MIC-02 (European Classical Literature) is a comprehensive and student-friendly guide designed for undergraduate learners studying European classical texts under the CBCS curriculum. This book offers a balanced blend of literary analysis, historical context, thematic interpretation, and examination-oriented material.
The book introduces students to the Biblical literary tradition through The Book of Job and provides a structured overview of the Holy Bible, including its historical background, major divisions, and significant characters from the Old and New Testaments. Special attention is given to moral philosophy, human suffering, faith, and divine justice.
The classical tradition is further enriched through a detailed study of Plautus’ Pot of Gold, highlighting Roman comedy, social criticism, and dramatic techniques.
Written in clear language with simplified explanations, this book is ideal for UG students, teachers, and aspirants of competitive exams. The inclusion of review questions with answers makes it a reliable companion for academic success.