noc18- hs31-Lecture 01-Introduction:What is Literary Theory?

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noc18-hs31-Lecture 02-Literature and Mimesis:Plato(I)

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noc18-hs31-Lecture 17-Structuralism: Claude Levi-Strauss

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noc18-hs31 Lecture 31-Feminism and Literature III:Gynocriticism, Ecriture Feminine,Judith BUtler

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noc18-hs31 Lecture 33-Postcolonial Theory I:Edward Said

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noc18-hs31-Lecture 11-Formalism

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noc18-hs31 Lecture 32-Modernism and Postmodernism

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noc18-hs31-Lecture 28-Literature and psychoanalysis(V): Jacques Lacan

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noc18-hs31-Lecture 03-Literature and Mimesis Plato(II)

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noc18-hs31-Lecture 10-New Criticism

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noc18-hs31-Lecture 14-Reader Response Theory: The Phenomenological Tradition

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noc18-hs31-Lecture 15-Reader Response Theory: Wolfgang Iser,Harold Bloom and Stanley Fish

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noc18-hs31-Lecture 18-Bridging Structuralism and Poststructuralism: Roland Barthes

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noc18-hs31-Lecture 07-Neoclassical Literary Theory

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How Does the 'noc18-hs31 Lecture 35' Conclude and What Are the Key Takeaways?

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noc18-hs31-Lecture 24- Literature and Psychoanalysis: Sigmund Freud (I)

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noc18-hs31-Lecture 08-Literature and Romanticism (I)

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noc18-hs31-Lecture 23- Marxist Literary Theory (III): Raymond Williams

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noc18-hs31-Lecture 04-Literature \u0026 Mimesis Aristotle(I)

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