Modern Poetry
This course refers to the Early Modern poetry, introducing the poetic diction, philosophy and ideology of the age through their writings. It covers the historical background of the period, general characters of the age and early modern poetry.
Modern Drama
Tis course provides a critical introduction to theatre history. Through the plays, we will examine what” theatre” is in different periods and places.
Translation I
Translation is an academic subject, a practical process, and a finished product that involves transferring meaning from a source language to a target language.
Literary Criticism I
this course studies what is the nature of imaginative literature? Then the course will follow the development of Literary Criticism beginning with Plato until the modern period.
Semantic
The objective of this course is to develop the students' knowledge of the study of meaning "Semantics" which they were acquainted with in the previous course. The present course will aim at widening this knowledge cumulatively in the specified field.
Modern Novel
modern novel is a type of fiction that focuses on the messy internal thoughts of the individual rather than a neat outer plot. It trades traditional, predictable storytelling for an unfiltered look at how human beings actually think, feel, and struggle in a chaotic world.
Syntax II
Syntax is the set of rules that governs how words, phrases, and clauses are arranged to form proper sentences in a language