CSP
নিচের লাল লিংকে ক্লিক করে টেক্সট, ভিডিও লেকচার, ব্রিফ, শর্ট, ও ব্রড প্রশ্নের উত্তর গুলো পড়।
Elizabethan and Jacobean Drama
16th and 17the Century Poetry
17th and 18th Century Non-Fictional Prose
Restoration and Eighteenth Century Fiction
Restoration & 18th Century Poetry and Drama
Victorian Poetry
Introduction to Literary Criticism
Introduction to Linguistics
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Some Advice for the students of 3rd year
Studying these periods of literature and linguistics requires patience and focus. Each era has its unique style, themes, and language. To make your study effective, divide your time wisely among the subjects. Here are some simple tips to help you understand and enjoy these areas.
Elizabethan and Jacobean Drama
Start by understanding the historical background. The plays often explore themes like power, love, and ambition. Read the texts carefully and look at how characters speak. Pay attention to the use of soliloquies and how they express inner thoughts. Think about how the supernatural elements, like witches or ghosts, add to the drama. Watching performances of these plays can make their meanings clearer.
16th and 17th Century Poetry
This poetry often focuses on love, nature, and religious themes. Poets use metaphors, similes, and imagery. Try to understand these figures of speech. Read the poems aloud to feel the rhythm and sound of the language. Pay attention to how poets deal with emotions and human experiences. Writing short notes on key lines will help you remember their deeper meanings.
17th and 18th Century Non-Fictional Prose
Writers from this period often discuss ideas about society, politics, and human nature. Their language may seem formal, but their arguments are clear. Focus on how they support their ideas. Break the text into small parts to understand better. Making summaries of what you read can help. Understanding the context of the time will also clarify why these ideas were important.
Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Fiction
This fiction focuses on human relationships, social manners, and morality. Characters often face personal struggles or humorous situations. Understand how they reflect the society of that time. Focus on the humor, irony, and lessons in the stories. Making a list of characters and their actions can help you track the main events.
Restoration and 18th Century Poetry and Drama
This period is famous for satire and wit. Poets and playwrights often criticize society in clever ways. Learn how they use humor and irony to make serious points. Pay attention to how they discuss topics like politics, love, and human behavior. Watching plays or reading them aloud with friends can make this period more fun and understandable.
Victorian Poetry of 3rd year
Victorian poets often explore themes like faith, doubt, and social change. The Industrial Revolution and moral questions influence their work. Focus on how they describe nature, feelings, and struggles in their poems. Read about the poet’s life to understand their perspective. Write short summaries of each poem to keep track of the themes and messages.
Literary Criticism
Criticism helps you understand how people analyze and interpret texts. Different critics use different methods. Learn about their ideas, such as the focus on the text itself, the author’s life, or the reader’s response. Practice writing your analysis using these methods. Reading multiple interpretations of the same text can broaden your understanding.
Linguistics
Linguistics is the study of language and how it works. Focus on the main branches like phonetics, syntax, and semantics. Learn the terms and definitions step by step. Look for patterns in language use. Understanding how children learn language can also help you see how grammar and meaning develop. Practice with examples to apply what you learn.
General Tips for 3rd year
- Understand the Background: Knowing the historical and social context will help you understand why the authors wrote in certain ways.
- Focus on Themes: Each text has main ideas or messages. Pay attention to how these ideas are expressed.
- Annotate Texts: Highlight important lines and make notes in the margins to remember key points.
- Practice Writing: Write short essays or summaries to test your understanding. This will help you prepare for exams.
- Discuss with Others: Talking about the texts with classmates or teachers can give you new ideas.
- Use Different Resources: Read books, watch videos, and listen to lectures about the topics you are studying.
- Plan Your Time: Make a schedule to cover all your topics. Spend more time on difficult areas.
- Reread Difficult Texts: Some texts are hard to understand at first. Read them more than once to grasp their meaning.
- Connect to Modern Life: Think about how the themes and ideas relate to your own life or the world today.
- Stay Curious: Keep asking questions about the texts. This will make your study more engaging.
By following these tips, you can approach your studies with confidence. Each topic may seem challenging at first, but with practice and effort, you can understand and enjoy them.
