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    COLLEGE DEPARTMENT

    ENG 118: Literary Criticism


    BSE 3A
    Monday/ 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM
    Google Meet Code: xjx-oqqv-drk

    Isidro D. Enriquez
    Instructor
    Course Description
    • Provides students with opportunities to study
    the basic approaches to literary theory and
    criticism and their application to selected
    literary works.
    Course Outline
    PRELIMS
    Filipino Literature vis-à-vis Filipino Culture and History
    Filipino Literature : Perspectives from Culture, history,
    Politics, philosophy
    Literature vs. History
    Three Periods in the Literary History of the Philippines:
    Texts, Themes, Developmental Turns
    Pre-Colonialism
    Colonialism
    Post Colonialism
    Course Outline
    PRELIMS
    • Filipino Literature as Product of Qualitative Research
    – Dialectics
    – Ethnography
    • Translating and Editing Texts: Accuracy Issue
    • Literary “UNIQUENESS” and Literary “SURGERY – the
    Writer vs. the Critic:
    • Two VISTAS Thematic Anthology of Literary Texts by
    Literary Survey and Research
    Course Outline
    MIDTERMS
    General LENSES used as GUIDE to SHAPE LITERARY
    INTERPRETATION
    • LITERARY THEORY: Singularity, Plurality and
    Multiplicity of Literary Themes
    • Literary Concepts in Binary Opposition: Literary
    Theory vs. Literary Criticism, Objectivity vs.
    Subjectivity of BEAUTY, Literary Themes: Singular, or
    Plural, or Multiple?, Textuality vs. Intertextuality,
    Contextualization vs. De-contextualization
    MIDTERMS
    • Author-Dependent Theories: Pre-Critical or
    Traditional VISTAS for Literary Criticism
    • Text-Dependent Theories: VISTAS from the
    Literary Traditions of Formalists and
    Structuralists
    • Reader-Dependent Theories: VISTAS from the
    Literary traditions of Post-Structuralists like the
    Deconstructionsts and Phenomenlogists
    Course Outline
    MIDTERMS
    • VISTAS from the Three Waves of Feminism,
    Queer Theories, Pink, Chic, Diaspora Literature
    • VISTAS from metamorphosing Theories: The
    Case of Freud’s Psychoanalysis, Jung’s
    Archetypes, Sartre’s Existentialism, Marxism
    • Grand SYNTHESIS: Literary Interpretation in
    UNIFIED HIERARCHY
    Course Outline
    SEMI-FINALS
    LITERARY THEORY: Significant Paradigms for TAKE-
    OFFs in Literary Criticism
    • Literary THEME: Sine Qua Non of Literary
    Interpretation
    • Central Ideas and Recurring Themes in Literary
    Texts: De-BONE(ing) and FLESH(ing) Texts
    • Frameworks for Thematic Extraction: Matters for
    guiding Literary Interpretation
    Course Outline
    SEMI-FINALS
    • Critical Issues for Literary Interpretation: In a
    Nutshell – a Dialectical Fusion
    • Critical Theory: Transforming Literary
    Principles into Processes of Literary
    Interpretation
    • Literary Vistas: WHICH is the MOST Effective
    Lens or Underpinning for Interpretation
    Course Outline
    FINALS
    PRACTICE of LITERARY RESEARCH and INTERPRETATION
    • Designs, Development and evaluation of Literary Research
    and Interpretation
    • Thematic Anthologizing
    • Thematic Designs
    • Development of the Written Discourse
    • Thematic Evaluation of the Written Discourse
    • Oral Discourse
    • The Literary Research
    Course Outline

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