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Introduction to World Literature

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    By - Dr. Michael Carter

  • 4 students
  • 40 Hours
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Course Requirements

  1. Prerequisites:

    • Basic proficiency in reading and writing in English.
    • An interest in literature and cultural studies.

  2. Materials Needed:

    • Access to the required textbooks and recommended reading materials.
    • A computer with internet access for online resources and assignments.
    • Note-taking supplies for lectures and discussions.

  3. Participation:

    • Active participation in class discussions and group activities.
    • Completion of all assigned readings and homework.
    • Regular attendance in lectures and seminars.

  4. Assignments:

    • Regular quizzes and exams to assess understanding of key concepts.
    • Literary analysis essays on assigned texts.
    • Group presentations on selected literary works.
    • Research projects exploring specific themes or authors.

  5. Software and Tools:

    • Familiarity with word processing software (e.g., Microsoft Word).
    • Use of online platforms for course materials and submissions (e.g., Schoolbox).

Course Description

This course explores the rich and diverse world of literature from various cultures and time periods. Students will engage with key texts, literary movements, and philosophies that have shaped world literature. The course emphasizes critical analysis, cultural context, and the historical significance of literary works.

Course Objectives:

  • Understand the major themes and concepts in world literature.
  • Analyze literary works from different cultures and historical periods.
  • Explore the impact of cultural and historical events on literature.
  • Develop critical thinking and analytical skills through literary analysis.
  • Appreciate the diversity and richness of global literary traditions.

Course Outcomes

  1. Knowledge and Understanding:

    • Comprehensive understanding of major themes and concepts in world literature.
    • Ability to analyze and interpret literary works from different cultures and historical periods.
    • Knowledge of the cultural and historical contexts that shape literary texts.

  2. Skills Development:

    • Enhanced critical thinking and analytical skills through literary analysis.
    • Improved writing and communication skills through essays and presentations.
    • Ability to conduct research and synthesize information from various sources.

  3. Practical Application:

    • Application of literary theories and concepts to real-world texts and situations.
    • Development of a global perspective on literature and cultural diversity.
    • Ability to engage in thoughtful discussions about literature and its impact on society.

  4. Personal Growth:

    • Increased appreciation for the diversity and richness of global literary traditions.
    • Enhanced empathy and understanding of different cultures and perspectives.
    • Preparation for further studies or careers in literature, education, or related fields.

Course Curriculum

  • 5 chapters
  • 5 lectures
  • 0 quizzes
  • 40 Hours total length
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1 Definition and Scope of World Literature
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1 Hour 30 Min

Importance of Studying World Literature Key Literary Terms and Concepts

1 Epic of Gilgamesh
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1 Hour 30 Min

Homer’s Iliad and Odyssey Classical Indian Literature: Mahabharata and Ramayana Chinese Classics: The Analects of Confucius

1 Dante’s Divine Comedy
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1 Hour 30 Min

Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales Japanese Literature: The Tale of Genji Renaissance Literature: Shakespeare’s Works

1 Voltaire’s Candide
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1 Hour 30 Min

Goethe’s Faust Romantic Poetry: Wordsworth, Keats, and Shelley American Transcendentalism: Emerson and Thoreau

1 Russian Literature: Tolstoy and Dostoevsky
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1 Hour 30 Min

French Realism: Flaubert’s Madame Bovary American Literature: Mark Twain and Emily Dickinson African Literature: Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart

Instructor

Dr. Michael Carter

Humanities Instructor

Biography: Dr. Michael Carter is a dedicated educator with a deep passion for the humanities. With over 15 years of teaching experience, he has inspired countless students to explore the rich tapestry of human culture, history, and thought. Dr. Carter’s teaching philosophy emphasizes critical thinking, interdisciplinary learning, and the importance of understanding diverse perspectives. He believes that the humanities are essential for fostering empathy and a deeper understanding of the world.

Education:

  • Ph.D. in History, University of Oxford
  • Master’s Degree in Philosophy, University of Cambridge
  • Bachelor’s Degree in Literature, Harvard University

Professional Experience:

  • Associate Professor of History at New York University
  • Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of California, Berkeley
  • Visiting Scholar at the British Museum

Skills:

  • Expertise in History, Philosophy, and Literature
  • Proficient in developing interdisciplinary curricula
  • Strong ability to engage students in critical discussions
  • Experience with integrating multimedia resources into teaching
  • Excellent mentorship and academic advising skills

Interests:

  • Researching historical narratives and their impact on modern society
  • Participating in cultural and literary festivals
  • Writing articles and essays on philosophical topics
  • Traveling to historical sites and museums

Personal Message: “My goal as a humanities instructor is to ignite a passion for learning and critical inquiry in my students. I believe that understanding the humanities enriches our lives and helps us navigate the complexities of the modern world. Together, we can explore the profound questions and ideas that have shaped human civilization.

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