IGNOU BEGC 112 British Literature: Early 20th Century Exam Guide for BAFEG Students: 50-60 Pages of Important Questions, Literary Trends, and Previous Years’ Questions Printed on High-Quality 80 GSM White Paper - English

Name : IGNOU BEGC 112 British Literature: Early 20th Century Exam Guide for BAFEG Students: 50-60 Pages of Important Questions, Literary Trends, and Previous Years’ Questions Printed on High-Quality 80 GSM White Paper - English

Author : Bookmyassignments Expert

Book Format : Paperback

Edition : Latest

Genre : Exam Preparation

ISBN : 9786680376451

Language : English

Pages : 11-50 Pages

Publish Year : 2024

Publisher : BMAP EDU SERVICES

Sub Genre : Study Guides & Workbooks

This IGNOU study guide for BEGC 112 British Literature : Early 20th Century, tailored for Bachelor of Arts (English) Major (BAFEG) students, provides an in-depth understanding of the transformative literary movements and key authors of the early 20th century. Spanning 50-60 pages, the guide covers Modernism, major works, and significant literary themes, offering students a comprehensive tool for both academic success and deeper literary appreciation. Printed on 80 GSM white paper, this resource ensures clarity and durability for efficient study. Additionally, it includes important questions and previous years’ exam questions, making it a focused resource for exam preparation.

Key Features :  

Detailed coverage of the early 20th-century British Literature syllabus for BEGC 112.

Includes key authors such as Virginia Woolf, James Joyce, and T.S. Eliot, with a focus on their major contributions.

50-60 pages of concise, exam-oriented content, ideal for quick revision.

Printed on high-quality 80 GSM white paper, ensuring durability and readability.

Features important questions and previous years’ exam highlights to support thorough preparation.

Why Choose This Book?

This guide is an essential resource for IGNOU BAFEG students studying BEGC 112 British Literature : Early 20th Century. It offers a focused exploration of Modernist themes, literary techniques, and the works of major author

Country of Origin : India