This course introduces master students to postmodernism as a cultural trend that characterized the post WWII context in the west, it penetrates in its historical, cultural, social and economic features in the sixties to the nineties. Definition od differnet philosophical theories of the period by Derrida, Lyotard, Daudrillard and other are relevant to define the posmodern perspective. Studying certain American and British postmodernl literary masterpieces as Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse-Five and Golding Lord of the Flies is deeply applied in class to define postmodernist writing , techniques and representation. Metafiction, Playfulness, Intertextuality, Pastiche, Minimalism , Historiographic Mteafiction , Mimesis and Immanence are fully discussed to examine this particular literary movement.
- Enseignant: MERYEM BOUREGAA
- Enseignant: YAMINA BESKRI
This course, designed for first-year Master's students in the English Department, offers an in-depth exploration of communication's vital role in our increasingly digital and connected world. Whether in everyday conversations or professional settings, effective communication shapes how we interact and succeed.
Through this primarily hybrid (face-to-face and online) course, students will gain a solid foundation in key communication theories and techniques, ranging from passive to assertive styles. They will explore both verbal and nonverbal communication, learning how to convey meaning clearly and confidently. Special attention will be given to mastering written communication, a critical skill in today's digital landscape. By the end of the course, students will have refined their abilities in personal conversations, group discussions, and public speaking, empowering them to communicate with impact in diverse settings.
Course content will be delivered through engaging recorded video lectures, offering flexibility and convenience for learners.
- Enseignant: Khawla BENDJEMIL
