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Single discipline educational activity
Course Sheet Academic Year of enrolment:
Professor and Collaborators:
Hours of classroom activity:
Objectives Contents The course is designed to enable students to acquire hermeneutic skills and to develop critical viewpoints.
Modulo 1: "The Elizabethan World Order,"
Module 2 :
Module 3:
Module 4: Female Writings
Extended Syllabus Introduction:
Modulo 1: "The Elizabethan World Order,"
Module 2 : Lettura e analisi di un’opera shakespeariana
W. Shakespeare: Macbeth, (English-Italian edition)
Module 3 :
Modulo 4 : Female Writings
TESTO CRITICO
RONALD CARTER AND JOHN McRAE, The Routledge History of Literature in English. Britain and Ireland, New York and London, Routledge.
* By the end of the course the teacher will provide photocopies.
Recommended Bibliography W. Shakespeare: Macbeth, (English-Italian edition)
P. Partenza, Alchimie austeniane. Donne, Fortuna e altre storie in Pride and Prejudice di Jane Austen, Verona, Ombre Corte, 2015.
IMPORTANT: Photocopies will be provided by the teacher during course.
Teaching Methods Lectures act as a starting point for the comprehension of the main themes of the course, they also provide the opportunity to discuss different topics in more detail.
Evaluation methods Verification of learning:
By the end of this course students will understand:
And they will have developed the following skills:
ORAL EXAMINATION
Grades:
Very good level: Students' capability to elaborate on the exiting debates on the topics proposed, originality of thought and very good knowledge of the theories and of the texts ; appropriate, accurate language.
Good level: Students' capability to elaborate on the exiting debates on the topics proposed, knowledge of the theories and of the texts; and appropriate language.
Pass: Students' capability to enter the exiting debates on the topics proposed, knowledge of the theories and of the texts ; appropriate language.
Fail: Student's lack of knowledge of the theories employed during the course, incapability to critical reading of the novels, inappropriate and inaccurate language.
Contacts/More Information Photocopies will be provided by the teacher during course.
Erasmus students are requested to contact the teacher before enrolling in the course.
