Spring 2017 American Literature Course: Nature Writing: Intermediate/High-Intermediate Section
Beautiful, mysterious, and dangerous, the natural world has always fascinated humanity.
From philosophical and political treatises, to encounters with landscapes and animals, to Native American creation myths, to the historical records of pioneers, settlers, and conservationists, American literature is rich in writing about nature and the natural world. In this course we will explore a variety of texts—novel excerpts, poems, essays, diaries, historical documents—in order to examine the ways in which American authors have depicted the natural world in their writings.
Instructor: Chiara Luis, PhD
This course is designed for students who are still working towards an advanced level of English.
Intermediate-level students will improve their speaking and listening skills through participation in class discussions, will learn good techniques for vocabulary acquisition, and will reinforce grammar through reading and class activities.
| Level | Intermediate-High Intermediate |
| Duration | 30h/quarter | 3h/week |
| Times | Tuesday & Thursday | 19:20.30 p.m. – XNUMX:XNUMX p.m.
Monday & Wednesday | 9am-10.30am |
| Fairy | €380 (access to materials included) |
| Dates | April 3rd – June 22nd |
| Registration | English department
91 319 81 84/82 75 |
