COORDINATOR,
Dr. D. K. Sonar
Poojya Sane Guruji Vidya Prasarak Mandal,
SHAHADA, (DIST. NANDURBAR),(M.S.)
About Dr. D. K. Sonar
1. Name |
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Dr. Dattatraya Kalu Sonar |
2. Designation |
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Coordinator, Academic & General Administration, Poojya Sane Guruji Vidya Prasarak Mandal, Shahada-425 409, (Dist. Nandurbar), (M.S.).
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3. Date of Birth |
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April 11, 1942. |
4. Date of Superannuation |
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April 30, 2002 |
5. Present Positions |
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1. Coordinator, Academic & General Administration, Poojya Sane Guruji Vidya Prasarak Mandal, Shahada - 425 409, (Dist. Nandurbar), (M.S.).
2. Honourary Director, P.S.G.V.P. Mandal’s Advanced Study Centre for English and Indian Languages, Shahada - 425 409, (Dist. Nandurbar), (M.S.).
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6. Address for |
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Correspondence |
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Coordinator, Academic & General Administration, Poojya Sane Guruji Vidya Prasarak Mandal, Shahada - 425 409, (Dist. Nandurbar), (M.S.).
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Permanent Address |
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46, “Bageshri”, Kamaltai Housing Society,
Mohida (T. Haveli), Shahada - 425 409,
(Dist. Nandurbar), India. |
Phones |
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+ 91 02565 223576, 223678 (Office),
+ 91 02565 223178 (Residence), |
Fax |
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+ 91 02565 223740. |
E-mail |
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psgvpm@pn2.vsnl.net.in |
7. Academic Attainments :
Sr. No.
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Exam. passed |
Board / University |
Year of Passing
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Remarks |
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B.A. (Hons)
English |
Poona University, Pune. |
1964 |
First in the University
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M.A. (English) |
Poona University, Pune. |
1966 |
First in the University
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P.G. Dip. T.E. |
Central Institute of English & Foreign Languages, Hyderabad.
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1975 |
“A” Grade in Applied English Linguistics & Phonetics |
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Ph.D. (English) |
Poona University, Pune.
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1980 |
Thesis published |
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Ph.D. (Linguistics) |
Poona University, Pune.
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1983 |
Thesis published |
vi. |
Sahitya Bhushan
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Kusumagraj Pratishthan, Nashik. |
1996 |
Recipient of
the Indrayani Award. |
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D.Litt. (Stylistics)
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Madras |
1999 |
Thesis published |
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Commonwealth Literary Fellow at the University of Laval, Canada during the year 1982-83.
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Fullbright Scholar at the University of Berkeley, South California during the year 1983-84.
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Visiting Professor of English Linguistics at the Central Institute of English, Manasgangotri, Mysore during the year 1986-87. |
8. Prominent Contribution to the Academic, Social and Cultural Field :
i) Have been imparting instructions in English language and literature in the Adivasi, backward area of the Satpuda regions for the last 35 years.
ii) Guiding the economically, socially and culturally backward Adivasi-
students for the competitive examinations of the MPSC and UPSC for the last 28 years and several of them have gone through such examinations and have now occupied superior positions in the State and Union Services.
iii) Have worked on the Committees of the Poona University and the
North Maharashtra University, framed for the Examination Reforms, Syllabus-Restructuring, Students’ Welfare, Principal-selection and Staff-selection.
iv) Have been working on the WRO/UGC Committees as the English
Subject Expert.
v) Conducted FORTY-EIGHT Adult Education Centres in the Adivasi areas for the last 28 years and along with these Centres, FIVE Population Control and Superstitions-Eradication Centres, too, are conducted with the help of the UGC, the State and the Central Government.
vi) Have been guiding research students ( of M. Phil. and Ph.D. degrees)
in the areas of English Literature, Indian English Literature, Applied Linguistics, Stylistics, Transformational Generative Grammar and Dialectology, for the last twenty years.
vii) Have published FIVE Books (two of them prescribed as the reference books for M. Phil. Course by five universities and one book has been awarded ‘the best book of the year award’ by the Hon. President of India) and contributed TWENTY-NINE Research Papers to the National and International Journals.
