English II

About this programme

The overall aim of the course is that students further develop their knowledge of English and of the academic basis of the English subject within linguistics and literary studies. This includes an understanding of basic types of variation in English and of the history of British and American literature and ideas from the Renaissance to postmodernism. Another aim is that students apply linguistic and literary theories and methods in their analyses of texts. Students are expected to further develop their academic approach and communicative skills and to develop more independence in their studies. Literature lists are published at the latest one month ahead of the course start date. The overall aim of the course is that students further develop their knowledge of English and of the academic basis of the English subject within linguistics and literary studies. This includes an understanding of basic types of variation in English and of the history of British and American literature and ideas from the Renaissance to postmodernism. Another aim is that students apply linguistic and literary theories and methods in their analyses of texts. Students are expected to further develop their academic approach and communicative skills and to develop more independence in their studies. Literature lists are published at the latest one month ahead of the course start date. The overall aim of the course is that students further develop their knowledge of English and of the academic basis of the English subject within linguistics and literary studies. This includes an understanding of basi