Literature courses

...critically and independently, and to form your own opinions about a variety of texts. The second year (A2) builds upon the knowledge, skills and understanding...

...a selection of poetry by John Keatsyou'll get involved in analysing the stories and what the authors are trying to achieve Who is this course...

...English Language and Literature is the most challenging of the three English A-level courses and offers the chance to become skilled at both literary and language study...

...COMP_LIT 201-0 Reading World Literature (1 Unit) Introduction to a diverse range of important works of world literature and central debates and questions... Learn about: World Literature...

...motivation, enthusiasm and commitment. Course content If you enjoy reading, are excited by words and ideas, and have a real interest in humanity...

...we look at the aesthetic challenges of conveying music in words; in select music from the same periods, we study the use of literary themes and narrative... Learn about: World Literature, Literature Comparative...

...9ELO1 Duration: 1 / 2 years In the first year, you will explore different voices in speech and writing such as analysing the script of a family in conversation...

...Cheadle and Marple (26.09.08) Course overview Throughout this course you will be encouraged to develop interest and enjoyment in the great writings...

...as confident and reflective readers and writers. The course explores the relationship between language and literature through a response to both literary...

...range of career choices . You will study English language in combination with English literature, in addition, you will be able to choose from a range...

...whose native language is not English. This course is specially designed for students from other countries whose native language is not English. Course...

...whose native language is not English. This course is specially designed for students from other countries whose native language is not English. Course...

...We value personal contact with students through small-group teaching and one-to-one tuition. In the welcoming and friendly atmosphere for which the Scarborough campus is renowned...

...explores the poetry of Emily Dickinson, one of America’s most distinctive and prolific poets. While Dickinson wrote nearly 2,000 poems during her lifetime... Learn about: Emily Dickinson, American poetry...

...as a modern form of culture. We will focus on the importance of books as physical objects and the raw material of literature-namely, paper. By considering...

...is often referred to as a bildungsroman, or coming-of-age story. It follows the feelings and experiences of the protagonist and title character... Learn about: Charlotte Brontë, Jane Eyre...

...of the Hermeneutic Circle Lecture 4 Configurative Reading Lecture 5 The Idea of the Autonomous Artwork Lecture 6 The New Criticism and Other Western Formalisms... Learn about: Russian Formalism, Western Formalisms, Configurative Reading...

...Literature and you will have a two hour exam in which you will be tested on your set poetry and a short prose text on the theme of identity...

...2 sessions / week, 2 hours / session In this 3-unit class, we will read Milton's epic poem Paradise Lost. The goal of the class is for students to...

...AAB including an A in English Literature or English Literature and Language or Creative Writing and Welsh. General Studies is not accepted...