viii) Making effective use of the Language Laboratory, the Audio-Visual Laboratory and the International Phonetic Association material for the teaching of English to the students of under and post-Graduate classes for several years and due to this extra-ordinary endeavour, the UGC has sanctioned the special Remedial English Coaching Grant to the department, amounting to Rs.12 Lacs.
ix) Worked as Principal of the college since 26th April 1978 and the college has gained the status as the academically sound unit, well-disciplined centre of learning and a college going to be recognized as autonomous in the University area.
x) Have been given the Maharashtra State Government Ideal Teacher Award for the year 2000.
9. Academic Achievements :
i) First in the Dhule District at the S.S.C. Examination and Winner of the St. Xavier Prize for English, Ram Ganesh Gadkari Prize for Marathi and 2nd rank in Sanskrit in the Board.
ii) Stood First in “Civilization and Science” subject (scoring 80 marks) in the University of Poona in 1962 and the record is still unbroken.
iii) First in the University of Poona at the B.A. Examination (1964)
iv) First in the University of Poona at the M.A. Examination (1966).
v) Subject of the First Ph.D.
“ The Structure of the Noun Phrase in English and Marathi.”
vi) Subject of the Second Ph.D.
“The Marathi Verb Phrase: A Synchronic Descriptive Analysis.”
vii) Subject of D.Litt.
“ The Poetry of William Wordsworth and Robert Frost:
A Stylistic Analysis.”
10. Honours Conferred:
i) Recipient of
· Indrayani Award for Literary Contribution, 1996.
· Vijayashri Award for Best Citizen of India, 1996.
· Bharat Gaurav Award, 1997.
· International Excellence Goldstar Award, 1997.
· “Ideal Principal ” Award by the Maharashtra Govt. 2000.
ii) Felicitations
· felicitated at the worthy hands of (the Late) Justice Shri. V. A. Naik, Bombay High Court, Bombay for winning the St. Xavier Prize for English, Ram Ganesh Gadkari Gold Medal for Marathi and securing the Second Highest Rank in Sanskrit in the S.S.C. Exam. of 1960, at Pune.
· felicitated by the Hon. Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Mahamahopadhaya Datto Vaman Potdar, of the University of Poona, for securing the First Rank at the B. A. (Hons) in English in 1964, in the University.
· felicitated by the noted educationist Dr. G. S. Khair, Pune Vidyarthi Grih, for securing the First Rank in M.A. English Exam. of 1966, in the University.
· felicitated at the worthy hands of the Hon. President of India, His Excellency Dr. Shankar Dayal Sharma at the Rashtrapati Bhavan for the Indian Association of Publishers’ Award for the book : “The Twenty First Century : A New Challenge to the National and International Integration.”
· felicitated by the Hon. Speaker of the Maharashtra State Legislative Council, Prof. N. S. Pharande, at the 18th Akhil Maharashtra Principals’ Annual Conference at Aurangabad for the International Goldstar Excellence Award for the book “The Twenty First Century: A New Challenge to the National and International Integration.”
· felicitated by Hon. Shri. Dilip Valse-Patil, Minister for Higher & Technical Education, Maharashtra State and Hon. Shri. Anis Ahmed, the State Minister and Hon. Sau. Kumudini Bansal, Secretary for the Department of Higher and Technical Education of the State, for the Maharashtra Govt.’s Award for the Ideal Principal from the N. M. University area.
11. Positions held :
· Principal, Professor and Head of the English Department in Vidya Wardhini College, Dhule, (M.S.). Duration: 1966 to 1984.
· Principal, Professor and Head of the English Department in P.S.G.V.P. Mandal’s Arts, Science & Commerce College, Shahada, (M.S.) Duration: 1984 to 2002.
· Honourary Director, P.S.G.V.P. Mandal’s Advanced Study Centre for English and Indian Languages, Shahada. Duration: 1995 till today.
· Coordinator, Academic & General Administration, P.S.G.V.P. Mandal, Shahada.
