English : Literary Theory

[@naveedkhan3925]

Sir i have learnt much from ur lectures. The way u make things convincing is something unbelievable and exclusive. Hope ur efforts will bring to light the basic concepts of English literature. Linking ideas and giving appropriate qoute on ur part are the predominant featurea of ur lectures that must be appreciated. It is unfortunate oin our coubtry to find such mentors and those who about something never share on social media. Thank you for the non compensated efforts and honest exertions that is being proceeded by you. May you be blessed and honoured.

[@talhaarhum8112]

Very Useful and excellent lecture Sir AND I'm from Pakistan.

[@raghuvirsingh1900]

Up rising should have at most one space so hindi has first English...... Sir, you are welcome in Hindi..... Thanks for the ghar.... That is home for us.. Youth.

[@shajarali2861]

Awesome discussion!. I have learnt a lot.

[@adiveshl9286]

excellent videos for net slet and pu college lecturer aspirants

[@rafiqhassan5999]

Prof Bhim Singh Diyhia is a professor beyond frontiers.He is really a great literary scholar.Where can we get his books of History of English Literature and History of Literature Criticism?

[@shikhasingh-lw3xr]

On Amazon

[@rafiqhassan5999]

@@shikhasingh-lw3xr prof Bhim Singh Diyhia's this book is not with Amazon.Is there any other source of getting his books either in soft or hardform?

[@englishelysiumliteraturegr3795]

Thank you...sir....brimming with knowledge... Could we expect more lectures at your end?

[@aariffbhatt3870]

Thought - provoking lecture

[@krishnamanik1167]

Exellent informative classes

[@abooswalehmosafeer173]

That was very interesting. Thanks.

[@surbhirohera]

Quite informative and nicely explained. :)

[@pravjuly83]

well defined..tried to assimilate some of the extracts of spreadness of western culture through hidden monopolies in most parts of the world..

[@saimajaan8061]

Nicely explained! U dsrv million likes...sir plz mk a vdeo on indian poetics

[@mayankmishra4864]

John Barth or Roland Barth who was the author of death of author

[@kainaatachakzai9676]

Ronald Barthe

[@pastiche9]

This is my teacher .of college

[@rafiqhassan5999]

Prof Bhim Singh Diyhia is a sea of knowledge in English Literature and his method of delivering lecture is superb.He teaches in an easy to digest manner.where can we get his books.History of English Literature and History of Criticism written him?

[@kumarsushant9589]

Same here bro😂

[@pastiche9]

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[@kumarsushant9589]

@@pastiche9 literary theory ka Pyaar yahan le aayi😆😆

[@rsurya3372]

Ur lucky

[@AbdulWahab-df9rk]

Great lecture!!!

[@Inbacharal]

very useful explanation sir

[@GarretRaja]

GOOD LECTURE ON POSTCOLONIALISM

[@mahendrasurve5762]

very nice guidance

[@vikramtate4137]

Really its appreciate video

[@PRADEEPKUMAR-xo5pw]

Great

[@dhavalpurohit6368]

Very fruitful

[@Garima7354]

fantasticccccc sir Thank youu

[@goravhoney1]

very well explained

[@Drigger95]

fascinating!!

[@jamilurrahman9892]

Hey Urvashi. I am so surprised to see you here.

[@ArvindKumar-tz1kg]

highly productive

[@YogeshKrNegi]

Dr Dahiya has an undoubtedly good readings of literary outcomes, but unfortunately he doesn't form a sense, nor does he fit into any collective idea which is totally non-serious. Theories are highly essential to understand literature and society and the present world phenomena -be it science, literature, tech, or any aspect of life and the world outcome. Many of his points while discussing coloniser/colonised, post colonial/culture/ materialism and spiritualism is completely non-serious- lacking substantial understanding of it. Rathee, I would say Literature is an outcome of this world (of different periods), you should not study literature of any region/country/time/space in an isolation/alienation, but rather you have to study it in- relation with these aspects of life - (genders/identity/polity/nature-human nature dominance of every sort/class/caste/race/region and so on. You can't separate these aspects of life from the literary texts, and you need theories to understand them better. Otherwise, for example how will you read The Midnights Children or any text ? Then a plain reading of any text for you would be nothing but just an 'amusement', an entertainment, which is not really the case today. However, Dr Dahiya's vast readings is appreciable.

[@alvifatimarizwi7018]

Homi atomic bhabha😂😂

[@mahendrasurve5762]

very nice guidance