За редовните студенти от ІІІ курс:
І група - 31 януари
ІІ група - 1 февруари
ІІІ група - 2 февруари
ІV група - 3 февруари
V група - 4 февруари
СТУДЕНТИ ОТ ПРЕДИШНИ КУРСОВЕ:
Студентите от предишни курсове, които посещаваха семинарите тази учебна година, да се явят на 3 февруари.
Всички останали да се явят на 4 февруари.
last change: Monday 01/20/2014 07:07am
Sofia University
Department of English and American Studies
Bachelor's programme in English Philology
2013-2014 academic year
S T Y L I S T I C S
3rd year, 5th semester
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Zelma Catalan
Ass. Prof. Maria Dimitrova
Duration: 15 weeks
Lectures: 15 hours (lecture notes are provided on this website)
Seminars: 30 hours
3 ECTS credits
Course overview:
The course aims to introduce the students to the set of concepts and terms and the procedures necessary for the analysis of style in literary texts. It will develop the students’ awareness of the role of language in rendering meanings and attitudes in imaginative literature and will equip them with relevant analytical tools. The lectures provide a general theoretical framework, focusing on the subject of stylistics, the levels of style and the corresponding devices, the contexts of stylistic analysis, the methodologies applied by various schools in the field and the problems posed by the specifics of genre. Attention is also drawn to the rhetoric of the literary text. In the seminars students will have the opportunity to put their knowledge to practice through the detailed analysis of a range of short literary texts representing different periods, schools, authors, and modes. The practical work will involve not only conventional techniques but also creative tasks.
Evaluation:
Final exam (oral): 60 %
Midterm paper and end-of-term test: 20%
Attendance and participation: 20%
Students can attend classes with any other group if necessary.
Although the seminars will involve practical work with literary texts, students are expected to have read and mastered the relevant theoretical material specified in the Weekly Schedule (see that category), as well as the material presented in the lectures.
last change: Sunday 09/29/2013 11:19am