Faculty of Educations

Model (No 12)

Course Specification : Introduction to Criticism

2007 - 2008

 
Farabi Quality Management of Education and Learning - 21/11/2024
University :Mansoura University
Faculty :Faculty of Educations
Department :Department of Foreign Languages
1- Course data :-
Code: E 125
Course title: Introduction to Criticism
Year/Level: أولى لغة إنجليزية
Program Title:
  • All Academic programmes
Specialization:
Teaching Hours: Theoretical: 1Tutorial: 2Practical:
2- Course aims :-
  1. Introducing students to a number of approaches to the critical theory.
  2. Familiarizing students with theories dealing with the nature and function of literary criticism.
  3. Familiarizing students with theories dealing with the nature and function of creative writing.
3- Course Learning Outcomes :-
4- Course contents :-
NoTopicsWeek
1What is literature?
2What is criticism?
3Poetics
4tragedy
5comedy
6catharsis
7Form and content
8Technique
9Fable and story
10History and fiction
11The Sublime
12Connotation and denotation
13Figurative language

5- Teaching and learning methods :-
SMethod
Lecturing
Class conversations.
Brain-storming.
Cooperative learning.
Class workshops.

6- Teaching and learning methods of disables :-
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7- Student assessment :-
A. Timing
NoMethodWeek
1test 14
2test 28
3Final written exam last
B. Degree
NoMethodDegree
1Mid_term examination
2Final_term examination70
3Oral examination
4Practical examination
5Semester work30
6Other types of asessment
Total100%

8- List of books and references
SItemType
1Roland Barthes , "FromWork to Text"
2Geoffrey Thurby, Counter-Modernism in current Criticak Theory
3- Bressler, Charles. 1999. Literary Criticism: An Introduction to Theory and Practice. 2nd ed. Upper Saddle River, New Jersey: Prentice.
4- Gleckner, Robert F. Ed. 1998. Lessons of Romanticism: A Critical Companion. Durham, NC. Publication: Duke University Press.
5- Hall, Vernon. 1963. A Short History of Literary Criticism. New York: New York University Press.
6- Lorna, Williams (2003): " Defending Literary Criticism; Sorting the Good, the Bad and the Overly Long." The Washington Times. Available online at: http://www.questia.com/PM.qst?a=o&d=5001986136
7- O'Kane, Karen. 1998. "the New Criticism: Modernism and the Nashville Group." The Mississippi Quarterly. Volume: 51 Page Number: 683

9- Matrix of knowledge and skills of the course
SContentStudy week
What is literature?
What is criticism?
Poetics
tragedy
comedy
catharsis
Form and content
Technique
Fable and story
History and fiction
The Sublime
Connotation and denotation
Figurative language

Course Coordinator(s): -
  1. Bashir Mustafa El-Essawy Mustafa
Head of department: -
Mamdouh Abdel-Moneim Hassanein Al-Kanany