12. Membership :
· All India English Teachers’ Association
· Commonwealth Literary Association of India.
· United Writers’ Association of India.
· Sahitya Parishad, India.
13. Experience : Teaching, Research and Administrative :
* Teaching Experience :
i) Fellow in English in the S.S.V.P. Sanstha’s Arts, Science &
Commerce College, Dhule during 1964-66.
ii) Assistant Lecturer in English in the Govt. College of Agriculture, Dhule : 1964 - 65 and 1965 - 66.
iii) Lecturer in English, (1966-68), Assistant Professor of English (1968-71) and Professor and Head, Department of English in the Vidya Wardhini Sabha’s Arts, Science & Commerce College, Dhule (1971 till 6th May 1984).
iv) Professor of English & Head of the Department of English in P.S.G.V.P. Mandal’s Arts, Science & Commerce College, Shahada (7th May 1984 till this day).
v) Teaching English language and literature to the undergraduate & postgraduate students since 1966 till this day.
vi) Hon. Director, P.S.G.V.P. Mandal’s Advanced Study Centre for English and Indian Languages, Shahada (1990 till this day).
vii) Hon. Contributory Professor of English to the P.G. Centres of English at Dhule, Amalner, Jalgaon & Nandurbar.
* Research Experience :
i) Attended Four Summer Institutes of English conducted by the British Council, University Grants Commission and the University of Poona, Pune (1967, 1968, 1969 & 1973)
ii) Worked at the Central Institute of English and Foreign Languages, Hyderabad as Research Associate during 1973-74 and published TEN Research Papers in the National & International Journals.
iii) Worked for the Ph.D. degree in English on the topic “ The Structure of the Noun Phrase in English and Marathi” at Poona University during 1978-1980 and obtained the degree.
iv) Worked for the second Ph.D. degree in Linguistics on the topic “The Marathi Verb Phrase” during 1981-1983 and got the degree.
v) Worked for the degree of D.Litt. at Madras University and
obtained the same in 1999 on the topic “The Poetry of William Wordsworth & Robert Frost : A Stylistic Analysis.”
* Administrative Experience :
i) Worked as General Secretary of the Students’ Council of the
S.S.V.P. Sanstha’s Arts, Science & Commerce College, Dhule during the period : 1963 - 64.
ii) Worked as the Chairman of the College Gymkhana and Annual Social Gathering of the Vidya Wardhini College, Dhule continuously for 11 years (1966-77).
iii) Worked as the member of the Governing Council of the Vidya Wardhini Sabha, Dhule during 1972 - 1984.
iv) Worked as the Secretary of the Vidya Wardhini Sabha, Dhule and its College during the period 1978 - 1984.
v) Worked as Principal of Vidya Wardhini Sabha’s Arts, Science & Commerce College, Dhule during the period: 26th April 1978 to 6th May 1984.
vi) Worked as the Principal of the P.S.G.V.P. Mandal’s Arts, Science & Commerce College, Shahada, since 7th May 1984 till 30th April 2002.
vii) Have been working as the Coordinator of Academic and General Administration of the Poojya Sane Guruji Vidya Prasarak Mandal, Shahada.
viii) Conducted 48 Centres of Adult and Population Education in the adivasi area of Shahada taluka.
14. Approved as a Post-Graduate Recognized Teacher, M.Phil and Ph.D. Research Guide ( for English) and Principal of the College by the University of Poona, Pune-7 and the North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon :
i) P.G. teacher : Poona University letter
No. BUT/B-4/C-84/4333
dated 17-3-1973.
ii) M.Phil and
Ph.D. Guide : (a) Poona University letter
No. CCV/R-3/439
dated 26-3-1987
(b) North Maharashtra University,
Jalgaon letter No. P.G.R./94/6/10A/230 dated 13-01-1994.
iii) Principal : (a) Poona University letter
No. CCW/2653
dated 22-11-1982 (for Dhule)
(b) Poona University letter
No. CCO-377/1323
dated 3rd July 1984
(for Shahada) .
