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Teaching goals: This course is designed to be an overview of an early European vernacular literature which we call English from its origins to the end of the Medieval period.
Teaching goals: This course is designed to present the Renaissance and the seventeenth century English literature, the major conventions, themes and writers of these periods through a study of selected poems and prose Works.
Teaching goals: To introduce Medieval Theatre, Restoration and Victorian Period British Theater, to show the place drama with in the periods mentioned in the art of the society, to note the social function of the plays of the periods, and to teach the peculiar natures of the selected plays.
Teaching goals: In this course, the students study English Drama between 19th Century – 1960, Absurd Drama, Comedy of Manners, Comedy of Menace, the movements in drama, and the characteristics of English and Irish Theatres by examining examples of O. Wilde, G. B. Shaw, N. Coward, T. S. Eliot, J. M. Synge, W. B. Yeats, S. Beckett, J. Osborne, A. Wesker, H. Pinter’s plays.
Teaching goals: To make our students recognize the general reasoning of english language and to help them learn the general and special function of English words in sentences and ultimately in texts.
Teaching goals: To make our students recognize the general reasoning of english language and to help them learn the general and special function of English words in sentences and ultimately in texts.
Teaching goals: The aim of the course is to teach students the emergence and development of American Poetry and to be familiar with its important poets and poems.
Teaching goals: To familiarise the students with the essential mythological knowledge of Greek and Roman myths, which is of vital importance to understand and analyse the texts of western literature in general and English literature in particular. The concepts of myth and mythology are explained through Greek and Roman myths.
Teaching goals: To introduce American Theater, to show the place drama with in the periods mentioned in the art of the society, to note the social function of the plays of the periods, and to teach the peculiar natures of the selected plays.
Teaching goals: Improvement of the awareness of Shakespeare’s conception of tragedy and comedy and his approach to history are major concerns of this course.