ENGL 2051 - Modern World Literature

1. Colonialism and post-colonialism
2. Modernism and post-modernism
3. New voices
4. The expanding canon
5. Writing from oppression

1. demonstrate awareness of the scope and variety of works in Modern World Literature.
2. describe, compare, and analyze the political, economic, and cultural elements in Modern World Literature which influence relations of states and societies.
3. respond critically to works in early 20th century world literature articulate an informed personal reaction to works in early 20th century world literature
4. analyze basic literary elements in works studied
5. analyze works as expressions of individual and human values within an historical and social context
6. analyze Modern World Literature in relation to international, cultural, economic, and political differences.
7. demonstrate knowledge of cultural, social, religious, and linguistic differences in Modern World Literature

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