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ITAT1504 · 5-semester · 60110900 Foreign Language and Literature · 2024 intake

Credits
4
Total hours
120
Contact hours
60
Type
Compulsory
Block
Majburiy fanlar
Final assessment
Imtihon

Hours breakdown

  • Lecture30 h
  • Practical30 h
  • Independent study60 h

Topics · 30

Lecture · 30 h

  1. 1.Introduction to English Literature. Old English Literature: Beowulf & Beyond2
  2. 2.Introduction to English Literature. Old English Literature: Beowulf & Beyond2
  3. 3.Middle English: Chaucer & Medieval Romance2
  4. 4.Renaissance and Reformation: Literature 1510–16202
  5. 5.Renaissance and Reformation: Literature 1510–16202
  6. 6.Elizabethan & Jacobean Drama2
  7. 7.Milton & Seventeenth-Century Epic2
  8. 8.Milton & Seventeenth-Century Epic2
  9. 9.The Rise of the Novel (1660–1800)2
  10. 10.Romantic Poetry & Theory2
  11. 11.Romantic Poetry & Theory2
  12. 12.Victorian Literature & Realism2
  13. 13.Victorian Literature & Realism2
  14. 14.Modern English Literature (20th Century)2
  15. 15.Contemporary British & American Fiction and Tragedy2

Practical · 30 h

  1. 1.Introduction to English Literature: Old English Literature (Beowulf & Beyond)2
  2. 2.Middle English: Chaucer & Medieval Romance2
  3. 3.Renaissance and Reformation: Literature 1510–16202
  4. 4.Elizabethan & Jacobean Drama2
  5. 5.Milton & Seventeenth-Century Epic2
  6. 6.The Rise of the Novel (1660–1800)2
  7. 7.Romantic Poetry & Theory2
  8. 8.Victorian Literature & Realism2
  9. 9.Victorian Literature & Realism)2
  10. 10.Modern English Literature (20th century)2
  11. 11.Contemporary British & American Fiction & Tragedy2
  12. 12.Epic Tradition: Homer to Joyce2
  13. 13.“The Lord of the Rings” by J. R. R. Tolkien2
  14. 14.“White Teeth” by Zadie Smith and “Beloved” by Toni Morrison2
  15. 15.“White Teeth” by Zadie Smith and “Beloved” by Toni Morrison2

Assessment (max score)

  • Final exam 5
  • Total 5
  • Midterm 1 5
  • Midterm 2 5

Source: HEMIS. Titles as in HEMIS (in Uzbek). Reading list and grading criteria are in the department's approved syllabus.

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