Reflective view on post colonial study: Pro. Balaji ranganathan

This blog is a part of our Reflective Learning on a particular guest lectures, where we need to write our views on the learning of Guest lecture.

                  During 14-16 September, 2018, we had three days guest lecture of Dr. Balaji Ranganathan at Department of English, MKBU. In these three days he dealt with the paper of Postcolonialism. 

Three days guest lecture by  Prof.Balaji Ranganathan.sir seems very knowable and beneficial for all of us. We have learnt so many important things about Postcolonial literature by Prof.Balaji Ranganathan.On second day he has discussed about Net-Set in combine class with Sem 1 students. Our Department arrange class of Net-Set because Students aware about Net-Set 

Day-1 - Black Skin, White Mask: Frantz Fanon (1952)

Day-2

1-Orientalism: Edward Said (1977)

2-A Tempest: Aime Cesaire (1969)

3-Net-Slet: The great Challenge

Day-3

Imaginary Homelands: Salman Rushdie (1981-91)

On first day we are very happy to see them in front of us. I met him second time . I was very impressed by his language, tone of speak already during our Academic Tour to his university (CUG)  I really  enjoyed his lectures. He mainly deal with the topics related with Post Colonial studdies and gave many example which was related with topic. along with his core area of Post Colonial studies, he took a lecture on NET/SET examinations also, and provide us lots of important information to crack these type of exams.

Balaji sir has given us very useful and appropriate method to prepare for NET/SET.

• Collect the Database of 5000 Questions
• Solve all the questions and find your level
• Found the pattern : Things you know / don't know.
• Start feeling gaps.
• Found strong / weak areas.
• start making database which you don't have / which you not good. 

At last we click group picture so one day we see this images and store in our memory