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Enclosure to Item No. 4.31 A.C.25/05/2011UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAISyllabus for the F.Y.B.A.Program : B.A. Course : History (PaperI) (History of Modern Maharashtra 18481960 AD)
(CreditBasedSemesterandGradingSystemwitheffectfromtheacademicyear2011‐2012)
1.SyllabusasperCreditBasedSemesterandGradingSystem.i. Name of the Programme B.A. ii.CourseCode ‐ iii. Course Title History (PaperI)
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(History of Modern Maharashtra 18481960 AD)
Semester wise Course Contents As per Syllabus
Referencesandadditionalreferences ‐Submittedalready
Credit structure 3 SemesterI & 3 SemesterII
No. of lectures per Unit 11,11,11 & 12 = 45
No. of lectures per week / semester 45 lectures per semester
SchemeofExamination ‐4questionsof15markseachinternal&semesterend.
Specialnotes,ifany ‐AsperUniversityNorms
Eligibility,ifany
‐AsperUniversityNorms
FreeStructure ‐AsperUniversityNorms
SpecialOrdinances/Resolutions,ifany ‐
History of Modern Maharashtra (18481960)
Semester End Examination 60 marks and Internal assessment 40 marks =100 marks per semester
The Course should be completed / Covered/Taught in 45 (fortyfive) Lectures (45) learning hours for Students) per Semester. In addition to this the student required to spend same number of hours (45) on self study in Library and / or institution or at home, on case study, writing journal, assignment, project etc to complete the course. The total credit value of this course is (03) three credits 45 teaching hours plus 45 hours self study of the student).
Objectives of the Syllabus:
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II
Only broad survey of the subject is expected.
To acquaint the student with the basic understanding of how the city of Mumbai has grown to the present position and how the state has reached to the present day Statehood.
I – Semester
ModuleI...MaharashtraontheEveof184812a)HistoricalBackgroundofMaharashtrab)HistoricalBackgroundofMumbaiModuleII...EmergenceandgrowthofMumbaiasaPortCity11CottonandOpiumTradeModesofTransportationModuleIII…TrendsinReformMovements11PrarthanaSamajandSatyashodhakSamajIndianSocialConferenceandEffortsTowardsEmancipationofWomenModuleIV…OriginandGrowthofNationalMovementinMaharashtra11FoundationofIndianNationalCongressanditsgrowthtill1919MilitantNationalismandGandhiEra
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II–SemesterModuleV…Mumbai‐theFinancialCapital12a)TextileMills,StockMarketandBankingb)LabourMovementsModuleVI…RiseofNewForces11Dr.B.R.AmbedkarandDalitMovementTribalUprisingsandPeasantsMovementsModuleVII…IntegrationandReorganization11HydrabadMukti‐SangramSanyuktaMaharashtraMovementModuleVIII…EducationandCulture11ProgressinEducationandPressDevelopmentinTheatreandCinema,ArchitecturaldevelopmentinMumbaiBOOKS FOR STUDY
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AmbedkarB.R.StateandMinorities. Thakkar&Thakkar,Mumbai‐1942,RefertoGovt.ofMaha.Publication.Chaudhari,K.KMaharashtraandtheIndianGovernmentofMaharashtra,FreedomStruggle.Bombay‐1985ChaudhariK.K.QuitIndianRevolution:PopularPrakashan,EthosofitsCentralDirections.Mumbai‐1996Chaudhari,K.KHistoryofBombay:ModernGovernmentofMaharashtra,PeriodBombay‐1987Cashman,TheMythoftheLokmanya:UniversityofCaliforniaRichardTilakandMassPoliticsinPress,Berkeley‐1975MaharashtraGailOmvedtCulturalRevoltinaColonialSocietyTheNon‐BrahmanMovementinWesternIndia.Johnson,ProvincialPoliticsandIndianC.U.P.Cambridge‐1973 Gordon,Nationalism.KhadeV.K.BritishRuleandDr.B.R.KaushalyaPrakashanAmbedkar:TheMovementAurangabad‐2011fortheUpliftmentoftheDowntrodden.
