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Major Trends In English Literature (1837-1945)
Bhim S. Dahiya;
Hard bound book;  Pages : 120
1992 Edition; ISBN - 81-7188-039-8
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About The Book :

The Book Cover two Important Periods of English Literature : Victorian and Modern. It seeks to highlight those literary trends in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries which emerged against the background of the prevailing culture, ideology and thought.
The Realism movement is considered only one of the numerous branches of the tree of Victorian literature. When we need to do for a more comprehensive view of the literature of the Victorian age is to identify Realism with the very tree of that literature. Just as the dramatic mode dominated all the literary forms in the age of Renaissance, the essay mode in the neo-classical age, the poetic mode in the Romantic period, so did the novel form dominate all the literary forms of the Victorian era. The novel was the outcome, in English literature, of the assertion of Realism. 
The Complex of movements in poetry , drama and novel of the early years of the twentieth century contain discernible common elements which make a unified impact. Modernism in English literature takes roots at the turn of century, grows during the early years of the new century and matures during the years of World War-I. The "modernism" proper, for most critics, is confined to the period between the two World Wars. We Must look into the various changes, that took place in different fields of knowledge, which caused and compelled the creation of new styles and techniques in English literature during this period. The present volume underlines such changes and relates them to significant trends in the literature of the period.

 

CONTENTS IN DETAIL :

1. The Victorian Movement
  • Crosscurrent of Ideas
  • The Victorian Poetry 
    a. The Early Victorians
    b. The Pre-Raphaelites or the Late-Victorian Poets
  • The Early-Victorian Novel
  • The Later-Victorian Prose
  • The Later-Victorian Prose Writers
  • The Victorian Drama
  • The Early Victorian Critics
  • The Later Victorian Critics
2. The Modernist Movement
  • Intellectual Background
  • The Modernist Poetry
  • The Younger Modernist
  • The Modernist Novel
  • The Modernist Drama
  • The Modernist Criticism
 

ABOUT THE author :

Bhim S.Dahiya :

Prof. Bhim S. Dahiya is Pro-Vice-Chancellor and Ex-Chairman, Faculty of English, Kurukshetra University, India. He got his Doctorate in English from the University of Cincinnati ( U.S.A.) in 1974. A teacher of long standing ( 28 years' experience ) Prof. Dhaiya has been devoted as much to writing books on literature as to teaching the subject of his deep interest. He has, to his credit, a number of books on English and American literature as well as on education in general.
Prof. Dahiya's major writings include : The Hero in Hemingway - A Study in Development ( 1978 ) , Hemingway's The Suns Also Rises - A Critical Introduction (1986), Teaching English Literature (1989), Major Movements in English Literature ( 1990 ), and Higher Education - Idea and Reality ( 1991), Hemingway's A Farewell to Arms - A Critical Study ( 1992 ).
Beside being Professor of English for a Long time Dr. Dahiya has held several positions of consequence in the fields of education. He has been Registrar of Maharishi Dayanand University Rohtak ; member, Haryana Legislative Assembly.
As a writer on education and a critic of literature, Professor Dahiya is known to his readers for the clarity of ideas and precision of expression. One thing for which he has been a popular critic among teachers and students is the readability of his books. Whatever be the subject, his ability to make it an interesting reading remains unmatched.

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