An Approach to Guide Book on M.A. 4th Semester Assamese Comparative Literary Theory and Indian Literature PG AS S402 DSC KKHSOU

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An Approach to Guide Book on M.A. 4th Semester Assamese Comparative Literary Theory and Indian Literature PG AS S402 DSC KKHSOU

This guidebook is meticulously crafted for postgraduate students pursuing their M.A. 4th Semester in Assamese under Krishna Kanta Handiqui State Open University (KKHSOU), specifically for the paper Comparative Literary Theory and Indian Literature (PG AS S402 DSC). It provides a comprehensive and accessible overview of major comparative literary theories, blending Indian and Western perspectives with clarity and academic precision. The book examines seminal concepts such as influence studies, parallelism, adaptation, and reception theory, and explores the intercultural dynamics between Indian and world literatures.

Special emphasis is placed on Indian literary theories including Rasa, Dhvani, and Vakrokti, and how they contrast and complement modern Western schools like Structuralism, Post-Structuralism, Marxism, and Feminism. Key texts and thinkers are highlighted to help students grasp complex theoretical frameworks with ease. Additionally, the book includes illustrative comparisons between Assamese and other Indian literatures, making it highly relevant for comparative analysis.

With exam-oriented summaries, important questions, and model answers, this guidebook is an essential academic companion for KKHSOU students. It encourages critical thinking while aligning with the university syllabus, making it ideal for both exam preparation and conceptual clarity.