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令和2年度以降入学者 | 英語圏文学演習1 | ||||
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令和元年度以前入学者 | 英語圏文学演習1 | ||||
教員名 | チルトンマイルズ | ||||
単位数 | 1 | 学年 | 3・4 | 開講区分 | 文理学部 |
科目群 | 英文学科 | ||||
学期 | 前期 | 履修区分 | 選択必修 |
授業形態 | 対面授業 |
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Blackboard ID | 20230815 |
授業概要 | One of the most common themes of modern literature is the discovery of a new world. These new worlds can be actual new worlds – new countries, cities, cultures, etc. Mostly, however, these new worlds are discovered inside – in the heart, or the mind. They are usually found or produced out of conflict. Something changes due to emotional, social, or political pressures. Sometimes relationships fall apart, or new relationships are made, or an existing relationship is altered and people see each other in a different way. The size of the new world can be huge, or tiny. It can be familiar to us, but new to the reader. Whatever the case, the emergence of a new world is one of the reasons we read literature. |
授業のねらい・到達目標 | The overall aim of this class is to give students the opportunity to discuss English language literature. Upon completion of this course, students will be able to, in English: • Read a short story with minimal use of a dictionary. • Gain an understanding of cultures and histories represented in the stories. • Become more comfortable and confident in class discussions. • Gain a deeper understanding of fiction, and in writing and discussion tasks. • Learn and mobilize vocabulary. • Improve reading comprehension abilities through writing and discussion tasks. • Improve the ability to interpret fiction via close reading, discussion, and writing tasks. • Give short presentations on the content and interpretations of stories. • Write and present creative responses that utilize vocabulary and concepts related to the stories. • Write a well-organized literary analysis essay. この科目は文理学部(学士(文学))のディプロマポリシーDP3、DP4、及び、カリキュラムポリシーCP3、CP4、に対応している。 A-3-2既存の知識にとらわれることなく, 言語現象や歴史的事象を論理的・批判的に説明することができる。 |
授業の形式 | 演習 |
授業の方法 | This class focuses on discussing literature. It is designed for students who are interested in 1) studying Anglophone literature as a means to develop overall English skills, and 2) the ability to appreciate and analyze Anglophone literature using only English. The class therefore serves as a kind of transition between language and literary study. Moreover, we will not treat stories as repositories of content that have to be ‘learned’ and ‘studied’ then regurgitated on a final exam. Instead, in each class students will discuss and make short presentations about the content of the stories we have read. This focus on discussion will not only help students enjoy and appreciate literature more, it will also strengthen their overall ability to discuss any topic in English. Feedback will be provided in class or online when assignments are returned. 事前に授業担当教員の許可を得た者については、遠隔での参加を認める場合がある。Blackboard に配信する課題を提出することで代替措置とする。そのほか詳しいことは状況に応じて別途指示する。 |
授業計画 | |
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Introduction; explain syllabus, objectives for the semester Pre-reading tasks. 【事前学習】Review syllabus. (2時間) 【事後学習】Read “The Americanization of Shadrach Cohen”, by Bruno Lessing. (2時間) 【授業形態】対面授業 |
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Discussing “The Americanization of Shadrach Cohen” Group discussions: Focus on summarizing the story and analyzing main characters. 【事前学習】Reread “The Americanization of Shadrach Cohen”. (2時間) 【事後学習】Write a 1-page character sketch of Abel, Gottlieb or Shadrach. (2時間) 【授業形態】対面授業 |
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Discussing “The Americanization of Shadrach Cohen” Group discussions: Focus on Americanization in the story. 【事前学習】Review the previous week's homework. (2時間) 【事後学習】Group creative task: Write “The Japanization of Shadrach Cohen.” Complete the story for presentation in the next class. (3時間) 【授業形態】対面授業 |
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Discussing “The Americanization of Shadrach Cohen” Presentations of each group’s “The Japanization of Shadrach Cohen.” 【事前学習】Revise and practice group presentations. (2時間) 【事後学習】Read “The Egg”, by Sherwood Anderson. (2時間) 【授業形態】対面授業 |
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Discussing “The Egg” Group discussions: Focus on summarizing the story and analyzing main characters. 【事前学習】Reread “The Egg”. (2時間) 【事後学習】Write a 1-page character sketch of the father. (2時間) 【授業形態】対面授業 |
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Discussing “The Egg” Group discussions: Focus on the meaning of eggs in the story. 【事前学習】Review the previous week's homework. (2時間) 【事後学習】Write a 1-page response to the discussions. (2時間) 【授業形態】対面授業 |
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Discussing “The Egg” Group presentations: How does Americanization apply to this story? 【事前学習】Review the previous week's homework. (2時間) 【事後学習】Read “Babylon Revisited”, by F. Scott Fitzgerald. (2時間) 【授業形態】対面授業 |
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Discussing “Babylon Revisited” Group discussions: Focus on summarizing the story and analyzing main characters. 【事前学習】Reread “Babylon Revisited”. (2時間) 【事後学習】Write a 1-page character sketch of either Charlie or Marion. (2時間) 【授業形態】対面授業 |
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Discussing “Babylon Revisited” Debate: Has Charlie changed? 【事前学習】Review the previous week's homework. (2時間) 【事後学習】Based on what you have heard in the debate, write a 1-2 page essay discussing whether you would have made the same decision Marion makes at the end of the story. (3時間) 【授業形態】対面授業 |
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Discussing “Babylon Revisited” Group discussions: What ‘new worlds’ are being discovered in the story? 【事前学習】Review the previous week's homework. (2時間) 【事後学習】Read “The Plane Reservation”, by Massud Farzan. (2時間) 【授業形態】対面授業 |
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Discussing “The Plane Reservation” Group discussions: Focus on summarizing the story and analyzing main characters. 【事前学習】Reread “The Plane Reservation”. (2時間) 【事後学習】Write a 1-page character sketch of the either Morad, mother, or father. (2時間) 【授業形態】対面授業 |
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Discussing “The Plane Reservation” Group discussions: Focus on the most significant change in the story. 【事前学習】Review the previous week's homework. (2時間) 【事後学習】Write a new version of the story from another narrative point of view. (2時間) 【授業形態】対面授業 |
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Discussing “The Plane Reservation” Presentations of each group’s new version of “The Plane Reservation”. 【事前学習】Review the previous week's homework. (2時間) 【事後学習】The final assignment will be a 4-page essay based on one of the writing assignments or class presentations done during the semester, along with a short presentation based on the essay. Write first drafts of the essay and presentation. (3時間) 【授業形態】対面授業 |
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Final essay first draft peer review; practice presentations.
【事前学習】Revise and practice final essays and presentations. (2時間) 【事後学習】Complete the final draft of the essay. (3時間) |
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Final presentations. Submit final essay. 【事前学習】Revise final essay draft. (2時間) 【事後学習】Review this semester's material in preparation for next semester. (2時間) |
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教科書 | All materials will be supplied by the instructor and are available on Blackboard. |
参考書 | 使用しない |
成績評価の方法及び基準 | レポート:final essay(30%)、授業参画度:Participation in class discussions and presentations(40%)、homework assignments(30%) 対⾯授業に参加できない場合の条件を満たし遠隔で参加した場合、課題の提出によって評価する。期日については都度、Blackboardで告知する。 |
オフィスアワー | Monday 16:30-17:30. |