Greek literature 09-PG-11

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Module learning aims

The aim of this class is to familiarize students with the most important phenomena, events and directions in the development of Modern Greek Literature since the 10th to 17th century. The student has to known and learn the most important and representative writers and texts of the Modern Greek Literature of this period and also traces its development in the context of historical, aesthetic and social aspects. On the other and in the frame of this class the student should acquired a basic theoretical and methodological knowledge in the field of literature and know the most elementary research methods and interpretations applicable to literary texts. Moreover students would have been also invited to seized an elementary knowledge about the relationship of philological sciences with other humanities.

Major

Modern Greek Filology

Cycle of studies

1st cycle

Module type

compulsory

Year of studies (where relevant)

Year 2

Learning outcomes

a) Acquisition of basic theoretical knowledge in the field of literature, literary methodology and literary research.

b) Introduction to the History of European and Modern Greek Literature

i) historical development (chronology and eras),
ii) literary currents
iii) literary features (metrics, genres [poetry, prose, drama])

Assessment criteria

Continus monthly control (written) & b) A final written exam in the end of the academic year
The prerequisite for student is to take the witten exam and obtain results from a minimum of 60%. The student is also required to participate in the classes. He has the right to two unexcused absences per semester.

Additional information

Additional information (registration calendar, class conductors, localization and schedules of classes), might be available in the USOSweb system:

Description of 09-PG-11 in USOSweb