General literature

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Course ID:	WH-FP-LP
Erasmus code / ISCED:	(unknown) / (unknown)
Course title:	General literature
Name in Polish:	Literatura powszechna
Organizational unit:	Institute of Polish Philology
Course groups:
ECTS credit allocation (and other scores):	(not available) Basic information on ECTS credits allocation principles: the annual hourly workload of the student’s work required to achieve the expected learning outcomes for a given stage is 1500-1800h, corresponding to 60 ECTS; the student’s weekly hourly workload is 45 h; 1 ECTS point corresponds to 25-30 hours of student work needed to achieve the assumed learning outcomes; weekly student workload necessary to achieve the assumed learning outcomes allows to obtain 1.5 ECTS; work required to pass the course, which has been assigned 3 ECTS, constitutes 10% of the semester student load. view allocation of credits
Language:	Polish
Short description:	Course Level: intermediate Course Objectives: The student knows and understands the changes occurring in the general literature within the valid period for the culture of the eighteenth century Europe. Acquires the ability to analyze and interpret the phenomena occurring in the broad context of literary art, music, and above all, the philosophy of that period. Entrance requirements: Basic knowledge of Polish and European literature of the Enlightenment (at second year of studies)
Full description:	Course content: Masterpieces of European literature of the eighteenth century. Transformation of poetic and dramatic forms. The birth of the novel. Development of para-literary forms. Essay. Assessment methods: (A detailed description of student assessment methods, within a given subject, including the form, duration, calendar - the length and frequency, and the dates for registration for examinations and exam sessions - different from the statutory. Sample forms of measurement/ assessment of student's work include: oral or written examinations, essays / essays, dissertations, papers. Semester paper, oral examination.
Bibliography:	(in Polish) Denis Diderot: Kuzynek mistrza Rameau, Kubuś Fatalista i jego Pan, Sen d'Alemberta Wolter: Kandyd, Micromegas, Prostaczek Chaderlos de Laclos: Niebezpieczne związki Dzieła nadobowiązkowe: Monteskiusz: Listy perskie JJ. Rousseau: Nowa Heloiza ; Wyznanie wiary wikarego sabaudzkiego Tenże: Rozprawa o naukach i sztukach Tenże: Rozprawa o pochodzeniu nierowności Wolter: Listy filozoficzne Prévost: Historia Manon Lescaut i kawalera Des Grieux Lesage: Diabeł kulawy, Przypadki Idziego Blasa Marivaux: Życie Marianny L. Sterne: Tristam Shandy Goethe: Cierpienia młodego Werthera Literatura przedmiotu (nieobowiązkowa ) Antologia francuskiej filozofii (myśli) oświeceniowej, PWN Antologia niemieckiej filozofii (myśli) oświeceniowej (Goethe: Natura, Kant: Co to jest Oświecenie ?) What is Enlightenment ? opr. James Schmidt, Berkeley 1996 Michel Vovelle: L'homme des Lumieres, Paris, 1996 The Enlightenment and its Shadows, opr. P. Hulme & L. Jordan, London 1990 La littérature des Lumieres en France et en Pologne. Actes du Colloque franco-polonais, PWN Warszawa 1976 G. Gusdorf: Dieu, la nature et l'homme au si?cle des Lumi?res, Paris, 1972 idem, Les principes de la pensée au siecle des Lumieres, Paris 1971 (Całość wielotomowej serii dzieł Gusdorfa nosi tytuł : Les sciences humaines et la pensée occidentale) Paul Tillich: La naissance de l'esprit moderne et la théologie protestante, Roman et lumi?res au 18e siecle. Colloque du Centre d'Etudes Marxistes, Paris, 1968 Roland Mortier: Clartés et ombres du si?cle des Lumieres, Gen?ve 1969 Bernard Plongeron: Théologie et politique au siecle des Lumieres, 1770 - 1820, Geneve, 1973 Paul Hazard : Kryzys świadomości europejskiej, 1680 - 1715 (tł.polskie) idem :Myśl europejska w XVIII w. (La Pensée européenne au XVIII si?cle, pierwsze wydanie 1946) Léon Poliakov: L'Histoire de l'antisemitisme, vol.III, De Voltaire ? Nietzsche, Paris 1968 Ulrich Im Hof: Das Europa der Aufklärung, 1993 Ernst Cassirer: Die Philosophie der Aufklärung, Tübingen 1932

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