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Kumar,WesternIndiaintheNineteenthRutledgeandKeganPoul,RavinderCentury.London‐1968LederlePhilosophicalTrendsinModernPopularPrakashanMathewMaharashtra.Bombay‐1976MasaniR.P.DadabhiNaoroji. 1939 ModyHomiSirPhirozeshahMehta:1963 APoliticalBiography.PrannthMagoAPerspectiveofContemporaryArtinIndia.PhadkeY.D.SocialReformersofMaharashtra.MaharashtraInformationCentre,NewDelhi‐1975SuntankarR.NineteenthCenturyHistoryofPopularPrakashanBombay‐ Maharashtra,1818‐1857.1988BalsaraJ.F.BombayACityintheMaking.NationalInformationandPublicationsLtd.,Bombay‐ 1948DaCunhaJ.G.OriginofBombay. RoyalAsiaticSociety,Bombay‐1990DavidM.D.BombaytheCityofDreamsHimalayaPublishingHouse,(AHistoryoftheFirstcityinIndia)Bombay‐1995DavidM.D.UrbanExplosionofBombay:HimalayaPublishingHouse,RestructuringtheGrowth.Bombay‐1996Bombay,StoryoftheIslandCity.AllIndiaOrientalEdwardesConference,S.M.&Bombay‐1949DigheV.G.RiseandGrowthofCapitalistClass.CommonwealthMishraV.S.NewDelhi‐2011
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BOOKS FOR REFERENCE
UrbsPrimusinIndis,Bombay‐1840‐1865.
HistoryofBombaySuburbanRailways(1853‐1985).OriginofIndustrialCapitalisminIndia,BusinessStrategiesandWorkingClassesinBombay‐1900‐40.HistoryofBombay‐1661‐1708,UniversityofBombay.UrbanLeadershipinWesternIndia:PoliticsandCommunitiesinBombayCity‐1840‐1885,OUP.ImperialDesignsandIndianRealities:ThePlanningofBombayCity–1845‐1875,OxfordUniversityPress.Bombay:TheCitiesWithin,IndiaBookHousePvt.Ltd.
Bombay:SocialChange1813‐1857.
Promila&Co.Publishers,NewDelhi‐1985Ajmer1985
Cambridge
BombayLondon
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Bombay ‐1991
Bombay‐1995
PopularBookDepot,Bombay‐1993
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10.Malabari,Phiroze11.MehtaS.D.
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13.PatelS.andThornerA.14.PatelS.andThornerA.15.PendseyS.N.
16.SharpeW.R.S.(comp.)17.ThampiMadhavi,SaksenaShalini18.GyanPrakashGazetteers
BombayinTransition,TheGrowthandStockholm‐1986 EcologyofaColonialCity‐1880‐1980,AlmquistandWiksellInternational.B.H.,BombayintheMaking, T.FisherLondon‐1990 Unwin.TheCottonMillsofIndia,Mumbai‐1954 TheTextileAssociation.TheEmergenceofIndianLabourinIndia:ABombay‐1965 StudyofBombayCottonMills,1854‐1947,OxfordUniversityPress.BombayMosaicofModernCulture,OUP.Bombay‐1995
Bombay,MetaphorforModernIndia,OUP.EnglishTranslationbyRajadhyaksha,TheB.E.S.T.Story,TheBrihanMumbaiElectricSupplyandTransportUndertaking.B.E.S.T.BhavanB.E.S.T.Marg,Mumbai.Bombay,TheGatewayofIndia,BombayPortTrust.ChinaandTheMakingofBombay.
MumbaiFables,HamperCalling.
Bombay‐1996
nd 2Edition,1987
Bombay‐1997
K.R.CamaOrientalInstitute‐2009
NewDelhi‐2050
*The Gazetteers are available online in the official website of the Government of Maharashtra. The links are given below.
Edwardes S.M. Gazetteer of Mumbai City and IslandVols. IIII, The Times Press, Mumbai, 19901910.
Chaudhari K.K., Maharashtra State Gazetteers, History of Mumbai, Modern Period, Gazetteers Department, Government of Maharashtra, Mumbai, 1987.
F.Y.B.A.
HISTORY
QUESTION PAPER PATTERN FOR F.Y.B.A. HISTORY PAPER –I
I & II Semester
NB: Answer the following questions
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SemesterI Based on Module I OR ________________________ Based on Module II OR ______________________
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60 Marks Time 2 hours
(15 Marks Each)
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Module –VIII
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