This module introduces you to the allegory of the ‘The Postmaster’. You will be taught the motifs and themes such as gender, class, inequality, melancholy and the sublime natural world present in the story ‘The Postmaster’. Also, you will be shown the deconstruction of the contrast between Calcutta and Ulapur, the desire for companionship and the ultimate departure in 'The Postmaster'. Finally, you will be taught the literary symbolism present in the poem “The Fly”.

In this module, you will be introduced to the social fiction that justifies the economic enterprise and colonial expansion in the novella ‘Heart of Darkness’. Failure of classic realism, the ambivalence towards imperialism and imperialism in general will be covered in this module. You will also be shown the mapping of privilege and the machinery of colonialism in the story 'Heart of Darkness'.

In this module, you will be shown themes such as 'The Hypocrisy of Imperialism', 'Madness as a Result of Imperialism' and 'The Absurdity of Evil' present in 'The Heart of Darkness'. Also, spectrality of the landscape, the event associated with the journey down river Congo and hyper-appropriation of imperialism in the 'Heart of Darkness' will be covered in this module.

In this module, you will be introduced to the literary symbolism present in ‘Love Song of J Alfred Prufrock’ and ‘Preludes’. Also, you will be taught the crisis of embodiment, the liquidation of the human-self and exhaustion of significance found in the text. You will be shown the yellow fog as a feline image in ‘Love Song of J Alfred Prufrock’ and the analysis of the agencylessness of existence in 'Preludes'.

In this module, you will be introduced to the themes and motifs of ‘The Waste Land’ as it juxtaposes fragments of various elements of literary and mythic traditions with scenes and sounds from modern life. 'The burial of the dead' and 'A game of chess' in 'The Wasteland' will be covered in this module. Also, you will be shown the degeneration of human relationships, sublimation of sexual desire and the deadness of faith in 'The Wasteland'.

In this module, you will be introduced to themes such as coming of age, religion, and escapism present in ‘Araby. Also, you will be shown the fiction and critiques contained in the story 'Solid Objects'. You will learn about the decadence of Irish society, the scene of fantasy and the fall of Araby in the story 'Araby'. Finally, the termination of functionality and mimicry of imperialism in the story 'Solid Objects' will be covered in this module.

In this module, you will be introduced to the complex symbolism and thematic depth of ‘Mrs. Dalloway’. You will learn about Peter Walsh's relationship, compulsive consumerism and the tyranny of medicine in ‘Mrs. Dalloway’. Also, London's prehistoric darkness, the interrupted embodiment and traumatic landscape of reality in ‘Mrs. Dalloway’ will be covered in this module.

In this module, you will be taught the lack of emotions and the deconstruction of forced manliness in the novel 'Mrs. Dalloway'. Medical masculinity, the final act of bravery and negotiations with time in 'Mrs. Dalloway' will be covered in this module. Also, you will be introduced to the themes of privacy, loneliness, and communication present in 'Mrs. Dalloway'.

This module contains the first assessment on Diploma in Feminist Writings. You need to score 80% or more to pass.

In this module, you will be shown the literary criticism of the twentieth century present in the novel ‘Ulysses’. Also, you will be introduced to the features of modernist fiction, Stephen's recursive guilt and the disease of antisemitism. You will learn about the sepulchral quality of Dublin, the metaphysical transition of souls and the communication crisis in Dublin.

In this module, you will be introduced to the machinery of the printing press in 'Ulysses'. Also, you will be shown the consumption of science, the cyclicity of life and the inscription of identity in 'Ulysses'. After this, you will learn about the divergent views between Bloom and Dedalus, the constructed quality of time and the act of corporeality on time in 'Ulysses'.

In this module, you will be introduced to the themes of mental illness in the story “Toba Tek Singh”. You will learn about the plasticity of identity formation and the madhouse in the story 'Toba Tek Singh'. Also, you will be shown religion as a meta-narrative of identity and the reconfiguration of reality in the story 'Toba Tek Singh'.

In this module, you will be introduced to the themes of politics and femininity present in ‘The Chess Players’. You will be shown an overview of the cultural setting, the production and consumption of excess in the story 'The Chess Players'. Also, you will learn about the marginalization of women, the culture of intoxication and the sense of revenge in the story 'The Chess Players'.

This module contains the second assessment on Diploma in Feminist Writings. You need to score 80% or more to pass.