English Literature Study Plan

Objective

The primary objective of this study plan is to provide a structured and comprehensive approach to mastering English Literature. This plan will cover various literary periods, key authors, essential texts, and critical analysis techniques, enabling students to develop a deep understanding and appreciation of English Literature.

Study Timeline

Week	Focus Area	Primary Texts	Activities
Week 1-2	Introduction to English Literature	General Overviews	Reading, Lectures
Week3-4	Medieval Literature	"Beowulf", "The Canterbury Tales."	Text Analysis, Discussions
Week5-6	Renaissance & Elizabethan Era	Shakespeare's Plays, Sonnets	Performance, Critical Essays
Week7-8	17th & 18th Century Literature	Milton, Swift, Pope	Concept Mapping, Group Projects
Week9-10	Romantic Period	Poetry of Wordsworth, Coleridge, and Keats	Writing Workshops, Poetry Recitals
Week11-12	Victorian Literature	Novels by Dickens, Brontë, Eliot	Character Analysis, Book Clubs
Week13-14	20th Century Literature	Works by Woolf, Joyce, Orwell	Film Adaptations, Modern criticism

Weekly Study Components

Reading Assignments

Select and read assigned texts each week, focusing on both primary and secondary literature to gain diverse perspectives.

Lectures and Discussions

Attend weekly lectures and participate in discussions to engage with material in a dynamic setting and clarify complex themes.

Critical Writing

Complete weekly essays and reflections aimed at developing analytical skills and articulating interpretations and critiques of texts.

Group Studies and Seminars

Participate in group studies to foster collaboration and debate, and attend seminars for in-depth exploration of literary topics.

Core Learning Objectives

• Develop a comprehensive understanding of different literary periods and movements.

• Analyze texts using critical theories and frameworks relevant to English literature.

• Enhance the ability to discuss and critique literary works both verbally and in writing.

• Build an appreciation for the historical and cultural contexts that influence literature.

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