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An Introduction to Literature
This is a gateway course that conveys the excitement of doing close reading and literary analysis. It also looks at different genres and the interaction between the student and literary text, and the inevitability of multiple meanings and perspectives.
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Contemporary India Through Literary and Cultural Texts
Discover the meaning of the term “contemporary” in terms of literary and cultural texts from India and how they respond to the time period they emerged in.
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Drama as Text and Performance
Learn how drama evolved, and find out more about the complex relationship between the written word and its performance.
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English Electives
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Genre: Speculative Fiction
Learn how fiction can shape and question our futures through the study of key writers in this genre. Craft your own narratives that speak to the issues of our time.
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Introduction to Literature: The 19th Century
Explore how literature is related to a historical culture and time period, using nineteenth century England as an example.
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Methods in Literary Analysis
Learn to apply different methodological approaches to literary texts.
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Modern Times
Explore the literary and cultural movements that took place roughly in the first five decades of the 20th century and are widely recognized to have constituted “modernism”.
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Poetry from South Asia
Encounter traditional forms such as the ashtapadi, the ghazal, the doha and the qasida, alongside several examples of more modern poetry from various regional languages.
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Romantic Literature: Nature, Self and Society
Revisit this popular and familiar period of English literature through the themes of our relationship with nature, our notion of the individual and our place in society
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The Classical, the Folk, the Popular
Learn about the history and various examples of these commonly used categories to explain literature and the arts
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The Novel
Dive into the novel as a literary form, read some of its best expressions, and learn basic concepts that arise in novelistic analysis.
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Word, Sound, Image
Find out how literature can go beyond the written word and image and sound can have meaning too.
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