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This In-Depth Study Guide (IDG) for BEGC 104 – British Poetry and Drama is a comprehensive academic resource designed for students of the Bachelor of Arts (English) Major – BAFEG at Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU). The book explores the significant works of British poets and dramatists, with a sharp focus on critical appreciation, literary devices, themes, and historical contexts. It is tailored for IGNOU learners who seek clear, structured, and examination-focused content.Key Features & Key Benefits:Fully aligned with the BEGC 104 syllabus under IGNOU BAFEG.Detailed explanations of works by Shakespeare, Milton, Marlowe, Blake, Donne, and more.Includes 300–350 pages of rich content printed on high-quality 80 GSM white paper.Structured unit-wise notes, question bank, most important questions, and previous year papers.Offers literary analysis, character insights, and thematic discussions for exam-readiness.Ideal for both deep literary understanding and quick revision before exams.Why Choose This Book:British poetry and drama form the backbone of English literary studies. This IDG for BEGC 104 under the BAFEG – Bachelor of Arts (English) Major from IGNOU is designed to simplify classic texts without compromising on academic quality. Whether you're analyzing Shakespearean tragedy or metaphysical poetry, this guide offers critical interpretations, exam-relevant summaries, and smart learning tools. It enhances student comprehension, supports analytical thinking, and ensures readiness for term-end exams with confidence.Details:This IGNOU BEGC 104 British Poetry and Drama guide is part of the IDG (In-Depth Study Guide) series, comprising 300 to 350 pages, printed on 80 GSM smooth white paper for high readability. Created especially for students of the BAFEG – BA English Major, this book includes well-organized units, exam-oriented notes, and complete coverage of previous year’s important questions. With a blend of academic precision and accessible language, this guide is essential for IGNOU students aiming to master British literature.