Global Themes in World Literature
( 25 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Global Themes in World Literature
Overview of the course, exploring the concept of global themes and their significance in world literature.

Module #2
Colonialism and Imperialism
Analyzing literary responses to colonialism and imperialism, including works by authors such as Chinua Achebe and Salman Rushdie.

Module #3
Identity and Belonging
Exploring how literature reflects and shapes our understanding of identity, nationality, and belonging, featuring authors like James Joyce and Toni Morrison.

Module #4
Gender and Power
Examining the representation of gender and power dynamics in literature, including works by authors such as Virginia Woolf and Margaret Atwood.

Module #5
Migration and Diaspora
Investigating the literary responses to migration, exile, and diaspora, featuring authors like Gabriel García Márquez and Amy Tan.

Module #6
War and Conflict
Analyzing how literature reflects and shapes our understanding of war and conflict, including works by authors like Ernest Hemingway and Alice Walker.

Module #7
Love and Desire
Exploring the literary representation of love, desire, and intimacy, featuring authors like Gustave Flaubert and Zadie Smith.

Module #8
Class and Social Inequality
Examining how literature reflects and challenges social class and inequality, including works by authors like Charles Dickens and Arundhati Roy.

Module #9
Environmentalism and Ecocriticism
Investigating the literary responses to environmental degradation and the human relationship with nature, featuring authors like Wendell Berry and Margaret Atwood.

Module #10
Religion and Spirituality
Analyzing how literature reflects and shapes our understanding of religion and spirituality, including works by authors like Fyodor Dostoevsky and Rumi.

Module #11
National Identity and Culture
Exploring how literature reflects and shapes our understanding of national identity and culture, featuring authors like James Fenimore Cooper and Ngugi wa Thiongo.

Module #12
Globalization and Cosmopolitanism
Examining the literary responses to globalization and cosmopolitanism, including works by authors like Don DeLillo and Kiran Desai.

Module #13
Trauma and Memory
Analyzing how literature reflects and shapes our understanding of trauma and memory, featuring authors like Toni Morrison and W.G. Sebald.

Module #14
Technology and Science Fiction
Investigating the literary responses to technology and science fiction, including works by authors like Isaac Asimov and Octavia Butler.

Module #15
Africa and the African Diaspora
Exploring the literary landscape of Africa and the African diaspora, featuring authors like Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and Wole Soyinka.

Module #16
Asia and the Asian Diaspora
Examining the literary landscape of Asia and the Asian diaspora, including works by authors like Haruki Murakami and Maxine Hong Kingston.

Module #17
Latin America and the Latinx Experience
Investigating the literary landscape of Latin America and the Latinx experience, featuring authors like Gabriel García Márquez and Sandra Cisneros.

Module #18
The Middle East and the Muslim World
Analyzing the literary landscape of the Middle East and the Muslim world, including works by authors like Naguib Mahfouz and Orhan Pamuk.

Module #19
Indigenous Voices and Perspectives
Exploring the literary landscape of indigenous cultures and perspectives, featuring authors like Leslie Marmon Silko and Tommy Orange.

Module #20
Postcolonialism and Decolonization
Examining the literary responses to postcolonialism and decolonization, including works by authors like Jean-Paul Sartre and Frantz Fanon.

Module #21
Globalization and Local Cultures
Investigating the tensions between globalization and local cultures, featuring authors like Michael Ondaatje and Assia Djebar.

Module #22
Literary Movements and Manifestos
Analyzing influential literary movements and manifestos, including works by authors like André Breton and Langston Hughes.

Module #23
Translation and Cultural Exchange
Examining the role of translation in cultural exchange and literary globalization, featuring authors like Jorge Luis Borges and Lydia Davis.

Module #24
Digital Humanities and World Literature
Investigating the intersection of digital humanities and world literature, including works by authors like William Gibson and Junot Díaz.

Module #25
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Global Themes in World Literature career

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Global Themes in World Literature ( 25 Modules )

Global Themes in World Literature
( 25 Modules )