Module Descriptions
Bachelor of Arts Majoring in Alternative Education (Non-Degree Purpose TOGI)
Below is the Module Descriptions for 2025.
Full-time Option: Study year 1 of 1
This module explores important historical social, political, economic and cultural issues by way of readings in a range of English Literature from a variety of historical and cultural contexts prior to the 20th century. The module will focus primarily on two genres: the novel and poetry.
This module explores important African literature in English by way of close reading of a range of texts from Southern, Eastern and Western national contexts. Oral traditions will be explored as well as written texts through a range of fiction, drama and poetry, as well as literary non-fiction and film.
This module covers aspects of the study of English literature and focuses on a number of literary genres from the Renaissance to the present. The course places emphasis on developing the skills of close reading as well as contextual considerations when reading and writing on literature.
This module explores important contemporary social, political, economic and cultural issues by way of readings in a range of English Literature from a variety of historical and cultural contexts since the beginning of the 20th century. The module will include a significant focus on English Literature produced in Africa.