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STRUCTURALISM | Explained with Examples & Key Critics | UGC NET English Literature

Welcome to the Complete Literary Theory Series by English Winglish (Pooja Singh)!! This video covers New Criticism, Formalism, Structuralism, Post-Structuralism, Psychoanalysis, Reader Response, Feminism, Marxism, New Historicism, and Postcolonial Criticism. Learn important thinkers, critics, and key terms that are most repeated in UGC NET/JRF exams. This playlist covers all major critics, schools of thought, and theories that are important for UGC NET English, SET, MA English, PhD Entrance Exams, and other literature-related competitive exams. If you want one-stop, structured, and exam-focused Literary Theory this is the right place for you What You’ll Learn in This Playlist We will cover all major movements, books, and critics such as: ✅ I.A. Richards – Meaning of Meaning, Practical Criticism, Four Kinds of Meaning, Two Uses of Language ✅ William Empson– Seven Types of Ambiguity, Some Versions of Pastoral, Milton’s God ✅ T.S. Eliot – Tradition and the Individual Talent, Objective Correlative ✅ Cleanth Brooks – The Heresy of Paraphrase, Well-Wrought Urn ✅ John Crowe Ransom – The New Criticism ✅ Northrop Frye– Anatomy of Criticism, Archetypal Criticism ✅ Roland Barthes – Death of the Author, Mythologies ✅ Michel Foucault – What is an Author?, Power and Discourse ✅ Jacques Derrida – Deconstruction, Différance ✅ Sigmund Freud – Psychoanalysis, Id, Ego, Superego ✅ Lacan, Althusser, Raymond Williams, Terry Eagleton, Judith Butler, Homi Bhabha, Gayatri Spivak, Edward Said, and many more… 👉 Each video explains: Theory in simple language. Real-life & exam-relevant examples. PYQs (Previous Year Questions). Storytelling approach for better memory. Unlock Structuralism in Literary Theory — from Saussure to Barthes — in this complete, beginner-friendly lecture. Learn how meaning is created through structures, systems, and codes, with examples from myths, novels, and folktales. Perfect for UGC NET English Literature, MA English, and literary theory students. 📚 Watch Next: Roman Jakobson — Metaphor & Metonymy Explained Roland Barthes — Death of the Author Claude Lévi-Strauss — Myth and Structure 🔗 Important Video Links (Must Watch for UGC NET) 🎥 Complete Guide to UGC NET English Paper 2👉   • Complete UGC NET Preparation Series   🎥 Most Repeated PYQs in English Literature👉    • Most Repeated PYQs | UGC NET English Liter...   🎥 British Literature – Yearwise PYQs👉   • Most Repeated PYQs in British Literature |...   🎥 Paper 1 Series: From NOT to NET👉   • UGC NET Paper 1 Full Course - From "NOT" t...   Literary Criticsm    • UGC NET DEC 2025 : Literary Criticism Seri...   🌐 Free Resources & Notes 📌 Visit my website for free notes & updates https://ugcnet.my.canva.site/ugcneten... 📌 Follow me on WhatsApp for complete UGC NET guidance and Update Follow the English Winglish By Pooja Singh channel on WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VayS... 👉 English Winglish by Pooja Singh 🎯 Why This Playlist is Important Literary Theory carries a huge weightage in NET English (10–12 questions directly from theory). Most aspirants get confused with jargon — I break it into simple, story-based explanations Covers everything: New Criticism → Structuralism → Poststructuralism → Postcolonialism → Feminism → Ecocriticism #ugcnetenglish #literarytheory #englishliterature #netjrf #englishwinglish #poojasingh #ugcnet2025 #literarycriticism #newcriticism #poststructuralism #culturalstudies #literarytheoryexplained