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The following outlines of
course content are correct at the
time of writing, although the material (or the order in which it is
covered)
may be subject to change. Note that:
1.
All courses
are 3
credit hours each, unless otherwise indicated.
2.
Normally, a
course will
not be run without a minimum enrolment of five students.
ENG501: Literary Research
Study
of major critical approaches to literature and basic literary research
methods.
Introduction to the discipline of literary criticism, various critical
methodologies, and techniques of bibliography and research. Writing of
critical
research papers.
ENG504: Literary Theory
Study
of the principal theories of literature including theory of genre and
theory of
criticism.
ENG505:
Shakespearean Literature
A
selection of Shakespearean literature will be read and analyzed.
ENG506:
Studies in Romantic
Writing
Poetry
and prose of Blake, Wordsworth, Coleridge, Byron, Shelley, Keats, and
their
contemporaries, emphasizing the modern Romantic spirit, theories of
literary
art, and the concept of the self.
ENG507:
Contemporary Literature
Studies
Literature
from the First World War to the present from
both America and England.
ENG508:
Advanced Creative Writing
Techniques
and approaches in creative writing. Fiction,
poetry and other forms of creative writing are analyzed and students
are
encouraged to create their own pieces.
ENG509:
Advanced Grammar and Usage
Advanced
grammar in use in formal and colloquial English.
ENG605:
Victorian Fiction and the Social Text
Poetry
and prose by Tennyson, Browning, Arnold, Carlyle, Mill and others,
emphasizing
literary, social and political issues, and religious controversies.
ENG606:
Asian Literature in
Translation
An
overview of the major Asian authors which have been translated into
English.
Major works from Japan, China, Indonesia, Cambodia and Thailand are
reviewed.
ENG607:
English for Specific Purposes
An
advanced look at the way English is morphed in specific environments.
The
course looks at English in the tourism industry, in the business world,
for
computers and mass communication.
ENG608:
Colonialism and
Contemporary Theory
Representative
literary works from the colonial era will be the focus of attention in
this
course.
ENG609:
Advanced Principles of
Education
Issues
in education and educational practice with a specific focus on teaching
English
to children, teenagers and adults.
ENG610:
Studies in Postcolonial
Literature
Cultural
and postcolonial theories, and representative texts will be analyzed in
this
course.
ENG611:
Contemporary Poetry and
Culture
Contemporary
poetry will be read in the context of social and cultural changes
around the
world.
ENG612:
Literature and American
Popular Culture
The
influence of literature on popular culture and vice-versa.
ENG680:
Special Topics in English
Literature
Topics
will be chosen by the instructor and will vary from year to year
ENG681:
Special Topics in American
Literature
Topics
will vary from year to year
ENG682:
Special Topics in
Postcolonial Literature
Topics
will vary from year to year
ENG683:
Special Topics in
Literature and Cultural Studies
Topics
will vary from year to year
ENG697:
Independent Study
Areas
of special interest to specific students can be studied independently
under
supervision of a member of faculty.
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