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Criticism (1)

Course Description: Introduction to the concept of literary criticism linguistically and terminologically – Introduction to the literary life in Greece: types of criticism
Credits: 2
Objectives of the course :

To enable the student to perceive the values of the literary text according to critical standards.

Course outputs :

knowledge:

  •  Students will learn about the foundational criticism of criticism in the world.
  • Students record the most prominent Greek critics and their critical opinions.
  •  The student will become familiar with the concept of literary criticism.
  •  The student should mention the pioneers of old literary criticism and their works.

Cognitive skills:

  • Students will compare literary and critical phenomena related to this course.
  • For students to criticize the principles and subjects of Greek criticism. .
  • Students should summarize the stages of the development of monetary policy throughout the ages.
  • The student explains the different critical methods of the pioneers of old criticism.
  • The student analyzes the text critically.
  • Students can ask questions that expand on the topic studied.

Interpersonal skills and taking responsibility:

  • Students forming groups, distributing work and tasks among them, and managing them.
  • Students can clearly express their opinions and accept the opinions of others.
  • Students should have the ability for constructive criticism, dialogue, and discussion with others.
  • Students use Greek critical knowledge to solve literary problems.
  • To reconcile advanced cash flow sources.
  • Students evaluate each other in their critiques and their comparisons of critique sources. .

Communication skills, IT skills, and numerical skills

  • Students to access websites related to their course online.
  • Students should research the points of convergence and divergence between the sciences of the Arabic language.
  • Students manage the contact points.
  • Students will give a lecture or practice the role of a teacher, or present or explain a topic from the prescribed subjects.
  • The student should be proficient in searching the internet.
Additional information:

Required textbooks
Literary Criticism in Greece: Louis Awad - History of Literary Criticism Among Arabs, Dr. Ihsan Abbas, with a focus on issues in their primary sources

Support
Literary Criticism in the Islamic and Umayyad Eras by Khateer Abd Rabbo 5- Book: Ancient Arab Criticism until the End of the Fifth Hijri Century by Dawad Al-Shawbakah. 6- Plato's Republic 7- Aristotle's Poetics 8- Aristotle's Rhetoric 9- Literary Criticism in Greece by Badawi Tabana 10- Poets as Critics by Abdul Jabbar Al-Mutalibi 11- A History of Literary Criticism among the Arabs by Ihsan Abbas. Islamic and Umayyad Poetry by Abdul Qadir Al-Qat. Dar Al-Nahda Al-Arabiya, 1st ed., 1987. 2- Development and Renewal in the Umayyad Era by Dr. Shawqi Deif, Dar Al-Ma'arif, 8th ed., 1959. 3- The Evolution of Courtship Poetry Between the Pre-Islamic and Islamic Eras by Shukri Fayiz, Dar Al-Ilm Lil-Malayeen. • Tabaqat Fuḥul al-Shu'ara' by Al-Jumahi. • Al-Shi'r wa al-Shu'ara' by Ibn Qutaybah – Al-Badīʿ by Ibn al-Mu'tazz – ʿIyar al-Shi'r by Ibn Tabataba – Naqd al-Shi'r by Qudama ibn Ja'far, Al-Muwazanah by Al-Amidi – Al-Wisata by Al-Jurjani – Al-ʿUmdah by Ibn Rashiq. • A History of Literary Criticism among the Arabs by Dr. Abdul Aziz Ateeq • A History of Literary Criticism by Taha Ahmed Ibrahim. • Methodological Criticism among the Arabs by Dr. Muhammad Mandour. • Literary Criticism in the Fourth Century by Dr. Muhammad Zaghloul Salam.

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