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English Civilization 2022-2023 Reading-Viewing List
Duyuru
19.01.2023

English Civilization Reading-Viewing List

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English Theatre 2021-22 Reading List
Duyuru
29.07.2021

2021-2022 Fall Reading List: Primary and Secondary Sources for our second year course English Theatre.  

This course aims to teach you the basics of theatre and the periods of English theatre through a close reading of plays from consecutive periods under the light of various critical and theoretical approaches, we will also trace the changes English theatre and society go through. We will be talking about Medieval Drama, Elizabethan (Renaissance) Drama, Jacobean and Caroline Drama, Restoration (Carolean) Drama, Eighteenth Century Drama, Victorian Drama, Edwardian Drama, and Contemporary Theatre.


Primary Sources:
Medieval Morality Plays: Everyman, Anonymous
Elizabethan (Renaissance) Drama: The Jew ofMalta, Christopher Marlowe Jacobean Drama: The Duchess of Malfi, John Webster
Restoration Comedy: The Country Wife, William Wycherley
Victorian Drama: The Importance of Being Earnest, Oscar Wilde Intertextuality in Contemporary Theatre: Everyman, Carol Ann Du
ffy

Secondary Sources:

Theatre Studies: The Basics, Robert Leach (This one is an introduction to the necessary terms, it can be helpful to read this before the primary sources)

The Cambridge Companion to Medieval English Theatre, Richard Beadle, Alan J. Fletcher; The Cambridge Companion to English Renaissance Drama, A. R. Braunmuller, Michael

Hattaway, eds.;
A Short History of English Renaissance Drama, Helen Hackett;
Moral Experiment in Jacobean Drama, T. F. Wharton;
Jacobean Drama: A Critical Study of the Professional Drama, 1600–25, David Farley-

Hills;
The Cambridge Companion to English Restoration Theatre, Deborah Payne Fisk, ed.
The Cambridge Companion to British Theatre, 1730-1830, Daniel O'
Quinn;
The Cambridge Companion to Victorian and Edwardian Theatre, Kerry Powell;
A Concise Companion to Contemporary British and Irish Drama, Nadine Holdsworth, Mary 
Luckhurst 

 

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Mythology in English Literature 2021-22 Reading List
Duyuru
29.07.2021

Primary sources, secondary sources, and titles for further Reading for mythology in English literature 2021-2022:

This course introduces our students to concepts such as myth-making, archetypes, recurrent themes, motifs, and patterns that appear and reappear in the myths and epics of ancient Sumerian, Greek, Nordic and Celtic civilizations with the aim of familiarizing them with mythological stories and early literary texts, divinities and heroes, symbols, patterns and recurrent themes which are borrowed, reused and rewritten and continue to reappear in British Literature.

This course also offers a critical study of the epics and myths which are discussed in the

context of various theories such as Feminist Criticism and Ecocriticism. Students learn how to

approach myths, epics, and culture critically and practice close reading.


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Mythology in English Literature - Reading List 2020-2021
Duyuru
22.09.2020

This course introduces our students to concepts such as myth-making, archetypes, recurrent themes, motifs, and patterns that appear and reappear in the myths and epics of ancient Sumerian, Greek, Nordic and Celtic civilizations with the aim of familiarizing them with mythological stories and early literary texts, divinities and heroes, symbols, patterns and recurrent themes which are borrowed, reused and rewritten and continue to reappear in British Literature.

This course also offers a critical study of the epics and myths which are discussed in the

context of various theories such as Feminist Criticism and Ecocriticism. Students learn how to

approach myths, epics, and culture critically and practice close reading.

As the 2020-2021 Fall Term will be online (synchronous), our 4- credit-sessions are planned as lectures which will be followed by discussions. 

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English Theatre - Reading List 2020-2021
Duyuru
22.09.2020

As our sessions will be online (synchronous) this term, English Theatre course is planned as lectures on theatre and period texts, we will have more titles, and approximately 1 to 3 sessions for each of the periods / texts followed by class discussions.
The aim of this course is not only to teach you the basics of theatre and the periods of English theatre through various critical approaches, but it also aims to be able to show you examples from these di
fferent periods with a desire to understand the changes English theatre and English society go through. 

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MA Themes in Literature - Reading List 2020-2021
Duyuru
22.09.2020

Themes in Literature: Trauma Narratives - 2020-2021 Reading List 

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Diğer
5.02.2020
Çağdaş İngiliz Şiiri 2020 Okuma Listesi
Duyuru
30.01.2020
English Civilization Reading&Viewing List
Duyuru
27.01.2020
19-20 Theory of Drama MA Reading List
Duyuru
5.09.2019
Mythology in English Literature 19-20 reading list
Duyuru
25.07.2019
English Theatre 19-20 Reding List
Duyuru
25.07.2019
Themes in Literature Reading List
Duyuru
22.07.2019
Okuma Listeleri Güz 2017-18
Duyuru
16.08.2017

2017-18 Eğitim-Öğretim Yılı Güz dönemi Lisans ve Yüksek Lisans derslerine ait okuma listeleri. 17-18 fall reading lists .pdf Creative Commons License