1. Introduction to English Studies
2. The Scope of English Studies
3. The English Language
4. International English
5. The Globalization of English
6. World Englishes
7. The Rise of Cultural Studies
8. Old English
9. Middle English
10. Early Modern English
11. Modern English, Part 1
12. Modern English, Part 2
13. The Age of Chaucer
14. The Age of Shakespeare
15. Milton and his Times
16. The Augustans
17. The Romantics
18. The Victorians
19. Modern Literature
20. Literary Genres: The Novel
21. Literary Genres: Poetry
22. Literary Genres: Drama
23. Literary Genres: Essay
24. Literary Genres: Short story
25. Literary Genres: Biography
26. Literary Genres: Autobiography
27. History Of English Language
28. Marxist Literary Criticism
29. Feminist Criticism
30. Structuralist Criticism
31. Poststructuralism
32. Postcolonialism
33. Cognitive Approaches To Literature
34. Literary Criticism: Classical Criticism
35. Literary Criticism: Liberal Humanism
36. Literary Criticism: Reader-response Criticism
37. Literary Criticism: New Historicism
38. Literary Criticism: Ecocriticism

This course seeks to impart, in both a compact and comprehensive manner, the necessary knowledge in English language and literature that an undergraduate student should possess. The course aims to help students understand English language and literature using a multi-faceted methodology that includes the historical, linguistic, literary and critical dimensions.

Modules:
- Introduction to English Studies
- History of the English Language
- History of English Literature
- Literary Genres
- Literary Criticism

This is English Language and Literature by Dr. Liza Das & Dr. Krishna Barua, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, IIT Guwahati.