15. Contribution to and Association with the University of Poona,
Pune-7 and North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon :
i) Member, Board of Studies in English, Poona University,
Pune: 1969 --1990.
ii) Member, Faculty of Arts, Poona University, Pune: 1969--1990.
iii) Member, Academic Council, Poona University, Pune: 1978--81.
iv) Member, Senate, Poona University, Pune: 1982 -- 84.
v) Member, Board of University Teaching and Research, Poona University, Pune: 1987 -- 90.
vi) Member, S-64 Committee, Poona University, Pune: 1988 -- 90.
vii) Chairman, L.I.C. of the P. G. Centres of English, Several times.
viii) Chairman, University Board of Sports, University of Poona, Pune: 1989-90.
ix) Member, Board of Studies in English, North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon: 1990--93.
x) Member, Senate, North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon: 1990-93.
xi) Member, Senate, North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon: since January 2001 onwards.
16. Institutes & Seminars attended
* Summer Institute in English (sponsored by the British Council & UGC), 1967, (Deccan College, Pune).
* Summer Institute in English (by the British Council & UGC), 1968, (Pune University).
* Summer Institute in English (by the British Council & UGC), 1969, (Ahmednagar).
* Summer Institute in English (UGC), 1973, (Pune University).
* (Declared as outstanding participant in all the four SIES)
* Commonwealth Literary Conference, 1985, (Pune).
(Paper presentation & Chairing a Session on “Canadian Literature”)
* All India English Teachers’ Association:
(Annual Conference at Silliguri), 1987, (Paper presentation on “The Regionalism in the Novels of Raja Rao”).
* State level Seminar on Autonomy to Colleges (UGC & State Govt.), 1997, (Aurangabad)
(Paper presentation on “Administration in Autonomy”)
* Akhil Maharashtra Principals’21st Annual Conference, 2001 at Pune.
(Paper presentation on “ Autonomy in Higher Education: Administrative Aspect”)
17. Research Projects :
*Completed :
1.“Relativization in English and Marathi”
(Funded by UGC) (1988-90)
2.“Ahirani Folk - songs - A Socio-linguistic Analysis.”
(Funded by UGC) (1996-98)
3.“Thematic and Stylistic Similarities in Wordsworth and Cole ridge”
(Funded by Advanced Study Centre, Shimala) (1995-97)
* At hand :
1. “Shobha De’s Novels - Her themes, Techniques and Style”
(WRO-UGC)
2. “Phonology, Morphology and Syntax of Ahirani”
(Advanced Study Centre, Shimala).
3. “The Theme of Alienation and Existentialism in the Post-
Independence Indian English Fiction”: This project is taking into account the different themes which have stirred the creative genius of the Indian novelists after Independence, such as the Freedom Struggle, the Trauma of Partition, the East-West Encounter, Major Political Events, Historical Episodes, Social Realism, the Ethnic problems, Existentialism, Mythical Episodes, Psychological Problems, the sex - theme, the Indian Ethos, the Problems of the Indian Woman and the like. But among them, the problem of the modern man, and perhaps the most besetting problem, is that of the rootless ness, purposelessness and meaninglessness of life. The Post-Independence novelists writing in English today on the theme of Alienation and Existentialism are Arun Joshi, Anita Desai, Nayantara Sahgal, Kamala Das, Sasthi Brata, Shiv K. Kumar, Salman Rushdie, Raji Narasimhan and Y. P. Dhawan. The project at hand intends to analyze the so far published thirty-two novels of these writers and to bring forth how they have handled the theme of alienation in them.
(The project is funded by the H.R.D. Ministry, Govt. of India, New Delhi).
4. “Contrastive Stylistic and Thematic Analysis of the Poetry of
William Wordsworth and Robert Frost” intends to compare the poetic worlds of the World’s two great Nature Poets and to analyze their themes and styles. Both of them have written poetry about and on NATURE and in general they have the similar approach, the same simplicity and the same faith in Nature that Nature is the greatest teacher of Man and the everlasting source of pleasure. Their poetic style is perhaps the most pleasant thing to study. It has the biblical simplicity and it is really the language of the ‘common man’. This Stylistic Analysis is going to reveal the inner working of the poetic minds of Wordsworth and Frost.
