Objectives: • To introduce students to the literature of the various countries and cultures of Africa
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pose of this unit is to read prose fiction produced by writers from the Eastern African region Prose
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Course Outline for: ENGL 2174 African Literature A Course Description 1 Number of credits:
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Description This class will introduce students to the history and culture of Africa by way of
he aim of this course is to give students a general overview about African Literature focusing on the
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pose of this course is to: • Introduce students to African Literature in general and the African
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rse is a detailed introduction to African Literature African Literature will help students to develop a
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to offer courses in African literature to interested stu- dents here. It is the mental debate that is preceding the formation of such a series of lectures
its own curriculum highlighting developments in African literature courses to all incoming first-year students but also English literature.
Welcome! The course is a detailed introduction to African Literature. African Literature will help students to develop a greater appreciation of cultural
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African Literature is an integral part of the B.A. (Hons.) English Pro- gram at the University of Lagos in Nigeria.' It forms a substantial and.
Common Course Outline for: ENGL 2174 African Literature. A. Course Description. 1. Number of credits: 3 credits. 2. Lecture hours per week: 3.
FEEDBACK LETTER. SEMESTER 2/2020. SOUTHERN AFRICAN LITERATURE. SAL721S. 2. Course Name: SOUTHERN AFRICAN LITERATURE. Course Code: SAL721S. Department:.
aesthetics of Francophone African literature. WORKING THROUGH THIS COURSE. To finish this course successfully you are advised to study the units
8 juil. 2004 It also actively connects with issues that are intimately influenced by the socio-cultural and political conditions of. Africa. The course will ...
How Do You Make a Course in African Literature?