Drama 2

  • Language and Translation |
  • English

Description

-Differentiate various dramatic trends in the 20th century. -Develop an individualized interpretation of the text and the playwright. -Identify contexts of dramatic social and psychological standings. -Identify the interdisciplinary nature of drama as a literary genre with other intellectual practices

Program

Language and Translation Department

Objectives

  • To develop a critical approach to reading plays, which stimulate the students' communication skills and develop strategies of objective analysis applied to different literary texts.

Textbook

1- A Doll's House: Henrik Ibsen 2- An Ideal Husband: Oscar Wilde 3- Pygmalion: George Bernard Shaw 4- Mountain Language: Harold Pinter

Course Content

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Courses
  • Degree Bachelor
  • Code: LCD354
  • Credit hrs: 3
  • Prequisites: Theatre (Drama 1) (HUM 124)
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