Introduction to Literary Theory 3301-LB112
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Learning outcomes
Acquiring knowledge
1. has thorough knowledge of terminology used in literary, cultural and linguistic studies
2. has basic knowledge of the current reasearch in literature, culture and linguistics, particularly in the field of English philology
Acquiring expertise
1. can implement basic research procedures in the field of literature, culture and linguistics
2. can asses the usefulness of various theories in philological studies
Acquiring social skills
1. is aware of the social value of his/her knowledge and skills
2. recognises dilemmas, problems and conflicts and searches for best ways of solving them
Bibliography
D. H. Richter, The Critical Tradition
David Lodge, 20th Century Literary Criticism
David Lodge, Modern Criticism and Theory
Raman Selden & Peter Widdowson, Reader’s Guide to Contemporary Literary Theory
Anna Burzyńska & Michał Paweł Markowski, Teorie Literatury XX Wieku
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