പരിസ്ഥിതിസൗന്ദര്യശാസ്ത്രം എന്ന പഠനമേഖല S2/P4C-ENVIRONMENTAL AESTHETICS Unit – I: Introduction to Environmental Aesthetics Background of Environmental Aesthetics as field of study - Short history – Reference of environment – human judgment – interaction between individual and environment in relation to beauty – manipulation of natural resources Unit – II: Theoretical framework for Environmental Aesthetics Humanist Approach to Environmental Aesthetics - History of Landscape - Sangham Literature - Thinai Concept - Urban verses Rural Environment - Literary Activists - Citizen Activists - Environmental Education Unit – III & IV: Aesthetic Criticism, Literature - Emotional effect - Values in literature - Literal studies – Approaches to nature – Approaches to Natural resources, Detailed study – literal works – Novel – Short story – Poetry Unit – V: Experience of Human feelings, Approach to the society – Background knowledge of issues - Approaches of govt. agencies
പ്രാചീനം, മധ്യകാലം എന്നിങ്ങനെ തരംതിരിച്ച് പഠിക്കുന്നു S1/P2C-EARLY & MEDIEVAL PROSE Unit – I: Inscriptions - Bhashakaudaliyam, Attaprakaram and Kramadeepika, Brahmandapuranam, Ambarishopakyanam, Dutavaakyam, Nalopakyanam, Bhasha Bhagavatham- Literary significance of Early Malayalam Prose works. Unit – II: Christian Missionaries and evolution of Malayalam Prose – Canons of the Synod at Udayamperur, Samkshepavedartham. Arnospathiri and his contributions, Jnanamuthumala, Vedatharkam Unit – III: Varthamanapusthakam – Grammatical works and Dictionaries, Gundart and his works. Unit – IV : Beginning of Journalism in Malayalam, Literary Articles and Criticism appeared in the Journals. Unit – V: Keralavarma and the Travancore text book committee. Literary Journals and their impact – Vidyavinodini, Bhashaposhini, Malayalam Manorama etc.
മലയാളത്തിലെ വ്യാകരണകൃതികളുടെ വിശദപഠനം S1/P4C-GRAMMATICAL THEORIES IN MALAYALAM Unit – I: Grammars: Types of Grammars – Traditional, Structural and Transformational types. Grammatical works on and in Malayalam - Leelathilakam. Malayalabhasha Vyakaranam, Malyalmayude Vyakaranam, Keralabhasha Vyakaranam, Keralakaumudi, Keralapaniniyam, Kairaleeshabdanusasanam, Unit – II: Sounds: Classification of Sounds- The Samvruthokaram – the Vowel ‘a’ and its variations – the ‘Varstya’ (Alveolar) class – Sound variations etc, Sandhi: Different approaches - internal and external Sandhi – delection (lopa) Doubling (Dvithua) – Substitution (Aadesa) – Addition (Aagama) Unit – III: Grammatical Categories: Nouns, Verbs and attributes – Classification of ‘Dyotaka catagories’ – Inflectional increment – Relative Participles and Verbal Participles – Adjectives in Malayalam – Post Positions. Unit – IV: Nouns: Classification – Number and gender – Derivative Nouns (Taddhidha and Krith) – Case format...
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