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DEPARTMENT OF TAMIL SCHOOL OF INDIAN LANGUAGES UNIVERSITY OF KERALA M.A Programme in Tamil Language and Literature Syllabus (Under Credit and Semester System w.e.f. 2017 Admission ) M. A. PROGRAMME IN TAMIL LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE FOR THE 2017 ADMISSION ONWARDS 1 STRUCTURE OF THE PROGRAMME Sem. Course Code Name of the Course Number of Credits No Core Course TAM – C-411 MODREN LITERATURE 4 TAM – C-412 HISTORY OF TAMIL LITERATURE, 4 I TAMILNADU & ITS CULTURE AM – C-413 MODERN LITERERY THEORIES 3 Internal Electives TAM – E- 414 HUMAN VALUES FOR EXCELLENCE IN 3 TAMIL LITERATURE Core Course TAM –C-421 MEDIEVAL AND BHAKTHI LITERATURE 4 II TAM-C-422 PROSODY AND POETICS 4 TAM –C- 423 TOLKAPPIYAM – EZHUTHU 4 TAM – C-424 MODERN LITERERY CRITICISM 4 Core Course 4 TAM- C-431 THE STUDY OF TAMIL EPICS III 4 TAM –C- 432 AKAM PURAM THEORIES OF TOLKAPPIYAM TOLKAPPIYAM – COL 4 TAM –C-433 COMPARATIVE LITERATURE 4 TAM –C-434 Internal Electives STUDY OF FOLKLORE TAM-E- 435 3 Core Course TAM – C- 441 ANCIENT LITERATURE 4 TAM- C- 442 SYSTEM OF INDIAN PHILOSOPHY WITH IV 4 SPECIAL REFERENCE TO TAMIL LINGUISTICS, COMPARATIVE DRAVIDIAN TAM-C-443 AND HISTORY OF TAMIL LANGUAGE 4 Internal Electives TAM- E- 444 TAMIL JOURNALISM AND MASS COMMUNICATION 2 2 TAM- D- 445 DISSERTATION 6 External Department Elective Course I TAM – X- Basic Functional Tamil 2 411 II TAM-X- Tamil Language and Literature an IntroductorY 2 421 Course III TAM –X- Tamil MalaYalam Translation 2 431 3 PROGRAMME OBJECTIVES • To make the student understand the unique nature and function of literature and to enable them grasp the complex nature of literary study ie shading literature as a whole. • To make him compete to evaluate literature in objective terms and undertake in depth studies of different genre’s of literature. • To make the student aware of total literary sources of the Tamil language. • To introduce the cultural history to understand the literary background in its totality. • To focus the relationship between literature and life. • Empowerment of women to live in harmony with society and nature – ‘Human values to excellences in Tamil Literature. 4 Semester : I Course Code : TAM – C-411 Course Title : MODREN LITERATURE Credit : 4 AIM : To make the students aware of the modern literary trends and movements. OBJECTIVES: • Introducing various modern literary genres such as Poetry, Prose, Novel, Drama and Short story, Travelogue, Biographies are also included in prose. • For each literary genre a few sample works are prescribed so as to enable the students to have a taste of such works in original. COURSE CONTENT MODULE I POETRY Bharathidasan Azhakinchirippu Bharathiyar Kuil Paattu First 25 pieces (Editor – Sibichelvam) Kalachuvadu Kavithaikal Kavinjar Chudar Kakkichudar Krishanangani Parathal Athan Sudandhiram MODULE II PROSE Marx A. Vellai Thimir Rajam Krishnan Kalanthorum Pen Salini Ilanthirayan Valkkai Varalathu Ilakkiam Saminatha Iyar U. Ve. Naan Kandathum Kettathum Sujatha Kanipporiyum Tamilum Veerachami Chettiyar Vinodha Rasa Manjari (Chapter 6, 9, 14, 16) MODULE III DRAMA Inquilab Avvai MODULE IV NOVEL Bama Karukku Jeyamohan Kaadu Madhavan A Krishnapparunthu Neela Padmanabhan Pallikondapuram Vanathi Pathippakam, 1996 5 Tamil Selvi Su. Azham MODULE V SHORT STORIES Asokamitram Puthiya Tamil Cirukataikal Jeyakanthan Jeayakanthan Cirukataikal National Book Trust Putumaipithan Puthumai Pithan Cirukataikal MODULE V FEMINISTIC WRITINGS Ra. Prema (Editor) Penniya Kathaigal Kavya Vellieedu, Bangalore REFERENCES • Bharathidasan. Azakinsirippu, Manivasahar Pathippakam, 31 singar Theru, Parimunai, Chennai , 2005. • Bharathiyar.C Bharathiyar Kavithaikal, Vanathipathippakam, T. Nagar Chennai, 2015, 385-399. 6 Semester : I Course Code : TAM – C-412 Course Title : HISTORY OF TAMIL LITERATURE ,TAMILNADU & ITS CULTURE Credit : 4 AIM : To understand the unbroken literary tradition in Tamil. To introduce Cultural History to understand the literary background in its totality. OBJECTIVES • To get an analytical and in depth Knowledge of the literary creations authors’ movements and trends-through various periods. To understand the origin and developments of Dravidian culture - Its distinctive features in Indian culture • To focus the relationship between literature and life. To study literature as a documents for tracing the history of ideas. To get a training to identify genuine historical sources and to interpret and evaluate them. COURSE CONTENT MODULE I Ancient Period Stone Age – Origin of Dravidian cultural Indus valley civilization – Sangam period – Sangam Literature – Geographical- Political divisions - Life and culture - the advent of Jainism and Buddhism.Tolkappiam - Sangam Literature- Pattum Tokaiyum- Classification of Akam Puram - Post sangam Period- Keelkannakkunoorkal- Ethical Literature. MODULE II Medieval Period Advent of Kalabras – the decline of Jainism and Buddism – Rise of Bakthi movement – Pandya, Pallava and Chera – Development of literature and Arts – the development of Temple Culture . MODULE III Epics Literature - Bakthi Literature.Alvarkal and Nayanmarkal - Grammar and Nikkandu. MODULE IV Later Period Minor Literature- Occasional Verses- Siddar’s- Philosophic works - contribution to the literature. Culture of Cholas – the development of sculpture painting and music - the fluorescence of literary activities and the consequent compilations - classifications of literary works. The rebel tradition of sidda’s - Migrations and political interference of Foreigners - Rise of Vijayanagar empire - the revival of Vedic culture. 7 MODULE V Modern Period The advent of foreign Powers –New Literary Forms –Prose-Novel Literature-Drama- Folk Literature. Christian missionaries- the democratizations of education- the influence of Islam and Christianity - the breaking up caste barriers- the advent of Europeans and Freedom Struggle - Folk ballads. The raise and growth of the freedom struggle- The raise and growth of Dravidian movement- growth of journalism- Trade union movement- social Transformations. MODULE VI Inscriptions An Introduction to epigraphy and Tamil Paleography – Origin and development of scripts (5 selected Inscriptions only). REFERENCES • PILLAI K. K. Dr. Tamizhaaka varalarum Makkalum Panpadum • Subramaniyan S. V. Dr. History of Tamil Literature Manivasakar pathippakam Inscriptions • Inscription of Rajaraja 1 No. 6 S. I. T. Vol II Pt. IP. 68 • Pukaliyut Aarunattarmalai Brahmi Inscription of the chera kings of Patirrupattu - corpus of Tamil Bhahmi Inscription - Seminar on Inscriptions • Tirunathar Kunru Inscriptions - TAS. Vol. I P. 231 • Triplicane Inscription of Dandivarman • Uttaramerur Inscription of Parantaka - 1 A. S. R. REFERENCES • Ananthakumar, Telugu IIakkiya Varalaru • Arunachalam.M , An Introduction to the History of Tamil Literature • Arunachalam , Tamizh IIakkiya Varalaru Century wise (10,11,12,13,14,&15) • Enpattontil Tamil.I.T.S. Madras. • Govindaswamy M, A Survey of Sources for the History of Tamil literature • Jesudasan A, Short History of Tamil Literature • Kamil Zvelebil, History of Tamil Literature • Kanakasenthilnathan, Ezhathu Tamil Valarchi 8 • Meenakshi Sundaram T. P, History of Tamil Literature • Parameshwaran Nair, History of Malayalam Literature Sahitya Academy • Raj Gauthaman, Aram Athikaram • Selvanayakam, Tamizh IIakkiya Varalaru • Subramoniam, Draviadamozli IIakkiyamkal • Tamil Annal Puthiya Nokkil Tamizh IIakkiya Varalaru • Thanchai Srinivasa Pillai Tamil Varalaru 1& II Parts • Vaiyapiri Pillai A, History of Tamil Literature • Vaiyapuri Pillai Kavia Kaalam, IIakkiya Uthayam • Varadarajan Tamizh IIakkathin Varalaaru • Velupillai Tamizh IIakiathil Kalamum Karuthum ADDITIONAL REFERENCES (Inscriptions) • Panneerselvam R. Kalvettu An Introduction • Sircar D.C. Indian Epigraphy • Siva Ramamoorthy Indian Epigraphy and South Indian Scripts • Subramaniam T. N. Pandai Tamil Ezhuthukkal • Sadasiva Pandarathar T.V. Kalvettukkalal Ariyappatum Unmaikal Vol.3. Part I pp.43- Govt. Oriental Manuscripts Library South Indian Temple Inscription • Tamilnadu Archaeological Department Kalvettiyal 9 Semester : I Course Code : TAM – C-413 Course Title : MODERN LITERERY THEORIES Credit : 3 AIM : To teach the student the different types of Literary Theories and the varying trends. OBJECTIVIES • To make them complete to evaluate literature in objective terms and undertake in depth studies of different genres of literature. COURSE CONTENT MODULE I Modernism – romanticism – realism MODULE II structuralism – Marxism - surialism MODULE III Post Modernism - post structuralism – de-construction – MODULE IV Thalithism – Feminism. MODULE V Post Colonialism – Orientalism- MODULE IVI New Trends in Modern Literary Theories REFERENCES • Muthu Mohan Amaippiyal thathuvangal N C B H, Ambathur, Chennai – 600098 July 2015 • Aranga Subbiyah Ilakkiya Thiranaiyavu Isangkal, Kolkaikal Pavai Publications, 142 Rajapett, Chennai • M. A. Suseela Tamililakkiya velliyil penn mozhiyum Pennum Mennakshi puthakam. ADDITIONAL REFERENCES • Manoharan,Indhiya Ilakkiyakkolkai cuttar porutham , Mattu pathippakam 96/J Block, Nalvaravu Street, M. M. Beat Colony, Arumbakkam, ChennaI. • Nalankilli, Ilakkiyathil Isangal • Poornachandran, Tamil Ilakkiyathiranaiyvu Varalaru, Tamil University,Thanjavoor–613010 • Savithri . R. Ilakkiya thiranaiyaviyal oar arimugam ,Vol I & II, Sakthi Publication, 197 Pushpam colony, Arulanantha Nagar, Thanjavoor. 10 ADITIONAL REFERENCE Nilayam Madurai. 1. Penn vazhakkarukal pennuyakkollpattup Ganasekaran Parvai N C B H, Chennai 2. Kalaniyam pinkalaniyam arimugam Robert J. C.