IEL-2
Paper 202: Indian English Literature – Post-Independence
Unit 1: Poems by Pravin Gadhavi (Laughing Buddha), Meena Kandasamy (Eklavyam, One Eyed), Rachana Joshi (Leaving India), Nissim Ezeikle (Patriot); Kamala Das (An Introduction)
Kamala Das - "An Introduction"
Unit 2: Salman Rushdie’s Midnight’s Children (1981)
Unit 3: Mahesh Dattani’s Final Solutions (1993)
Unit 4: Three Prose Writers, The New’ Poets and Conclusion: Indian Writing in English (K R S Iyengar)
Unit 1: Poems by Praveen Gadhavi (Laughing Buddha), Meena Kandasamy (Eklavyam, One Eyed), Rachana Joshi (Leaving India), Nissim Ezeikle (Patriot); Kamala Das (An Introduction)
Analysis of Poems by Meena Kandasamy
Savage Treatment of Untouchables in Meena Kandasamy’s “One-Eyed”
Laughing Buddha - Praveen Gadhavi
Background Reading of the Poem by Praveen Gadhavi
Notes on Poems Rachna Joshi and Kamala Das
Rachna Joshi - Leaving India - Original Poem 13th Slide
Unit 2: Salman Rushdie’s Midnight’s Children (1981)
Introduction: About the Author- Salman Rushdie and 'Midnight's Children'
Presentations
Video Recordings:
Unit 3: Mahesh Dattani’s Final Solutions (1993)
Characters -The Final Solutions
Challenging Religious Communalism With Theatre: Mahesh Dattani’s Final Solutions
Post-Feminists analysis of female characters in Mahesh Dattani’s Final Solutions
Mahesh Dattani’s Final Solutions: an Analytical Study
Problems of Communal Divide and Tension in Mahesh Dattani's "The Final Solutions"
Movie Screening - The Final Solutions
Unit 4: Three Prose Writers, The New’ Poets and Conclusion: Indian Writing in English (K R S Iyengar)
Conclusion: Indian Writing in English