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This podcast will cover some of the iconic poetic and prosaic voices in Indian Literature in English. Indian Literature in English course-Semester V | Women Writing - Semester VI | B A English Literature | Mahatma Gandhi University

20/04/2022

Women Writing Module 2 After Eight Years of Marriage by Mamta Kalia

Lecture on the poem After Eight Years of Marriage

8 min
20/04/2022

Women Writing Module 2 : Bhagavatha by Vijayalakshmi

Lecture on the poem Bhagavatha by Malayalam poet Vijayalakshmi

11 min
20/04/2022

Women Writing Module 2 Draupadi by Sutapa Bhattacharya

Detailed discussion of the poem Draupadi auther by Sutapa Bhattacharya

13 min
03/02/2022

Women Writing - Module 3 - Passion of Mary

This episode will discuss in detail the short story titled "Passion of Mary" authored by Sarah Joseph.

53 min
23/09/2021

Poem 3 "Freedom" by Jayanta Mahapatra

This episode is a detailed discussion of Mahapatra' s poem "Freedom".

31 min
11/07/2021

Poem 2 : " Patriot" by Nissim Ezekiel

This episode contains an author introduction of the poet Nissim Ezekiel. You would be able to situate him as a modern Indian poet after listening to this lecture.

17 min
07/07/2021

Poem 1 : " The Harp of India" by Henry Derozio

Short summary and explanation of the poem by early Indian poet Henry Derozio

14 min

7 Episodes

This podcast will cover some of the iconic poetic and prosaic voices in Indian Literature in English. Indian Literature in English course-Semester V | Women Writing - Semester VI | B A English Literature | Mahatma Gandhi University

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Niya Mathew
Years Active

2021 - 2022
Episodes

7
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Clean
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Semester 5 & 6

Semester 5 & 6

Episodes

Women Writing Module 2 After Eight Years of Marriage by Mamta Kalia

Women Writing Module 2 : Bhagavatha by Vijayalakshmi

Women Writing Module 2 Draupadi by Sutapa Bhattacharya

Women Writing - Module 3 - Passion of Mary

Poem 3 "Freedom" by Jayanta Mahapatra

Poem 2 : " Patriot" by Nissim Ezekiel

Poem 1 : " The Harp of India" by Henry Derozio

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