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Studies in Literature – Grade 12 (University)

ETS4U online is for students with a special interest in literature and literary criticism. Students will study a variety of literary texts from Canada and around the world in different genres. They will develop their skills in literary analysis, oral commu

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  • Asynchronized Pre-recorded Lectures
  • Transcript and Ontario Report
Studies in Literature – Grade 12 (University)

Course

Studies in Literature – Grade 12 (University)

ETS4U

Note

The sequence and focus of the course units are designed to support the overall curriculum expectations. However, the units may be reviewed and adjusted during the course delivery to better support student learning and instructional needs.

What you'll learn
Literary theory and critical analysis
Close reading of poetry, fiction, and drama
Independent research and academic writing
Comparative and cross-cultural literary study
Oral communication and literary discussion
Description

ETS4U online is for students with a special interest in literature and literary criticism. Students will study a variety of literary texts from Canada and around the world in different genres. They will develop their skills in literary analysis, oral communication, and independent research, with a focus on understanding how literary works reflect the concerns of the time and culture in which they are created.

Unit 1: Introduction to Literary Theory and Criticism

Students are introduced to key literary theories and critical approaches, exploring how different frameworks reveal different layers of meaning in literary texts.

Unit 2: Poetry and Form

Students study poetry from various traditions and periods, analyzing how form, structure, imagery, and language interact to produce meaning.

Unit 3: Short Fiction and the Novel

Students examine short stories and a novel, applying critical frameworks to analyze how literary elements contribute to thematic development and cultural commentary.

Unit 4: Drama and Performance

Students study dramatic texts, examining how stage directions, dialogue, and dramatic structure create meaning, and explore the relationship between the written play and live performance.

Unit 5: Independent Research and Literary Essay

Students conduct independent research on a literary topic of their choice, developing and presenting an original critical argument in a formal literary essay.

Instructors

Instructors revealed after enrollment

Your dedicated Bronston instructor will be assigned once you enroll in this course.

$499.00
Intl: $799.00
  • Asynchronized Pre-recorded Lectures
  • Transcript and Ontario Report
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$499.00
Intl: $799.00