(The project supported by the P.S.G.V.P. Mandal, Shahada).
5. “Shakespeare and the Dramatic World of V. W. Shirwadkar” is a study of the dramas of the most famous Marathi poet - novelist - dramatist - the prestigious “Dnyanpith” award winner, literary doyen of our time. It is going to be in Marathi and the Chetashri Prakashan is going to bring it out.
6. Major Research Project: ‘The Determiner System in English and Marathi: A Synchronic Descriptive Analysis’. Sanctioned and funded by the University Grants Commission, New Delhi, for the duration of two years i.e. 2003 –2004, 2004-2005, amount Rs.2,69,900/- by UGC letter No. F.5-206/2003(HRP) dated 30th March 2003.
18. ACHIEVEMENTS AS ADMINISTRATOR
1. Extension Work : Achievements as Principal :
(A) As Principal of the V. W. Sabha’s Arts, Science & Commerce
College, Dhule, during the period: 26th April 1978-6th May1984, the following extension activities were successfully carried out:
i) B.A. Special Psychology was started. The Psychology Laboratory was established with all the facilities worth Rs. 85,000/-
ii) Under the COHSSIP scheme, UGC sanctioned the grant of Rs.3,00,000/- per annum for two plan-periods successively and the grant helped the college enrich library, staff and teaching aids for various departments.
iii) The UGC grant of Rs. 2,50,000/- was obtained for the Gents’ Hostel construction and the same hostel construction was completed to accommodate 150 boys.
iv) The First and Second Floors of the College Main Building were constructed, the cost of which came to be Rs.5,00,000/-
v) The play-fields were well developed and the 400 meters track was prepared.
vi) “Intensive English Coaching” scheme was implemented for the 11th, 12th and F.Y. students in the College and it yielded very satisfactory results.
vii) The college achieved a special status as far as the general discipline; results in the University examinations and the strict conduct of the examinations were concerned.
viii) Several academic conferences were conducted in the college:
a) “The Modern Literary and Critical Currents in Marathi,” for the Marathi teachers of the Poona University Colleges, (Nov.1979).
b) “The Defence Policy of India”- a symposium for the teachers of ‘Defence Studies’ in Colleges, (Sep. 1980).
c) “Modern Political Thoughts” - a symposium for the teachers of ‘Political Science’ in Colleges, (Nov. 1982).
(B) As Principal of the P.S.G.V.P. Mandal’s Arts, Science and Commerce College, Shahada, during the period: 7th May 1984 till this day, the following academic extensions have been successfully carried out:
i) Physics Special was started at the B.Sc. level. Physics Laboratory, with all necessary equipments worth Rs. 4,00,000/- has been established.
ii) Botany Special, Mathematics Special have been started.
iii) M.A.(English), M.A.(Hindi), M.A.(Economics), M.Com. (Advanced Accounts), M.Sc.(Physics : Electronics), M.Sc. (Chemistry: Organic), M.Sc.(Botany : Plant Physiology) & M.Sc (Zoology: Entomology), M.A. (Geography) have been started. The laboratories have been established. A separate P.G. building of Rs. 65,00,000/- has been constructed. Now, this is one of the leading Post Graduate Centres in the North Maharashtra.
iv) Several construction projects have been successfully carried out:
a) The Central Library Building (Rs. 2 Crores.)
b) The Jr. College Building (Rs. 1.5 Crores.)
c) The Ladies & Staff Common Room Building (Rs.50,00,000/-).
d) As a secretary of the P.S.G.V.P. Mandal, I have supervised almost all the construction work of the College of Engineering, Polytechnic, I.T.I, Sandipani Public School, Gents Hostel, Ladies Hostel etc. (approximately costing Rs. 12 Crores).
e) Computer sections of the Arts, Science and Commerce College as well as of the Engineering College have been established and these are the best Computer Units in this area, perhaps in the whole University area.
