JWC2010 - Modern Hebrew language and literature II, Part A

Leader(s): Michael Katzew

Offered

Clayton First semester 2009 (Day)

Synopsis

Students will be exposed to a wide and challenging variety of literary and non-literary texts, audio-visual material which deals with universal and current issues, extensive sources of literary criticism and stimulating oral and written exercises all of which are designed to lead to a proficiency in the varied aspects of the unit and a sound understanding of the Jewish cultural background and heritage.

Objectives

Upon completion of this subject students should have gained a deeper and more rounded appreciation of modern Hebrew language and its literary form.

Assessment

5 essays (2500 words total): 43%
Oral examination: 7%
Examination (2000 words): 50%

Contact hours

4 hours (3 lectures and 1 language lab) per week

Prerequisites

JWC1010 and JWC1020 or equivalent