Semestre 3

This course offers an immersive introduction to the rich and diverse world of contemporary Anglophone literatures. Through exploring literary works from different regions, students will encounter a variety of trends, techniques, and critical perspectives that shape modern literature written in English. The course will provide a strong foundation in the analysis of literary texts, equipping students with the tools to interpret and discuss works from Canada, Africa, the Arab world, and Asia, among others. 

Students will also explore key concepts such as the meaning of “contemporary literature,” “world literature,” and “Anglophone literature,” as well as strategies for reading and understanding literary texts. Through case studies and presentations, the course promotes critical thinking and engagement with global themes like colonialism, identity, ethical dilemmas, and the politics of translation.

Through weekly face-to-face classes and recorded lectures, presentations, online assignments, and discussions, students will develop the skills to critically examine and appreciate contemporary Anglophone literatures in their global contexts.