f) Forty eight Adult Education Centres were started by the College with the help of the Poona University and UGC and they have been very successfully conducted till date; at present five centres for Population Education are conducted.
g) The tahasil of Shahada is mainly populated with the farmers and adivasis. Intensive Surveys have been conducted to elicit socio-cultural-economic and hygenic information of such populations to enhance the efforts meant for their all-round development.
h) Several Literary, Social and Cultural functions have been presided over and addresses delivered on the following topics-
i) Shakespearian Tragedy: His Concept of the Tragic Hero
ii) Classicism and Romanticism.
iii) Concept of English as the Library Language.
iv) The Future of English in India.
v) Adivasi Dialects and Culture.
vi) The role of the Teaching Community in the Society.
vii) Students and Discipline.
viii) Examination Reforms and Academic Excellence.
ix) Four Skills of Language.
x) Evaluation Methods and Techniques.
On the above topics the lectures have been given at some of the prominent colleges and centres such as S. P. College, Pune, C.T.Bora College, Shirur, Western Indian Writers’ Association, Chennai, The Department of English of the Pune University, CIEFL, Hyderabad, Anjuman Islam College, Mumbai, India International Friendship Annual Convention, New Delhi, etc.
i) As Principal of the College, the following State level Conferences and Seminars have been organized with the help of the State Govt., UGC and the PSGVP Mandal--
a) Maharashtra Arthshastra Parishad - 8th Annual Conference on “ Co-operative Movement in Maharashtra”
b) State level Seminar for the College and University Teachers of English on “The Theme of Alienation in the Indian English Novel ”
c) State level Seminar for the Hindi Teachers on “ The Hindi Novel after the 1960’s”
d) State level Seminar for the English Teachers on “The Post Independence Indian English Novel: Thematic and Stylistic Variations”
e) State level Seminar for the Marathi Teachers on “The Modern Marathi Poetry: Social and Political Overtones”
f) State level Seminar for the Economics Teachers on “ The Tapi Valley Development and Irrigation Projects”
g) Syllabus Restructuring and Course Reforming Sessions for English, Chemistry, Zoology and Mathematics for the teachers of the concerned subjects from the North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon.
2. Research Interests & Areas :
a) areas of research : English Applied Linguistics, Transformational Generative Grammar, Phonetics and Phonology; Indian Literature in English, Commonwealth Literature, Marathi Grammar.
b) have guided several English M.A. students for their research topics for the Paper: “ The Structure of Modern English.”
c) have been guiding M.Phil and Ph.D. students in the areas of Applied Linguistics, Phonetics and Indian English Literature.
19. Publications :-
Books :
1. The Noun Phrase in English and Marathi: (1996: Kunal)
This book presents a comparative/contrastive analysis of the English and Marathi NP based on the model of the Transformational Generative Grammar. The findings of this study can be helpful to the practicing teachers of English in Schools and Colleges.
2. The Marathi Verb Phrase: (1997: Kunal )
This is a study of the structure of the Marathi Verb Phrase, its different constituents and usage. It offers a good insight in the structural details of the Marathi VP.
3. The Sculptors from the Satpuras: (1977: Sterling)
This book is a biographical sketch and detailed information on the noted educationists, social reformers, political figures and artists who have enriched the society of the Satpura region.
4. The Twenty First Century: A New Challenge to the National and International Integration: (1998: Sterling )
It is a treatise on the present day politico - socio - economic scenario of India and the world.
5. The Poetry of William Wordsworth and Robert Frost:
A Stylistic Analysis ( 1998, MacMillan )
This thesis, submitted for the degree of D.Litt., offers a detailed analysis of the stylistic features of Wordsworth and Frost. It presents a thematic and stylistic study of the poetry of these noted poets.
