ENGLISH LITERATURE: RENAISSANCE TO BAROQUE Semester ECTS Number of hours per semester Professor Language (winter/ (credits) Lectures Exercises/ Practical summer) Seminars work English Summer semester 4 30 30 Prof. Dr. Evgenia Pancheva Asst. Prof. Dr. Georgi Niagolov Requirements: Proficiency in English (C1-C2 CEFRL), some experience in studying and discussing literature in English, academic writing and presentation skills Annotation of the course: The course focuses on the main currents and representative figures of the High Renaissance in England and the transition to the Baroque. Offering an outline of the Elizabethan, Jacobean and Stuart ages, it highlights the social, political and cultural characteristics of each. The discussion centers around the key figures of Sidney, Spenser, Marlowe, Shakespeare, Jonson, Donne and Milton. Seminar discussions follow a similar agenda, offering a close reading of exemplary texts, such as The Faerie Queene, Doctor Faustus, As You Like It, Macbeth, Volpone and Paradise Lost. ENGLISH MORPHOLOGY Semester Number of hours per semester Language (winter/ ECTS Professor Lectures Exercises/ Practical summer) (credits) Seminars work English Winter semester 4 30 30 Assoc. Prof. Dr. C. Stamenov Senior Assist. Prof A. Stoevsky Requirements: Philology degree or Introductory module; high competence in English (level C1 of the European Language Portfolio) required. Duration: 3rd semester, 2nd year, Credits: 5 Teaching: - lectures – 30 - seminars – 30 The course begins with a brief introduction dealing with the place of morphology among the other levels of language, basic units (morpheme, word), the parts of speech, grammatical categories and markers. The main part of the course concentrates on the grammatical categories of the two major word-classes: the noun and the verb. The topics include number, case and gender of the noun, tense, futurity, aspectuality and aspect, modality and voice of the verb. ENGLIAH LANGUAGE– Part IV Semester Number of hours per semester Language (winter/ ECTS Lectures Exercises/ Practical Professor summer) (credits) Seminars work English Summer 6 60 Senior Assist. Prof. Roumiana Blagoeva semester
ENGLISH LITERATURE: RENAISSANCE TO BAROQUE Language Semester (winter/ summer) ECTS (credits) Number of hours per semester Professor Lectures Exercises/ Seminars Practical work English Summer semester 4 30 30 Prof. Dr. Evgenia Pancheva Asst. Prof. Dr. Georgi Niagolov Requirements: Proficiency in English (C1-C2 CEFRL), some experience in studying and discussing literature in English, academic writing and presentation skills Annotation of the course: The course focuses on the main currents and representative figures of the High Renaissance in England and the transition to the Baroque. Offering an outline of the Elizabethan, Jacobean and Stuart ages, it highlights the social, political and cultural characteristics of each. The discussion centers around the key figures of Sidney, Spenser, Marlowe, Shakespeare, Jonson, Donne and Milton. Seminar discussions follow a similar agenda, offering a close reading of exemplary texts, such as The Faerie Queene, Doctor Faustus, As You Like It, Macbeth, Volpone and Paradise Lost. ENGLISH MORPHOLOGY Language Semester (winter/ summer) ECTS (credits) Number of hours per semester Professor Lectures Exercises/ Seminars Practical work English Winter semester 4 30 30 Assoc. Prof. Dr. C. Stamenov Senior Assist. Prof A. Stoevsky Requirements: Philology degree or Introductory module; high competence in English (level C1 of the European Language Portfolio) required. Duration: 3rd semester, 2nd year, Credits: 5 Teaching: - lectures – 30 - seminars – 30 The course begins with a brief introduction dealing with the place of morphology among the other levels of language, basic units (morpheme, word), the parts of speech, grammatical categories and markers. The main part of the course concentrates on the grammatical categories of the two major word-classes: the noun and the verb. The topics include number, case and gender of the noun, tense, futurity, aspectuality and aspect, modality and voice of the verb. ENGLIAH LANGUAGE– Part IV Language Semester (winter/ summer) ECTS (credits) Number of hours per semester Professor Lectures Exercises/ Seminars Practical work English Summer semester 6 60 Senior Assist. Prof. Roumiana Blagoeva
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