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Complex discipline "Workshops of Literary Creativity": Part 3. Prose Workshop

ОК.23.03

Обов’язкова дисципліна для ОП

First

2022/2023

3 Semester

4

PLO 2 Work effectively with information: select necessary information from various sources, in particular from professional literature and electronic bases, critically analyze, interpret, organize, classify and systematize it. PLO 8 Know and understand the language system, general characteristics of literature as the art of words, history of the Ukrainian language and literature, and be able to apply this knowledge in the professional activity. PLO 10 Know language norms and be able to apply them in practical activity. PLO 11 Know the principles and techniques of creating the texts of various genres and styles in English and Ukrainian. PLO 20 Create texts of different genres and styles (poetry, prose, drama).

Full-time form

"1. Successful completion of the courses: ""Fundamentals of Literary Studies"", ""Introduction to the Specialty"", ""Poetry Workshop,"" ""Contemporary Literary Process: Theoretical Aspect"". ""Folklore Studies"". 2. Possession of basic skills in literary analysis and text interpretation."

The aim of the academic discipline is to further acquaint students with the fundamentals of literary creativity, particularly the theory and practice of prose. This involves understanding the mechanics of prose genres, developing skills in creative writing, and the ability to express ideas in the artistic form of a literary work across its phonetic, morphemic, lexical, and syntactic levels. The course content is focused on working with literary language as material for expressing the form and content of a prose work by the writer as a participant in literary communication. The discipline includes classroom work in the form of practical sessions and independent study dedicated to the study of practical manuals, critically reading fiction, and completing creative assignments. Throughout the semester, students learn the secrets of writing prose texts, edit their work, and draw inspiration from Ukrainian (master classes) and foreign prose writers.

1. Антоненко-Давидович Б.Д. Як ми говоримо. Київ, 1997. 335с. 2. Йогансен М. Як будується оповідання. Аналіза прозових зразків//Вибрані твори. Київ: „Смолоскип”, 2001. С.360-398. 3. Кінг С. Про письменство. Харків, КК «Клуб сімейного дозвілля», 2017. 272 с. 4. Зінссер В., Текст-пекс-шмекс. Магія переконливих текстів. Київ: Наш формат, 2019. 288 с. 5. Пиши сильно: практичні вправи, поради, теорія. Київ, Пабулум, 2017. 240 с. 6. Пономарів О. Культура слова: Мовностилістичні поради: Навч. посібник 2-гс вид., стереотип. Київ: Либідь, 2001. 240 с. 7. Роменець В. Психологія творчості: Київ: Либідь, 2004. 288 с. 8. Ткаченко А. Мистецтво слова (Вступ до літературознавства). Київ, 2003. 9. Кемпбелл Дж. Тисячоликий герой. Київ, 2021.

Educational activities throughout the semester: oral responses, contributions, comments, participation in discussions, creative assignments (essays, reviews, feedback), creative exercises, and the creation of original texts in both short and long forms. Teaching methods involve practical sessions and independent work.

"The semester score is determined by the points earned throughout the educational course. The overall grade (out of 100 points) for the semester is a combination of points acquired for both in-class activities (which amalgamates work during sessions and independent study for class preparation, such as oral responses, contributions, and creative exercises) and independent assignments (creative tasks, writing original texts, etc.). Oral or written responses are rated with a maximum of 3 points and a minimum of 2 points for a passing grade; contributions, comments, and participation in discussions - max 2/min 1; creative exercise (oral or written) - max 5/min 3; creative assignment (essay, review, feedback) - max 10/min 6; author's text (literary-artistic work) of a small form (sketch, etude) - max 10/min 6; author's text of a large form (short story, novella) - max 20/min 12. The course concludes with a pass. Grading scale: ""Passed"" – 60-100, ""Failed"" – 0-59. "

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