シラバス参照/View Syllabus |
科目一覧へ戻る/Return to the Course List | 2024/03/22 現在/As of 2024/03/22 |
開講科目名 /Course |
英米文学研究(D)/STUDIES IN BRITISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE(D) |
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開講所属 /Course Offered by |
大学院/ |
ターム?学期 /Term?Semester |
2024年度/2024 Academic Year 春学期/SPRING SEMESTER |
曜限 /Day, Period |
月4/Mon 4 |
開講区分 /semester offered |
通年/Yearlong |
単位数 /Credits |
4.0 |
主担当教員 /Main Instructor |
原 成吉 |
科目区分 /Course Group |
大学院科目 専攻科目 |
遠隔授業科目 /Online Course |
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教員名 /Instructor |
教員所属名 /Affiliation |
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原 成吉 | 英語学科/ENGLISH |
授業の目的?内容 /Course Objectives |
英語詩のさまざまな “Poetics”を概観し、その代表的な作品を読む。 この科目は、外国語学研究科博士後期課程の学位授与方針(DP)ならびに教育課程の編成?実施方針(CP)が示す「実践的な言語運用能力と国際社会の多様性を理解する態度」と「英米文学分野において研究者として自立して教育?研究活動を行うために必要な能力、また教員や国際機関職員等、高度の知識を持った専門家となるのに必要な能力」を高めることを目的とする。 |
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授業の形式?方法と履修上の注意 /Teaching method and Attention the course |
授業は演習形式で行います。現時点では、通常の対面授業を予定していますが、2024欧洲杯投注官网_沙巴博彩公司-官网平台の感染状況によってはZOOMによる遠隔授業になる可能性もあります。 | ||||||||||
事前?事後学修の内容 /Before After Study |
授業前にプリゼンの資料を読み、疑問点を整理しておくこと。発表後は、作品解釈をまとめファイルしておくこと。 | ||||||||||
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テキスト2 /Textbooks2 |
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参考文献等1 /References1 |
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参考文献等2 /References2 |
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参考文献等3 /References3 |
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評価方法 /Evaluation |
毎回の授業のプリゼンテーション(30%)、および年2回のMLA書式に準じた作品論(70%)による。 | ||||||||||
備考 /Notes |
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関連科目 /Related Subjects |
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到達目標 /Learning Goal |
英語圏の文学に関する文献を読み、より高度な議論ができるようにする。 |
回 /Time |
授業計画(主題の設定) /Class schedule |
授業の内容 /Contents of class |
事前?事後学修の内容 /Before After Study |
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1 | Robert Frost | Presentation of "The Sound of Sense" | Before class two hours for doing research. After class two hours for writing on the theme. |
2 | Gertrude Stein | Presentation of "Composition as Explanation" | Before class two hours for doing research. After class two hours for writing on the theme. |
3 | Wallace Stevens | Presentation of "The Noble Rider and the Sound of Words" | Before class two hours for doing research. After class two hours for writing on the theme. |
4 | William Carlos Williams | Presentation of "A New Measure" | Before class two hours for doing research. After class two hours for writing on the theme. |
5 | Marianne Moore | Presentation of "Idiosyncrasy and Technique" | Before class two hours for doing research. After class two hours for writing on the theme. |
6 | T. S. Eliot | Presentation of "Tradition and the Individual Talent" | Before class two hours for doing research. After class two hours for writing on the theme. |
7 | Louis Bogan | Presentation of "The Springs of Poetry" | Before class two hours for doing research. After class two hours for writing on the theme. |
8 | Hart Crane | Presentation of "General Aims and Theories" | Before class two hours for doing research. After class two hours for writing on the theme. |
9 | Allen Tate | Presentation of "Tension in Poetry" | Before class two hours for doing research. After class two hours for writing on the theme. |
10 | Langstoon Huges | Presentation of "The Negro Artist and the Racial Mountain" | Before class two hours for doing research. After class two hours for writing on the theme. |
11 | Charles Olson | Presentation of "Projective Verse" | Before class two hours for doing research. After class two hours for writing on the theme. |
12 | Muriel Rukeyser | Presentation of "The Life of Poetry" | Before class two hours for doing research. After class two hours for writing on the theme. |
13 | Randall Jarrell | Presentation of "The Obscurity of the Poet" | Before class two hours for doing research. After class two hours for writing on the theme. |
14 | William Stafford | Presentation of "Some Arguments Against Good Diction" | Before class two hours for doing research. After class two hours for writing on the theme. |
15 | Gwendolyn Brooks | Presentation of "The New Black" | Before class two hours for doing research. After class two hours for writing on the theme. |
16 | Robert Duncan | Presentation of "The Homosexuality in Society" | Before class two hours for doing research. After class two hours for writing on the theme. |
17 | Denise Levertov | Presentation of Some Notes on Organic Form" | Before class two hours for doing research. After class two hours for writing on the theme. |
18 | Louis Simpson | Presentation of "Reflections on Narrative Poetry" | Before class two hours for doing research. After class two hours for writing on the theme. |
19 | Jack Spicer | Presentation of "On Spoken Poetry" | Before class two hours for doing research. After class two hours for writing on the theme. |
20 | Robert Bly | Presentation of "A Wrong Turning in American Poetry" | Before class two hours for doing research. After class two hours for writing on the theme. |
21 | Frank O'Hara | Presentation of "Personism: A Manifestó" | Before class two hours for doing research. After class two hours for writing on the theme. |
22 | John Ashbery | Presentation of "The Invisble Avant-Garde" | Before class two hours for doing research. After class two hours for writing on the theme. |
23 | W. S. Merwin | Presentation of "On Open Form" | Before class two hours for doing research. After class two hours for writing on the theme. |
24 | Donald Hall | Presentation of "Poetry and Ambition" | Before class two hours for doing research. After class two hours for writing on the theme. |
25 | Adrienne Rich | Presentation of "When We Dead Awaken: Writing as Re-Vision" | Before class two hours for doing research. After class two hours for writing on the theme. |
26 | Charle Simic | Presentation of "Nagative Capability and It's Children" | Before class two hours for doing research. After class two hours for writing on the theme. |
27 | Jack Foley | Presentation of ""What About All This . . ." | Before class two hours for doing research. After class two hours for writing on the theme. |
28 | Robert Pinsky | Presentation of "Responsibility of the Poet" | Before class two hours for doing research. After class two hours for writing on the theme. |