ENG3-1013 English-Speaking Literature 2

Contents and structure

Literature 2 is an independent module, but it builds on part 1. Special attention is given to writing and academic criteria for text production. The students are expected to participate actively in group work and seminars. The students will be taught how to appreciate literature and literary devices.

Learning Outcome

Knowledge

• English-speaking literature
• genres and their central criteria
• norms for academic text production and responsible and critical use of source material

Skills

• appreciate and analyse English-speaking literature
• understand cultural and social conventions in English-speaking countries
• apply stylistic and cultural conventions in text Production

 

General competence

• plan and carry out individual assignments in accordance with ethical requirements and principles
• articulate ideas and professional standpoints both orally and in written language

Entry requirements

None

Teaching methods

Teaching will primarily consist of lectures and seminars. The course requires systematic work with reading and active participation in class. The learning platform Fronter will be used to relay information and provide feedback on student work.

Compulsory learning activities

Compulsory attendance (80%)

Two written assignments

Assessment

Written exam, six hours, 60 %

Oral exam 40 %

Examination support material

English-English Dictionary; all texts selected for the exam and studied in class.

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