Questions and Answers
Who is the Academic Coordinator for the course 'Reading Indian Fiction in English'?
Deekshant Awasthi
What is the ISBN of the first edition of the course 'Reading Indian Fiction in English'?
978-93-95774-76-5
Which department published the course 'Reading Indian Fiction in English'?
Department of Distance and Continuing Education
Who are the content writers for the course 'Reading Indian Fiction in English'?
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Where can corrections/modifications/suggestions for the Self Learning Material be sent?
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According to the UGCF - 2022 and National Education Policy 2020, how many credits is the course 'Reading Indian Fiction in English'?
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What is the main focus of E. M. Forster's work, Aspects of the Novel?
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In which year was E. M. Forster's work Aspects of the Novel published?
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What does E. M. Forster describe as the 'secrets' in his authorial note?
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Where did E. M. Forster deliver the Clark Lecture series, which later became his work Aspects of the Novel?
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What does E. M. Forster refer to as 'graver and grander streams of criticism' in his authorial note?
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Which university was E. M. Forster associated with when he delivered the Clark Lecture series?
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Aspects of the Novel was originally delivered as a series of lectures at which university?
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Study Notes
- Department of Distance and Continuing Education at University of Delhi offers a course titled "Reading Indian Fiction in English" under the Unit-I of which is covered by E. M. Forster's "Aspects of the Novel."
- Deb Dulal Halder and Nalini Prabhakar are the content writers and academic coordinator, respectively, for this course. P. K. Satapathy and Dr. Neeta Gupta are also part of the editorial board.
- The first edition of this course material was published in 2022 by the Department of Distance and Continuing Education under the aegis of Campus of Open Learning/School of Open Learning, University of Delhi.
- Forster's "Aspects of the Novel" is a critical text on how to read a novel. In this unit, students will learn about Forster and his works, different aspects of a novel as per Forster, and how the novel can reflect society.
- Originally published as Clark Lectures at Trinity College, Cambridge University, "Aspects of the Novel" is a lucid and conversational text, making it an excellent resource for understanding the genre and its critical analysis.
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