Course Detail
Literature in English
Studying Literature in English helps students develop strong reading, writing, communication, critical-thinking and analytical skills. It exposes them to different cultures, experiences, values and perspectives, helping them understand both society and human behaviour. Literature also improves creativity, imagination, vocabulary and emotional intelligence, while teaching students to analyse characters, themes, conflicts and social issues. It prepares learners for careers and further studies in law, education, journalism, media, communication, publishing, theatre, writing and other fields where effective communication and critical thinking are essential.
Modules
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Week 39 Academy Capstone: Literary Seminar and Performance
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 38 Full Text Revision: Integrated Analysis
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 37 Critical Evaluation of the Play
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 36 Research, Presentation and Literary Project
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Week 35 Creative Adaptation of a Scene
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 34 Drama Performance and Stagecraft
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 33 Comparative Literature and Cultural Analysis
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 32 Setting, Culture and Social Context Essay
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 31 Character-Based Essay Writing
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 30 Theme-Based Essay Writing
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 29 Plot-Based Analytical Questions
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 28 How to Answer Literature Examination Questions
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 27 Literary Appreciation and Critical Reading
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 26 Literature and Society
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 25 Music, Dance, Storytelling and Performance
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 24 African and Greek Dramatic Forms
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 23 Dramatic Techniques
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 23 Dramatic Techniques
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 22 Language and Style
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 21 Satire and Social Criticism
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 20 Irony and Humour
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 19 Conflict in the Play
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 18 Character Relationships and Interactions
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 17 Character Study: The Suitors
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 16 Character Study: Anansewa
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 15 Character Study: Ananse
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 14 Characterization: Meaning and Importance
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 13 Themes III: Tradition, Modernity and Social Expectations
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 12 Themes II: Wealth, Social Status and Materialism
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 11 Themes I: Marriage, Love and Family
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 10 Climax, Falling Action and Resolution
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 9 Plot Development and Rising Action
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 8 Plot: Introduction and Exposition
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 7 Comparing the Setting: Past and Present
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 6 Setting of the Play
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 5 Background of The Marriage of Anansewa
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 4 Background of the Author: Efua Sutherland
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 3 African Drama and Cultural Context
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 2 Drama: Meaning, Features and Forms
04 Oct 2026 -
Week 1 Introduction to Literature in English
04 Oct 2026
