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Children's literature for UGC NET English

Here is the detailed guide on children's literature, for UGC NET English, or any English Literature related competitive exam ( like GATE, SET, CUET PG, etc) preparation: 🍭Classic Children's Literature (Global)    Children's literature emerged as a distinct genre in the 18th century, although earlier works were often didactic. Classic works shaped the genre by focusing on fantasy, adventure, and moral teachings. 🍬1. Lewis Carroll – Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1865)      A pioneer of literary nonsense, Carroll's work explores the whimsical adventures of Alice in a fantastical world. The book defies Victorian moralism and instead embraces absurdity, imagination, and dream-like scenarios.      - Critical themes: Identity, logic vs. nonsense, and the fluidity of childhood. 🍬2. J.M. Barrie – Peter Pan (1904)      Barrie's timeless tale of the boy who never grows up explores childhood innocence, adventure, and fanta...

UGC NET PYQS on Restoration theatre and its playwrights

Here is a comprehensive compilation of all facts, themes, playwrights, and details about Restoration theatre and its playwrights that has been asked in UGC NET/JRF ENGLISH LITERATURE over the years from 2004- 2023 (Note: this is just a PYQ discussion set)  🔴 Key Playwrights and Their Works   1. William Wycherley      - The Country Wife: Satirizes societal norms and hypocrisy.      - The Plain Dealer: Partially based on Molière's The Misanthrope.   2. William Congreve      - The Way of the World: A masterpiece exploring themes of love, marriage, and intrigue, though initially unsuccessful.      - The Double Dealer: Highlights deception in romantic and social relationships.   3. George Etherege      - The Man of Mode: Features Sir Fopling Flutter and critiques foppish behavior.   4. John Dryden      - Marriage à la Mode: ...

NTA Adjusts Focus and Faces a Drop in Exam Numbers.

News Report: National Testing Agency (NTA) Adjusts Focus and Faces a Drop in Exam Numbers.  The National Testing Agency (NTA), responsible for organizing multiple entrance exams in India, has announced significant reforms to streamline its focus. According to recent statements, NTA will prioritize higher education entrance exams while reducing the number of exams under its umbrella. These changes come as part of the government's ongoing efforts to simplify the examination process and improve educational access. Key Reforms by NTA: NTA is set to discontinue several exams, reducing its involvement in lower-level and redundant assessments. The move aligns with the push for a more focused approach, aiming at enhancing the quality of entrance exams for higher education. By narrowing its scope, the NTA plans to manage resources better and ensure that the exams it conducts are more efficient and relevant to the demands of the education system. The reforms also aim to ease the burden on st...