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It is a dark hour for West Bengal as more than twenty five thousand recruited teachers have lost their jobs. We are not given any answer to questions like how can an unproven and hence innocent candidate be punished at all? We have earlier tutored WBSSC candidates. We feel so lost thinking about the utter futility of any honest learning and teaching anymore.
I don't know if I ever can restart an SSC course anymore. My heart reaches out to all of you who have suffered this blow of insanity.
Hold on. Please do not give up. If you are one of the twenty six thousand candidates, and need any help in reappearing for any English mains test , Nibblepop will not charge a single penny and will give you all study materials absolutely free of cost. Let's fight out once more, against all odds. This is the least we can do. God be with you all.

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History of Indian English Literature

Some students are requesting for History of Indian Writing in English series. Have you seen my live video on this topic? Do check out. Especially if you are NET or CUET aspirant. Also good for general overview.
Watch it here youtube.com/live/onzIZAR8CM8?si=FKQ3R9r1HqXYvsVX

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What do you find most difficult to understand?

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CRASH COURSE ON 20th CENTURY LITERARY THEORY


Course Objective:
1. By the end of the course the participants will be able to understand primary concepts related to complex theories, the prominent theorists and their major ideas.
2. The course will enable participants to solve literary theory-related questions that are frequently asked in competitive examinations such as NET/SET and Research Entrance Tests.
3. The participants will have the opportunity to have hands-on experience of applying theory to texts of their choice and present them, honing their professional skills of seminar presentations.
4. The regular MCQ type tests will facilitate preparation for NET/SET/RET
5. The course will enable the participants to apply the theories in their textual study and research with clarity and confidence.


Course Schedule:
1# 3rd Apr [Thu] - Introduction to Theory: Overview and Timeline of Major Theories of 20th Century
2# 5th Apr [Sat] - Psychoanalysis: Freud, Jung
3# 10th Apr [Thu] - Psychoanalysis: Lacan, Julia Kristeva
4# 12th Apr [Sat] - Existentialism: Friedrich Nietzsche, Martin Heidegger
5# 14th Apr [Mon] - Existentialism: Sartre; Absurdism: Camus
6# 17th Apr [Thu] - Marxism: Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels , Antonio Gramsci, Louis Althusser
7# 19th Apr [Sat] - Formalism-Structuralism: Shklovsky, Jakobson, Saussure, Roland Barthes
8# 24th Apr [Thu] - Poststructuralism-Postmodernism: Foucault, Derrida, Lyotard, Baudrillard
9# 26th Apr [Sat] - Feminism: Major concepts and terminology
10# 1st May [Thu] - Wrap-up Session- and STUDENT PRESENTATIONS


The participants will be tested at regular intervals through MCQ Tests on course-specific content in line with NET/SET syllabus.
Certificates will be issued only after completion of all test-assignments.
Videos of class lectures will be provided for the participants who fail to attend live class.
The schedule provided may be revised in case of any emergent or unforeseen situation.
Usual timing of class: 7.30 PM to 9.30 PM
Last Date of enrolment: 24th March, 2025

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Literary Criticism Crash Course Completion: Overwhelmed by participation interest and interaction of students in the month-long crash course on Literary Criticism. A great learning experience for me as well. Plans for next courses are underway, Stay tuned. A big hug to all lovely participants once again.

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Looking into your multiple requests I am thinking that may be I can start a short term paid course of two months on literary theory.
How many of you are interested? I will be covering all major texts related to literary criticism. Two days a week. For two months.

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