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Name of the subject:
American Literary History
Specialization:
translatological
Program:
3+2
Type of program:
full-time, B.A. (first-level)
Form of instruction:
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Hours of instruction:
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Semester:
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General description
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The hereby presented course focuses upon America in the narrow sense of the word. Anglophone US - oriented as it is, however, it offers a variety of perspectives, including, at times, those adopted by Transatlantic American Studies and Hemispheric American Studies. It is, nonetheless, a chronological survey of selected literary and paraliterary texts, beginning with Native American narratives and finishing with naturalism/modernism, all set against the background of the cultural history of the sociopolitical phenomenon which, following the Revolutionary War, became the United States.
Issues raised in the course of the lectures
:
1) The Judaeo-Christian metanarration in the context of the discourse of colonization;
2) Reformationa and Puritanism: Literature of the Early Colonial Period;
3) The Great Awakening: Puritanism and the Discourse of Enlightenment;
4) Literature of the Age of Reason;
5) The American Revolution and its Consequences (the development of press and political writing, in search of a formula of national literature);
6) The American West and the Discourse of the Frontier;
7) The Birth of the Gothic and the Transformation of Aesthetic Paradigms;
8) The Literature of the American Renaissance: Transcendentalism;
9) Existentialism and Symbolism in the Literature of the American Renaissance;
10) American Poetry of the Second Half of 19th Century;
11) The Civil War and the Birth of Realism;
12) American Naturalism: Toward Modernism
Formula of Final Testing:
examination (on completion of three semesters)
Recommended Literature:
N. Baym et al. (eds.),
The Norton Anthology of American Literature
, Vols. I and II, New York, 1994;
P. Lauter et al. (eds.),
The Heath Anthology of American Literature
, Vols. I and II, Lexington, 1990;
Inne dostępne antologie literatury amerykańskiej zawierające omawiane teksty;
A. Kopcewicz, M. Sienicka,
Historia literatury Stanów Zjednoczonych w zarysie
, T. I i II, Warszawa, 1983;
A. Salska, red.
Historia literatury amerykańskiej XX wieku
. T. I i II, Kraków, 2003;
E. Elliott, ed.
The Columbia Literary History of the United States
, New York, 1998;
E. Elliott, ed. The Columbia History of the American Novel, New York, 1991;
T. Pyzik, red.
Readings in American Civilization
(wyd. II), Ustroń, 2001;
T. Pyzik, red.
Wielkie tematy literatury amerykańskiej
(wszystkie dostępne tomy serii), Katowice