Swedish Language Structure in a Second Language Perspective

On completion of the course, students will be able to:

• describe ideology-critical perspectives on fiction and on the analysis of formal and narrative features in fiction
• reflect on the complexity that characterises societal phenomena related to national, social and cultural identity, and the role of literature in illuminating these phenomena
• analyse literature from the English-speaking world using relevant literary terminology and argue for their own interpretations of literary works in a correct, clear and coherent way, both orally and in writing.

On completion of the course, students will be able to:

• describe ideology-critical perspectives on fiction and on the analysis of formal and narrative features in fiction
• reflect on the complexity that characterises societal phenomena related to national, social and cultural identity, and the role of literature in illuminating these phenomena
• analyse literature from the English-speaking world using relevant literary terminology and argue for their own interpretations of literary works in a correct, clear and coherent way, both orally and in writing.