Literary Sphere

World Literatures for UGC NET English World Literatures for UGC NET English Aspirants For the UGC NET English Literature exam, the syllabus covers a wide range of world literatures, with a strong emphasis on British, American, Indian, and Postcolonial literatures, but also includes major works from other national literatures. Here is a categorized list of countries/regions and their literature that you should study: Disclaimer: This list provides only a gist of authors and literary traditions from various nations that UGC NET English aspirants may encounter. It is not an exhaustive list. Students are expected to study deeply and gather comprehensive knowledge from diverse sources, including primary texts, critical essays, literary theories, historical contexts, and previous year papers. This guide is merely a starting point to help aspirants proceed in a structured and informed manner. 🇬🇧 British Literature (Most Important) Old Engli...

  A Journey Through Spanish Literature A Journey Through Spanish Literature The Medieval Tapestry (c. 10th - 15th Centuries) Our journey begins in the Middle Ages, a period where the Iberian Peninsula was a melting pot of cultures. Key Works and Authors: The Cantar de Mio Cid (c. 12th century): This epic poem, a cornerstone of Spanish literature, narrates the heroic deeds of Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar, El Cid. It's a vibrant portrayal of medieval Spanish society, valor, and the evolving concept of honor. Its oral tradition roots give it a raw and powerful energy. The Romancero (Ballad Tradition): These narrative poems, often sung and passed down orally, capture dramatic moments in history, legend, and everyday life. They range from tales of knights and battles to poignant love stories and Moorish encounters, offering glimpses into the medieval Spanish psyche. ...