Mikhail Bakhtin || His terms and works explained in Hindi

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Topics Covered: 21
Major Works in Chronological Order.
Major Writers and their Terms/Ideas Explained one by one in brief.

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English Literature 

NTA UGC NET JRF

Literary Theory and Criticism 


Russian Formalism 

Lecture-3


Mikhail Bakhtin:-

Dialogism

Heteroglossia 

Chronotope

Polyphony

Unfinalizability

Carnival

Carnivalesque

Grotesque


Problems of Dostoyevsky’s Poetics

Rabelais and his World

Dialogic Imagination 


Roman Jakobson:-


Paradigmatic/Metaphor/Selection

Syntegmatic/Metonymy/Combination 

Linguistics 

Semiotics

Semantics 

Functions of poetry:-

Referential

Poetic

Emotive 

Conative

Phatic

Metalingual 


Model of Communication 

Context

Message

Channel

Code

Sender 

Receiver 


Structural linguistics 


Victor Sheklovsky 

Vladimir Propp

Boris Eikhenbaum

Yury Tynianov

Tzvetan Todorov 

Boris Tomeshveskya

Mikhail Bakhtin

Rene Wellek 

Jan Mukarovsky 


Mechanical Formalism

Organic Formalism 

Linguistic Formalism 


OPOJAZ (Society for Study of Poetic Language )

Moscow Linguistic Circle 

Prague Linguistic Circle 


Practical Language

Poetic Language

Defamiliarisation 


New Criticism

Structuralism 


Explanation in Hindi