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Introduction to Literary Theory - Prof Sayan Chattopadhyay
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Introduction
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Introduction:What is Literary Theory?
59:33
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Literature and Mimesis:Plato(I)
34:49
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Literature and Mimesis Plato(II)
27:40
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Literature & Mimesis Aristotle(I)
30:37
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Literature & Mimesis Aristotle (II)
34:31
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Literature and the Sublime
37:43
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Neoclassical Literary Theory
29:24
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Literature and Romanticism (I)
32:24
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Literature and Romanticism (II)
29:40
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New Criticism
34:20
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Formalism
32:07
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Dialogism (I)
33:53
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Dialogism (II)
34:35
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Reader Response Theory: The Phenomenological Tradition
32:53
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Reader Response Theory: Wolfgang Iser,Harold Bloom and Stanley Fish
35:24
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Structuralism:Ferdinand de Saussure
32:27
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Structuralism: Claude Levi-Strauss
34:41
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Bridging Structuralism and Poststructuralism: Roland Barthes
28:38
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Poststructuralism:Jacques Derrida
37:48
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Poststructuralism: Michel Foucault
30:41
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Marxist Literary (I): Marx and Brecht
36:35
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Marxist Literary Theory (II): Althusser and Gramsci
39:03
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Marxist Literary Theory (III): Raymond Williams
27:48
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Literature and Psychoanalysis: Sigmund Freud (I)
35:22
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Literature and Psychoanalysis:Sigmund Freud (II)
35:24
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Literature and Psychoanalysis: Sigmund Freud (III)
41:39
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Literature and Psychoanalysis (IV): Carl Jung
27:08
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Literature and psychoanalysis(V): Jacques Lacan
40:09
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Feminism and Literature I:Mary Wollstonecraft
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Feminism and Literature II:Woolf & de Beauvoir
40:11
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Feminism and Literature III:Gynocriticism, Ecriture Feminine,Judith BUtler
48:18
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Modernism and Postmodernism
43:31
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Postcolonial Theory I:Edward Said
47:24
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Postcolonial Theory II:Bhabha and Spivak
31:02
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Conclusion
23:08
