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ATS2515
Faculty of Arts
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Level | Undergraduate |
Faculty | Faculty of Arts |
Organisational Unit | English |
Offered | Not offered in 2013 |
Coordinator(s) | Sue Kossew |
Notes
Previously coded ENH2800
Literature is often seen as an aspect of a specific culture, but some of the world's most memorable and significant literary works are about journeys between cultures and the crossing of boundaries beyond our own cultural horizons. This unit is an investigation of a number of key literary and cultural texts that transport their readers to mysterious, exciting and at times dangerous new cultural environments. By introducing their readers to the unknown and defamiliarising the mundane, these texts produce new and provocative ways of looking at how humans have negotiated and continue to negotiate cultural differences in modern as well as postmodern, transnational and global contexts. This unit offers students the opportunity to study a range of diverse literary works that bring to light connections between and among cultures.
Exam: 30%
Written Work: 50%
Participation: 20%
2 hour seminar per week
A first-year sequence in Literary studies, English or Comparative literature and cultural studies
ATS3515, CLS2800/CLS3800