ISBN10: 8176257737, ISBN13: 9788176257732, [publisher: Sarup] Hardcover Contents Preface 1 Teaching English language through literature 2 The dynamics of poetry 3 Shakespeare to 21st century technique transformation in drama 4 Language through literature 5 The role of literature in ELT the pros and cons 6 Strategies for teaching fiction 7 Teaching English in Mofussil Area 8 English language and globalisation 9 Rural students and English languages teaching a view 10 Teaching English as a second language in India 11 Teaching of English for science and technical students in India 12 Teaching English Grammar through literature Index Teaching English Language through literature is a book compiled of more than ten essays of different scholars Each essay has different approach to English Language and literature We know that language and literature are inseparable both go hand in hand The scholars who have contributed have tried to give a new dimension to language and literatureIn the Indian context English is taught as a second language Children learn this language as a second language rather than the first language Developing country like India with the poor infrastructure and lack of trained teachers available in government schools English language learning has become a lacuneaThis collection is a contribution of many experienced teachers They have written of their experiences in teaching literature and language The semester scheme is an ordeal as the teachers are overbur ...

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ISBN10: 8176257737, ISBN13: 9788176257732, [publisher: Sarup, New Delhi] Hardcover Contents Vol. I. Theoretical Issues in Geography Preface. 1. The origins of geography. 2. Geographical ideas. 3. The influence of the philosophies on geography. 4. Empiricism in geography. 5. The geographic environment. 6. The unity of geography. 7. The boundary between geographical analysis and geographical synthesis. Index. Vol. II. The World Agricultural Systems Preface. 1. Shifting agriculture. 2. Wet rice cultivation in Asia. 3. Pastoral nomadism. 4. Mediterranean agriculture. 5. Mixed farming in Western Europe and North America. 6. Dairying. 7. Plantations. 8. Ranching. 9. Large scale grain production. Index. Vol. III. An Introduction to Climatology Preface. 1. Climate and the atmosphere. 2. Energy and temperature. 3. Atmospheric moisture. 4. Motion in the Climate System. 5. Climate classification. 6. Climate dominated by equatorial and tropical air masses. 7. Climate dominated by tropical and polar air masses. 8. Climate dominated by polar and arctic air masses highland and ocean climates. 9. Climate change. 10. Climate and water resources. 11. Climate and the biosphere. Index. Vol. IV. Fundamentals of Soil Geography Preface. 1. Social classification. 2. Entisols of the United States. 3. Inceptisols of the United States. 4. Vertisols of the United States. 5. Canada. 6. Mexico and Central America. 7. Africa. 8. Asia. 9. Australia and New Zealand. 10. Europe. 11. South America. Ind ...