0152 - 英國文學(二) 英授 Taught in English
British Literature (II)
教育目標 Course Target
British Literature II aims to: 1. give students a good grounding in British literature of, roughly speaking, the past 250 years, and in doing so offer a window on the history and culture of Britain. 2. examine how and why British literature has achieved such a prominent and influential position in world literature and global culture. 3. develop students' ability to analyze and interpret texts and other cultural media and foster critical thought.
British Literature II aims to: 1. give students a good grounding in British literature of, roughly speaking, the past 250 years, and in doing so offer a window on the history and culture of Britain. 2. examin how and why British literature has achieved such a prominent and influential position in world literature and global culture. 3. develop students' ability to analyze and interpret texts and other cultural media and foster critical thought.
課程概述 Course Description
British Literature II teaches students British Literature from approximately the age of the Industrial Revolution, i.e. the last decades of the 18th Century, up to the modern period. It aims to provide students with a solid grounding in British Romantic, Victorian, and Modern Literature and Thought. Students are introduced to the historical context of the literary pieces they are reading, including social, political, and cultural history. Students also study formal aspects of literature, including word choice, literary techniques, and style. Students are taught how to read critically and to discuss and evaluate the significance and contribution of literature to human civilization.
British Literature II teaches students British Literature from approximately the age of the Industrial Revolution, i.e. the last decades of the 18th Century, up to the modern period. It aims to provide students with a solid grounding in British Romantic, Victorian, and Modern Literature and Thought. Students are introduced to the historical context of the literary pieces they are reading, including social, political, and cultural history. Students also study formal aspects of literature, including word choice, literature techniques, and style. Students are taught how to read critically and to discuss and evaluate the significance and contribution of literature to human civilization.
參考書目 Reference Books
The main course textbook is the one volume edition of The Norton Anthology of English Literature (9th ed.), which students have already started using in BL I. The syllabus varies from year to year, but major authors such as, e.g., William Blake, William Wordsworth, Lord Byron, P. B. Shelley, Keats, Dickens, Stevenson, Tennyson, Oscar Wilde, T. S. Eliot, Harold Pinter, etc..are covered.
Several examples of 19th and 20th cent. fiction will also be studied by means of film adaptations. These may also differ from year to year, but will generally include classics such as, e.g., Great Expectations or Oliver Twist (based on novels by Charles Dickens), Jane Eyre (based on novel by Charlotte Bronte), and Mr. Johnson (based on novel by Joyce Carey).
The course instructor will also make additional materials available via handouts or the Moodle page for this course.
The main course textbook is the one volume edition of The Norton Anthology of English Literature (9th ed.), which students have already started using in BL I. The syllabus varies from year to year, but major authors such as, e.g., William Blake, William Wordsworth, Lord Byron, P. B. Shelley, Keats, Dickens, Stevenson, Tennyson, Oscar Wilde, T. S. Eliot, Harold Pinter, etc..are covered.
Several examples of 19th and 20th cent. fiction will also be studied by means of film adaptations. These may also differ from year to year, but will generally include classes such as, e.g., Great Expectations or Oliver Twist (based on novels by Charles Dickens), Jane Eyre (based on novel by Charlotte Bronte), and Mr. Johnson (based on novel by Joyce Carey).
The course instructor will also make additional materials available via handsouts or the Moodle page for this course.
評分方式 Grading
評分項目 Grading Method |
配分比例 Percentage |
說明 Description |
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Midterm Exam Midterm Exam |
40 | Exam administered during the midterm exam week. |
Final Exam Final Exam |
40 | Exam administered during the final exam week. |
End of Semester Writing Assignment End of Semester Writing Assignment |
20 | Essay assignment on a choice of topics. |
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外文系3B Henk Vynckier | 二/6,7,三/2[H204] | 3-3 | 詳細資訊 Details |
課程資訊 Course Information
基本資料 Basic Information
- 課程代碼 Course Code: 0152
- 學分 Credit: 3-3
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上課時間 Course Time:Wednesday/1[H204] Monday/6,7[LAN009]
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授課教師 Teacher:Henk Vynckier
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修課班級 Class:外文系3A
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