Course for international guest/part time students

Faculty
Faculty of Humanities
Organization
BTK Department of French Language and Literature
Code
BMI-FRAD-111F
Title
Analysing Literary Texts: Methods and Practice
Usual semester
Autumn
ECTS
3
Language
Learning outcomes
Methodology for the analysis of literary texts The aim of the course is to enable students at the beginning of their Master's studies to deepen their knowledge of literary studies and to acquire greater proficiency in the analysis of literary texts, while gaining a more thorough knowledge of modern literary trends. The course is intended to focus on the internal analysis of texts, including the specificities of each text type (descriptive, narrative, argumentative, dialogue, etc.) and genre, but also on the interrelations between text and "extra-textual" (text and reality, text and other texts). Building on similar undergraduate courses, in addition to theoretical knowledge, practical analysis will be given increased emphasis in the lessons. Throughout the semester, students will gain proficiency in performance analysis through a theatre performance observation questionnaire using concrete examples. There is the possibility to attend guest lecturer courses or academic conferences organised by the Department
Course content
Analysis of specific texts and theatre performances using the literature of the core course.
Assessment method
Two assignments set at the beginning of the semester. A final paper at the end of the semester, Five-level assessment
Bibliography
Ouvrages généraux Tzvetan Todorov ,La littérature en péril, Flammarion, 2007. La critique littéraire (P. Brunel, D. Madelénat, J.-M. Gliksohn et D. Couty), P.U.F., « Que sais-je ? », 1977. Introduction aux méthodes critiques pour l’analyse littéraire (D. Bergez, P.Barbéris, P.-M. de Biasi, M. Marini et G. Valency), Bordas, 1990. Jean-Yves Tadié, La critique littéraire au XX siecle, Paris, Belfond, 1987. Patillon, Michel, Précis d’analyse littéraire, Paris, Nathan, 1995. Bordas, Éric, L’analyse littéraire, Notions et reperes, Paris, Nathan, 2002. Pavis, Patrice, L’analyse des spectacles, Paris, Nathan, 1996. Combe, Dominique, Les genres littéraires, Paris, Hachette, 1992. Quelques outils Morier, Henri, Dictionnaire de poétique et de rhétorique, P.U.F., 1961 Dupriez, Bernard, Gradus, les procédés littéraires, 10/18, 1984. Maingeneau, Dominique, Éléments de linguistique pour le texte littéraire, 3e ed., Dunod, 1993. Bergez, Daniel (et al.), Vocabulaire de l’analyse littéraire, Dunod, 1994. Les critiques d’interprétation Goldmann, Lucien, Pour une sociologie du roman, Gallimard, 1964. Bachelard, Gaston, L’eau et les reves, Corti, 1943. Bellemin-Noël, Jean, Psychanalyse et littérature, « Que sais-je ? », P.U.F., 1992. Le Galliot, Jean, Psychanalyse et languages littéraires, Nathan, 1977. Ricoeur, Paul, Temps et récit, Seuil, 3 vol.,1983-1985., (« Points »,1991.) La critique formelle Todorov T., Théorie de la littérature, Seuil, 1966. (Textes des formalistes russes réunis présentés et traduits par T. Todorov) Greimas (A.J.), Sémantique structurale, Larousse, 1966., (rééd. P.U.F., 1986.) Genette, Gérard, Figures, Seuil, 1966. Figures II, Seuil, 1969. Figures III, Seuil, 1972. Riffaterre, Michael, La production du texte, Seuil, 1979.

Programmes of the course

Title (code) Lang. Level Mandatory Year ...
CEEPUS (BTK-CEEPUS-NXXX) en Mandatory
Erasmus Studies (BTK-ERASMUS-NXXX) en Mandatory
French Language, Literature and Culture (BTK-I-MFRAN-NMFR) fr 7 Mandatory
Part-time Programme (BTK-RÉSZKÉP-NXHU) hu Mandatory
Part-time Programme (BTK-I-RÉSZKÉP-NXEN) en Mandatory
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