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Courses Archives – Undergraduate Programme 2012/13

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMME – SYLLABI (COURSE DESCRIPTION) 2012/13

LITERARY COURSES
1st YEAR

Introduction to English Literature

2nd and 3rd YEAR

Literary courses – 3rd and 5th (winter) semester 2012/13

(A=American literature, B=British literature)

American Literature and Culture 1 (Ambrose, Fulbright visiting scholar) (A) (19th c.)
American Postmodernism and Popular Culture (Cvek) (A) (20th c.)
The Nineteenth-Century American Novel (Šesnić) (A) (19th c.)
English Romantic Period (Gjurgjan) (B) (19th c.)
Shakespeare (Ciglar Žanić) (B) (Early Modern Lit.)
History of English Drama from Mass to City Play (Petrić) (B) (Early Modern Lit.)
Contemporary American Novel (Grgas) (A) (20th c.)
Victorian Literature: Genres and Issues (Knežević) (B) (19th c.)

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Literary Courses: 4th or 6th (summer) semester 2012/13

(A=American literature, B=British literature)

Alternative Worlds in Contemporary British Fiction (Polak) (B) (20th c)
American Literature and Culture 2 (Ambrose, Fulbright visiting scholar) (A) (19th c.)
The American Bildungsroman of the 19th and the 20th Century (Šesnić) (A) (19th-20th c.)
American Postmodernism and Popular Culture (Cvek) (A) (20th c)
Candian Literature and Culture
(Polić) (B) (20th c.)
Shakespeare
(Ciglar Žanić) (B) (Early Modern Lit.)
History of English Drama from Mass to City Play
(Petrić) (B) (Early Modern Lit.)
Contemporary American Novel
(Grgas) (A) (20th c.)
The Trans/national in Contemporary Australian Literature and Film
(Polak) (B) (20th c.)

Victorian Literature: Genres and Issues (Knežević) (B) (19th c.)
Viktorijanski roman: poetika i kulturna politika (Jukić) (B) (19th c.)

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LINGUISTIC COURSES
1st YEAR
1st semester
Contemporary English Language 1 (exercises)
Introduction to the Linguistic Study of English


2nd semester

English Syntax 1: Word Classes
Contemporary English Language 2
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2nd YEAR
3rd semester


Contemporary English Language 3

4th semester
Analysis of English Texts
English Syntax 2: The Sentence
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3rd YEAR
5th semester

Societies and Cultures of the USA and UK
Semantics of the English language

6th semester
Phonetics and Phonology

Translation Exercises
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* Note:

  1. Introduction to the Linguistic Study of English is a prerequisite for enrolment in Syntax 1: Parts of Speech.
  2. For students who enrolled in Year 1 of Bologna studies in the academic year 2005/06: students select one course from literary courses offered for the 3rd semester. Until the 6th semester, apart from Introduction to English literature and Shakespeare, students must enrol in one literary course in the 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th semester (the total of five literary courses during undergraduate studies). One of the remaining three elective courses, be it British, American or Anglophone (Australian, Canadian, Irish), must be labelled as a 19th-century course and one as a 20th-century course.
  3. For students who enrolled in Year 1 of Bologna studies in the academic year 2006/07 and later: Students enrolled in the 3rd and 5th semester select elective literary courses from the course list for the 3rd and 5th semester. Students enrolled in the 4th and 6th semester select elective literary courses from the course list for the 4th and 6th semester. Selection principle: one course in Early Modern literature or one course in Victorian literature; one course in British or American 20th-century literature; one course in British literature; one course in American literature. Introduction to English literature is the 1st semester obligatory course. Students must pass this course to enrol in any subsequent elective literary courses.