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Major]Syllabus-Paper-1 ' Hindi Sahitya Ka Itihaas' Syllabus‐ Deptt. Of Hindi First semester [major]syllabus –paper‐1 ‘ Hindi Sahitya ka itihaas’ Unit 1.Aadikal : Kaal nirdharan tatha naamkaran, parivesh,sidha‐ saahitya ,naath‐sahitya,jain sahitya,raaso . Unit ‐2.Bhaktikaal : Parivesh, sant kaavyadhara, premakhyanak kavya,raam bhaktikaavya sahitya, krishnakaavya. Unit 3. Ritikal: Ritiyugin kaavyadhara , parivesh , kaavya ki pramukh pravritiyan . Unit 4. Aadhunik kaavya : Parivesh,bharatendu yug,dvivedi yug,chayavad,pragativad,nayikavita . Pathya pustak‐hindisahitya ka navin itihas, Dr.Lalsahab singh,vishwavidyalaya prakashan, nayi kavita. Scond Semestar [major] syllabus‐ paper ‐2 `Hindi gadya sahitya’ Unit 1. Upanyaas : Nirmala‐ Premchand . Unit 2. Kahani : Patni‐Jainendra Kumar, Jaidol‐ Agyey , Vapasi‐Usha Priyamvada, Pita‐ Gyanranjan, Jindagi our jonk‐Amarkant. Pathyapustak‐: pratinidhi kahaniya – sampadak‐ Dr. Bachchan Singh, Anurag prakashan , Varanasi. Unit 3. Natak : Andher nagari‐ Bharatendu Harishchandra Unit 4: Nibandh : Lobh our priti –Ramchandra Shukla , Kavi kartavya – Mahavir Prasad Dvivedi,Bharatiyata‐ Agyey , Angad ka pao. Pathyapustak : Ek yatra, sampadak‐ Siddhinath Srivastav tatha Vishwambharnath Dubey, Lokbharati prakashan,Ilahabad. First Semester [general] syllabus‐ Paper 1 ` Hindi sahitya ka itihas ‘ Unit 1. Kaal vibhajan evam naamkaran parivesh, aadikalin sahitya ka vargikaran . Unit 2. Bhaktikal ka parichay evam parivesh , sagun kavyadhara evam nirgun kavyadhara . Unit 3. Ritikal ka parichay evam parivesh, Ritikal ka vargiaran evam pramukh visheshtayen. Unit 4. Aadhunikal : Bharatendu yug , dvivedi yug ,chchayavad yug evam pragativad –samanya parichaynevam pramukh visheshtayen . Second semester [general ] Syllabus ‐ Paper 2 `Hindi bhasha evam lipi ‘ Unit 1. Bhasha I paribhasha , bhasha evam boli , bhasha ke vividh rup , bhasha , bhasha ki visheshtayen. Pathyapustak : Bhasha‐ vigyan,bholanath tivari . Unit 2. Bharatiya aaryabhasha : Prachin , madhyakalin evam aadhunik . Unit 3. Hindi shetra evam boliyan : Bhogolik vistar evam hindi shetra ki boliyon ka vargikaran . Unit 4 . Nagari lipi : Utpati evam vikas , visheshtayen evam simayen sudhar ke upay . Pathya pustak : Hindi bhasha , Dr. Bholanath Tiwari. Second Semester MIL –` Paper –Hindi sahitya’ Unit 1 . Hindi sahitya : Hindi sahitya ka kalvibhajan , madhyakal : Samanya parichay , Hindi gadya ka udbhav our vikas , dvivedi yugin kavya / khadiboli padya . Pathya pustak : Hindi sahitya ka subodh itihas – Babu Gulabrai , prakashak‐ Lakshminarayan Agrawal, Agra‐3 Unit 2. Kavya: kabir – sakhiyan [ 11‐20 tak ] Tulasidas – Kavitavali – ramvan gaman [1‐5 tak] Maithalisharan Gupta –Shubhakamana Suryakant Tripathi Nirala –Sandhyasundari Ramdhari Singh Dinkar – Janatantra ka janma Pathya pustak : kavya – sourabh – sampadak – Puroshottamdas Modi , vishwavidyalaya prakashan , Varanasi. Unit 3.Hindi kahaniyan –Pathya kahaniya – Sharnagat‐Vrindavanlal Verma,Kaki‐Siyasharan Gupt ,Sach ka souda‐ Sudarshan, Makril‐Yashpal. Pthya pustak‐ 23 hindi kahaniyan,Sampadak‐Jainendra Kumar , Lokbharati prakashan,ilahabad. Unit 4.Hindi vyakaran‐ Pathya adhyay‐4‐sangyapad, 5‐sarvanam,6‐kriyapad,7‐visheshan. Pathya pustak‐: Vyakaran ki saral padhati‐ Dr. Badarinath Kapoor,Vishvavidyalaya prakashan , Varanasi.` . Contact Us‐[email protected] .
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