EARLY AMERICAN FICTION

ACL560

Course Type	Elective Course
Course Level	Master's Degree With Thesis
Year of Study	-
Semester	-
ECTS	5
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Learning Outcomes	At the end of this course, the students; Demonstrate a comprehensive knowledge and critical view about the development, content, and literary values of early American fiction, identifying key themes and stylistic features. Critically analyze and appreciate early American fiction, applying theoretical and contextual insights to understand and interpret the works studied. Acquire the experience and skills needed for research, dissertation writing, discussion, and argumentation on early American fiction, effectively communicating their findings and arguments both in written and oral forms.
Mode of Delivery
Prerequisites	No
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Course Description	This course offers an in-depth study of early American fiction from the post-Revolution period to the early twentieth century. It explores the social, political, and cultural changes, as well as intellectual movements, that have led to "the American Renaissance" and "the Age of Realism." Through close readings of significant works, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of the literary context and development of early American fiction.
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Work Placement(s)	No