Literature courses

...writing or continue an existing piece of creative writing. " 5. Assessment method Not available... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...and was censored by the magazine’s editors. Even with the censorship, reviewers still thought that Wilde ought to have been prosecuted for violating laws... Learn about: Dorian Gray, Oscar Wilde...

...ecture 3 Robert Frost (cont.) Lecture 4 William Butler Yeats Lecture 5 William Butler Yeats (cont.) Lecture 6 William Butler Yeats (cont.) Lecture 7 World... Learn about: T.S. Eliot, Robert Frost, William Butler Yeats...

...in terms of their styles and themes.You will look at the ways poets shape our response through imagery, structure, form, rhyme, rhythm and...

...a refund on the grounds of a change of tutor/venue. - Write a spoken word piece - Perform your pieces in front of an audience - Be critical and accept feedback... Learn about: Ms Word...

...• Appreciate these poets’ originality • Enjoy reading and discussing many fine poems. We will look at Emily Dickinson writing for herself; Eliot’s and Pound’s early experiments...

...introduce the building blocks of good writing: critical analysis and critical reading skills - introduce a variety of strategies for developing strong... Learn about: Writing Skills...

...Her latest publication is Blackbirds (2012). She taught on the MA in Creative Writing and Personal Development at the University of Sussex. City Lit reserves... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...in the past have meaning for us today. Courses are run by an experienced body of academic staff, which has an international reputation for its teaching and research...

...prose and drama. The texts are chosen by your teacher, in consultation with the group, to reflect your interests. Teaching methods include whole class teaching... Learn about: Teaching Methods, Teaching Assistant, Teaching Strategies...

...The class discussions range across anthropology, history, and individual development, emphasizing recurring themes, such as the interaction between technology...

...5–10 six unit pass / fail seminars each spring on a variety of innovative subjects not covered in the regular curriculum. These seminars are open to all MIT students... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...of poetry from the outside in and from the inside out. It is both an essay writing and a creative writing class. In the essay part students write one-page...

...in different media can complement and enhance our storytelling. While we will read scholarly articles and discuss ideas about transmedia, this is primarily...

...the thematic lens of "dysfunctional families." We will focus primarily on questions pertaining to the structure, language, story, and characters of these fictional works...

...that has to be performed, not read or recited. So it's odd that we read and study performance texts at all. Yet the idea of drama is so much a part...

...we will traverse genres, periods and cultures to reflect on various types of humor: satire, farce, slapstick, love, tragedy, parody, and screwball. Lectures...

...Renaissance lyrics and a play, 18th-century satires in words and images, 19th century irony, modern stories and film. A list of topics covered in the course...

...practitioners of poetry in sixteenth- and seventeenth-century England, locating them in their historical and social contexts. We will be emphasizing...

...Francis Ford Coppolla, Clint Eastwood, Orson Welles, Billy Wilder, and Federico Fellini, among others. Literary works include texts by Aeschylus...