Student Learning Outcomes
Meets MN Transfer Curriculum Goal Areas 6 & 8 - The Humanities and Fine Arts & Civic Responsibility. This course offers a comprehensive introduction to the rich and diverse literary traditions of the Middle East, a region steeped in history, culture, and artistic expression. Through the exploration of a wide range of texts, students will delve into the voices, narratives, and themes that have shaped Middle Eastern literature throughout the ages.Student Learning Outcomes
- Compare thematic differences between Middle Eastern civilization and other civilizations' literature.
- Evaluate human universals expressed in the assigned literary works.
- Identify the use of literary devices in Middle Eastern literature.
- Investigate recurring themes in Middle Eastern literature, including identity, exile, politics, and religion.
- Analyze the impact of gender in Middle Eastern literature.
- Debate the significance and interpretation of selected texts.
- Determine the role of spirituality in Middle Eastern literature.
- Research specific themes, authors, and time periods related to Middle Eastern literature.
- Analyze the representation of modernity and tradition in Middle Eastern literature.
- Demonstrate personal and global perspectives gained from literature.
Prerequisites
Please see eServices for section availability and current pre-req/test score requirements for this course.