Research Papers:
1. “Shakespeare’s Romantic Comedy: A Study ”
(Shakespeare Quarterly: Vol. 28/1970 )
2. “ Albert Camus’ ‘The Outsider’: An existential novel ”
(Modern Fiction Studies, Fall, 1971)
3. “ Khushwant Sing and the Trauma of the Partition ”
(London Magazine, November 1972 )
4. “ The Conflict of Realism and Romanticism in Kusumagraj’s Poetry ”
(Indian Literary Forum, 1974)
5. “ Arun Joshi’s Novels: The dark, mossy labyrinths ”
(Modern Fiction Studies, Spring, 1974)
6. “ A Structural Sketch of the Marathi Noun Phrase ”
(CIEFL Bulletin, 1974)
7. “ How to Read Fast? ”
(VWS Annual, 1975)
8. “ Hemingway’s ‘A Farewell to Arms’: A Stylistic Study”
(Sevanee Review, Fall, 1976)
9. “ The Teaching of English in the Maharashtrian Class-room ”
(VWS Annual, 1976)
10. “Thematic and Stylistic Analysis of Arun Joshi’s
‘ The Last Labyrinth’ ”
(Modern Fiction Studies, Spring, 1978)
11. “ Relativization in English and Marathi ”
( Acta Linguistica, Vol XXIV 1978 )
12. “ Chaman Nahal’s ‘Azzadi’: A Partition Novel”
(Modern Fiction Studies, Spring, 1980)
13. “ The Indian English Novel - A Survey”
(VWS Journal, 1982)
14. “ Rudiments of Stylistics ”
( P.S.G.V.P. Annual, 1984 )
15. “ What is Stylistics? ”
( A Journal of Indian English Writing, July 1990 )
16. “ The Element of Alienation in Arun Joshi’s Novels ”
( Commonwealth Literary Conference Volume, 1992 )
17. “ Nominalization in Marathi ”
( Acta Linguistica, Vol XXXI 1994 )
18. “ Phonology and Morphology of Ahirani - A Primary Sketch ”
( Word, Vol : 8, 1995 )
19. “ A Socio Linguistic Study of the Ahirani Folk-Songs ”
( P.S.G.V.P. Annual, 1996 )
20. “ Shobha De’s Novels : A Study in Characterization and Style ”
( Indian Writing in English, Jan. 1997 )
21. “ Anita Desai and the Theme of Alienation : A Study of her recent Novels ”
( P.S.G.V.P. Annual, 1998 )
22. “ What makes Faruq Dhondi Angry ? ”
( Modern Fiction Studies, Winter, 1998 )
23. “ The Theme and Style of Robert Frost’s Poetry : A Study ”
( Sevanee Review, Fall of 1998 )
24. “ Why to prescribe Shakespeare to the Indian Undergraduate
Classes ? ”
( Journal of Indian Universities Association, Nov. 1998 )
25. “ Critical Stance of T. S. Eliot -- A Review ”
( Indian Writing in English, March 1999 )
26. “Jacques Derrida and Deconstructionism”
(The Contemporary Literary Criticism : JNU Annual 1999)
27. “Structural Approach to Literary Appreciation”
(The Contemporary Literary Criticism : JNU Annual 2000 )
28. “Female Characters in ‘The God of Small Things’ : A Study”
(Modern Fiction Studies : Fall 2000 )
29. “Autonomy in Higher Education : Administrative Aspect”
( Akhil Maharashtra Principals’ 21st Conference Journal 2001)
20. References :
1. Prof. (Dr.) S. K. Verma,
Vice-Chancellor,
Central Institute of English and Foreign Languages,
Hyderabad, (A.P.)
2. Prof. (Dr.) R. G. Takawale, Pune - 7
(a) Ex. Vice-Chancellor,
University of Poona , Pune - 7
(b) Ex. Vice-Chancellor,
Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University, Nashik.
and
(c) Ex. Vice-Chancellor,
Indira Gandhi National Open University,
New Delhi.
(d) Chairman, National Assessment and Accreditation Council, Bangalore.
3. Principal Shivajirao Bhosale,
( Ex. Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad)
Phaltan, (Dist. Satara)
4. Prof. (Dr.) Y. M. Pathan,
2, Anand Nagar, Near Town Hall,
Aurangabad - 431 001.
5. Shri Babamaharaj Satarkar,
Dadamaharaj Wadi,
Khadilkar Road,
Girgaon,
Mumbai-4.
