Eng 4
Eng 4
Course Description:
This three (3) hour per week course designed and help students to develop and analyze the
world masterpieces of literature that deal with different aspects of human identity throughout history.
We will examine major text from different periods between the seventeenth and twentieth century and
discuss works from different genres including fiction, poetry, and drama. We will also consider the
meaning and definition of a “masterpiece.” In addition to primary works of literature, we will read several
contemporary and modern critical essay written on each text and view a film version of literary
masterpiece.
Course Objectives:
Generally, at the end of the semester,
Be able to identify the major writer of world literature and define the importance of their works
from the 17th century to the present.
Be able to analyze, interpret, and demonstration a critical understanding of the major themes in
world literature since the 1600s.
Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of time periods, growth and development in
Philippine Literature.
Interpret literacy works in the context of socio-historical events.
Read and write creatively and critically in the understanding of representative literacy works.
Use technology in designing integrated lessons and instructional materials that are culturally
relevant and developmentally appropriate using Philippine literary works in English.
Course Contents:
MIDTERM
Discuss the The Japanese Literature Lecture and Reflective
characteristics of 1. Introduction Discussion Essay
Japanese, Indian, 2. The Haiku Brainstorming Oral
and African 3. The Izu Dancer Individual Presentation
Literature (Kambatu Yasmuri) Exercise Quizzes
4. The Little Rain (Tu Fu) Quizzes Home Work
Provide the essential Web Search Group/Team
components of plot The Indian Literature Film Showing Activity
of the chosen 1. Savitri (Excerpt from
stories: Mahabharata)
2. Unending Love
Write literary (Robindranath Tagore)
reactions and
analysis The African Literature
1. Introduction
Portray the plot of 2. The search for
each pieces and everlasting life
discuss life 3. The story of the flood
experience in 4. The dress the sang
relation to biblical (Folktale)
reflections. 5. A thousand and one
nights/the Arabian
nights
SEMI-FINAL
Write an analysis on American Literature Lecture and Reflective
the chosen literary 1. Introduction Discussion Essay
piece. 2. The Psalm of Life Brainstorming Oral
3. The Cask of Individual Presentation
Manifest honestly in amontillado (Edgar Exercise Quizzes
evaluating one’s Allan Poe) Quizzes Home Work
Capacity in analyzing 4. The road not taken Web Search Group/Team
the chosen literary 5. Stopping by woods on Activity
Film Showing
pieces a snowy evening
6. Tiny Feet
Explain the
relevance of literary English and Italian Literature
themes with the 1. Introduction
modern times: 2. The Anglo-Saxon
Pass ethical period
judgement of 3. The Medieval Period
characters in a story 4. Renaissance period
Discuss customs, 5. Italian Literature
norms and traditional
of each stories and
poems
Write literary
reactions and
analysis.
FINAL
Describe similarities Greek Literature Lecture and Reflective
and differences in 1. Introduction Discussion Essay
the characteristic 2. The God and Brainstorming Oral
and attributes of the Goddesses: Individual Presentation
Gods and Olympians and The Exercise Quizzes
Goddesses of the Titans Quizzes Home Work
Philippines and 3. Stories of Love and Web Search Group/Team
Greece. adventures Film showing Activity
4. Oedipus the king
Explain the literary
elements used
Book:
Online:
http://www.litworld.net/statutes/repacts/ra_6657_1998.html
Photo Source: http://www.google.com/search?
Course Requirements:
Reflection paper
Research paper
Group work/ Local hero’s bibliography
Written exercises
Reaction paper
Approved by:
DAYALYN P. ACOON-TINGARAAN
School President