
1) Research Methodology *NS*
2) Issues in Literary Theory *ND*

JUDE Optional Couses (Even Semester 2024)

UG III
1) Images of the Orient in Romantic Literature (Dr Rafat Ali)
2) Literature and Censorship (Professor Abhijit Gupta)
3) Life Histories (Dr Sutanuka Ghosh)

PG I
1) Arthurian Romance and Its Afterlife (Dr Doyeeta Majumder)
2) Nineteenth-Century Women Novelists (Dr Ramit Samaddar)
3) The Historical Novel (Dr Sutanuka Ghosh)
4) Q***r Studies (Professor Paromita Chakravarti and Dr Kaustav Bakshi)

PG II
1) Arthurian Romance and Its Afterlife (Dr Doyeeta Majumder)
2) Shakespeare (Dr Abhishek Sarkar)
3) Shakespeare and Empire (Professor Manojit Mandal)
4) Women, Writing, Madness (Professor Paromita Chakravarti)
5) Dissertation Writing (Professor Rimi Barnali Chatterjee)

On 9 November 2022, Prof. Ananda Lal delivered a talk on "Fifty Years On: Utpal Dutt's Barricade" at the Anita Banerjee Memorial Hall, UG Arts Building. Coordinated by Sri Ishan Chakraborty. Pictures taken by Ankan Kar, UG3.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS APPEARING FOR
THE ADMISSION TEST FOR BA ENGLISH (HONS.) AT JADAVPUR
UNIVERSITY ON 16 AUGUST 2022, FROM 1130-130 PM

admission.jdvu.ac.in

The much -awaited Children's and YA Literature conference (5-7 Aug) is just a week away. The registration deadline is nearly upon us as well, and there are only a few tickets available to join the conference. Book your tickets NOW to avoid disappointment at https://tinyurl.com/2dvcpyrc

See also https://juaclisakidlitconference.wordpress.com/ for full programme, details about speakers, abstracts etc.

Narratives of Criminality, Punishment & Social Justice in CYA Literature A three-day online conference on 5 - 7 August 2022, organised by Jadavpur University, Department of English and ACLiSA