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General Description of Programmes at the Department The English department offers courses at undergraduate and M.A. levels. Undergraduate students must successfully complete 132 credits (240 ECTS). Students whose level of English is not adequate have to attend the Mandatory Preparatory English Programme for one academic year. The department of English Language and Literature offers a minor programme with three options: English Literature; Translation: English to Turkish; Turkish to English;Written and Oral Communication Skills. Students whose GPA, is 2.50 and above can apply for a minor programme earliest in their 3 rd latest in their 6 th semester. Those who wish to complete the minor programme should fulfil a minimum of 18 credits. Our students wishing to apply for a minor programme at another department should fulfil the same requirements. The M.A. programme in English Language and Literature focuses on writers and their historical contexts and theories of literature and culture. M.A. candidates, in their first year, should attend postgraduate seminars (24 credits/ 60 ECTS) and submit a dissertation at the end of the following year. Course Code ENL 111 Course Title English Poetry Before Chaucer Semester(s) offered Fall Language of Course English Lecturer(s) Anthony Lake Pre-requisit(ies) Co –requisit(ies) Credit Value 3 ECTS Value 3 Duration of Course One semester Total Student StudyTime 45 class hours Objectives The course offers students an introduction to and detailed study of English Poetry from Beowulf to Chaucer, exploring themes such as genre and verse form, paganism and Christianity, Kingship and War, and translation Syllabus Beowulf, Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, Geoffrey Chaucer: The Wife of Bath’s Prologue and Tale Intended Learning Outcomes The course provides students with a detailed introduction to and study of selected poetry by poets from Whitman to the present. Poems will be considered in relation to their historical, social and cultural contexts, and the course will also provide students with the opportunity to develop further their skills of close reading and critical analysis of poetry. Learning/ Teaching Methods Lectures and class group discussion Assignments Examination One Mid Term and Final Examination and Class Participation Assessment Mid Term 40%, Final 40%, Class Participation 20% Reading List
Course Code ENL 112 Course Title History of British Civilisation I Semester(s) offered Fall Medium English Lecturer(s) Dr. Ayşem Seval aseval@iku.edu.tr Pre-requisit(ies) None Co –requisit(ies) None Credit Value 3 ECTS Value 5 Duration of Course 15 weeks Total Student StudyTime 150 hours including lectures Objectives This course aims to examine the cultural structuring of British society from the Old English Period to the seventeenth century in the light of social and political developments. Syllabus The cultural, economic, social and political developments of the following periods: • Pre-historic England • Early Middle Ages • High Middle Ages • Late Middle Ages • Renaissance Intended Learning Outcomes --- Learning/ Teaching Methods Lectures and discussions intend to familiarise the students with the cultural, social, economic and political background in which the literary works are created. Assignments --- Examination Quizzes, one midterm, one end-of-term written exam Assessment Midterm 30 % Quizzes 20 % Final Exam 50 % Reading List --- Course Code ENL 113 Course Title Approaching Literary Texts I Semester(s) offered Fall Medium English Lecturer(s) Dr. Ayşem Seval aseval@iku.edu.tr Pre-requisit(ies) None Co –requisit(ies) None Credit Value 3 ECTS Value 5 Duration of Course 15 weeks Total Student Study Time 150 hours including lectures Objectives The objective of this course is to determine the distinguishing characteristics of poetry and to develop the critical and scholarly approach to be adopted in the act of reading by focusing on the various elements of poetry in chosen poems. Syllabus Each week an element of poetry such as form and structure,
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