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Interpreting poetry and evaluating criticism/ Bijay Kumar Das

By: Das, Bijay KumarMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi: Atlantic, 2015Description: 144pISBN: 9788126919987DDC classification: 821.9109

Contents:

1) Introduction 2) National Identity and Literery Representation in the Poetry of W.B Yeasts and Seamus Heaney 3) T.S Eliot and Nissim Ezekiel:The making of the Poetic Canon 4) Post 1950 Indian English Poetry: The Making of Canon 5) Jayanta Mahapatra to Jeet Thayil: The Achievements of Sahitya Akademi Award Winning Indian English Poets 6) Contestualizing the Myth "Crow" and "Fox" in Ted Hughe's Poetry 7) Is there Such a Thing Called Canonical Criticism? 8) Interrogating the Theories about the Author and the Text 9) Theorizing Poetry: Shri Aurobindo, Nissim Ezekiel and A K Ramanujan as Crisis 10) The Centripetal/The Centrifugal Force in C D Narasimhaih's Criticism 11) Glocalization and the Eclipse of Postcolonial Theory

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Project Grant Books	Central Library, Sikkim University	821.9109 DAS/I (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		RP0067

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1) Introduction
2) National Identity and Literery Representation in the Poetry of W.B Yeasts and Seamus Heaney
3) T.S Eliot and Nissim Ezekiel:The making of the Poetic Canon
4) Post 1950 Indian English Poetry: The Making of Canon
5) Jayanta Mahapatra to Jeet Thayil: The Achievements of Sahitya Akademi Award Winning Indian English Poets
6) Contestualizing the Myth "Crow" and "Fox" in Ted Hughe's Poetry
7) Is there Such a Thing Called Canonical Criticism?
8) Interrogating the Theories about the Author and the Text
9) Theorizing Poetry: Shri Aurobindo, Nissim Ezekiel and A K Ramanujan as Crisis
10) The Centripetal/The Centrifugal Force in C D Narasimhaih's Criticism
11) Glocalization and the Eclipse of Postcolonial Theory

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