Course Exam
140359 VO Mother-Daughter Relationships in Europhone Women's Fiction from Sub-Saharan Africa (2012S)
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Monday
25.06.2012
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Examination topics
lecture, lecturettes, discussions.
Assessment and permitted materials
Writing of a convincing and cohesive essay at the end of the course.
Minimum requirements and assessment criteria
Students will:
i. explore the tension between African mother’s space of veneration and space of abjection
ii. identify, interpret, and analyze the nuances of mother-daughter relationships in europhone African fiction written by women
iii. engage with the socio-cultural, political, and conceptual contexts that frame the representation of these relationships
iv. determine the extent to which intra-textual parameters such as the socio-professional profile of mother and daughter as well as narration by the daughter or her fictional surrogate inform the textualization of mother-daughter relations in chosen narratives
v. write a convincing and cohesive essay at the end of the course
i. explore the tension between African mother’s space of veneration and space of abjection
ii. identify, interpret, and analyze the nuances of mother-daughter relationships in europhone African fiction written by women
iii. engage with the socio-cultural, political, and conceptual contexts that frame the representation of these relationships
iv. determine the extent to which intra-textual parameters such as the socio-professional profile of mother and daughter as well as narration by the daughter or her fictional surrogate inform the textualization of mother-daughter relations in chosen narratives
v. write a convincing and cohesive essay at the end of the course
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