Form of assessment: colloquium (oral exam) Course description: The general objective of this serminar is to discuss in detail the topics covered by the lecture with a similar title. We will consider some of the critical, social, and cultural aspects of literary history and how these aspects gave rise to genres such as the sonnet, the epistolary novel or Restoration comedy. The seminar will also explore the establishments where the notion of certain literary forms and their cultural and national representations have appeared, and examine the different forms of cultural discourse such as gender and society, mass literature and the individual reader, literary movements, reading and theatre-going practices. Minimum number of students: 5 Class hours per week: 2 Spring Semester: Credits (ECTS): 5 Lecturers: prof. Mária Kurdi , Dr. Gabriella Hartvig , dr. Csaba Maczelka Course Forms of English Prose MA En Language of instruction: Form of teaching: seminar Form of assessment: written assignments Course description: of English Prose in the Early Modern Period will examine the different representations and the cultural and national status of the novel and other prose narratives as new forms. We will consider discourses on the practices of reading in the Enlightenment period through the discussion of genres of prose fiction including the spiritual biography, imaginary voyages, memoirs, the confessional novel, and erotic and female narratives. Minimum number of students: 5 Class hours per week: 2 Semester: Spring Credits (ECTS): 5 Dr. Gabriella Hartvig Lecturers: Course title: British Popular Culture BA English Language of instruction: Form of teaching: seminar Form of assessment: written assignments Course description: The course traces popular culture from medieval times to the present day. It investigates theories of popular mass and high culture. 5 Minimum number of students: Class hours per week: 2
Form of assessment: colloquium (oral exam) Course description: The general objective of this serminar is to discuss in detail the topics covered by the lecture with a similar title. We will consider some of the critical, social, and cultural aspects of literary history and how these aspects gave rise to genres such as the sonnet, the epistolary novel or Restoration comedy. The seminar will also explore the establishments where the notion of certain literary forms and their cultural and national representations have appeared, and examine the different forms of cultural discourse such as gender and society, mass literature and the individual reader, literary movements, reading and theatre-going practices. Minimum number of students: 5 Class hours per week: 2 Semester: Spring Credits (ECTS): 5 Lecturers: prof. Mária Kurdi , Dr. Gabriella Hartvig , dr. Csaba Maczelka Course Forms of English Prose MA Language of instruction: En Form of teaching: seminar Form of assessment: written assignments Course description: of English Prose in the Early Modern Period will examine the different representations and the cultural and national status of the novel and other prose narratives as new forms. We will consider discourses on the practices of reading in the Enlightenment period through the discussion of genres of prose fiction including the spiritual biography, imaginary voyages, memoirs, the confessional novel, and erotic and female narratives. Minimum number of students: 5 Class hours per week: 2 Semester: Spring Credits (ECTS): 5 Lecturers: Dr. Gabriella Hartvig Course title: British Popular Culture BA Language of instruction: English Form of teaching: seminar Form of assessment: written assignments Course description: The course traces popular culture from medieval times to the present day. It investigates theories of popular mass and high culture. Minimum number of students: 5 Class hours per week: 2
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