| Classical Arabic Literature Course |
Course Title: Classical Arabic Literature
Credit: 3 hours
Total Hours: 180 hours
Duration: 4 classes per week, 3 hours each class
Semester: Fall/Spring/Summer/Winter
Text book : Multiple classical literary books
Location: Language Center/ Al-Balqa Applied University Or Online
Prerequisites: None
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- Online Classes: $1,000 USD per Fall/Spring/Summer/Winter sessions
- In-Person Classes: $1,500 USD per fall or winter session
- Additional Services: Host family accommodations available with extra charges, housing and transportation services with extra charges. All tests, including the placement test, is free.
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The Classic Arabic Literature course, developed by the Language Center at Al-Balqa University, enriches international students’ understanding of classic literary works, encompassing short stories, aphorisms, autobiographical literature, poetry, and prose.
This course provides comprehensive knowledge to help students and researchers comprehend and grasp the depth of classic Arabic literature.
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- Provide a comprehensive understanding of theoretical and practical aspects of Arabic literature.
- Introduce and analyze various literary genres, emphasizing aesthetic and linguistic components.
- Foster appreciation for the expressive richness of the Arabic language.
- Familiarize students with literary techniques and new vocabulary relevant to daily communication.
- Explore the link between historical Arabic literary heritage and contemporary creative production.
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By the end of this course, students will be able to:
- Analyze and interpret classic Arabic literary texts.
- Identify and discuss key themes, genres, and styles in classic Arabic literature.
- Appreciate the historical and cultural contexts of classic Arabic literary works.
- Utilize a diverse vocabulary and literary techniques in their own writing and communication.
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- Introduction to Classic Arabic Literature
- Overview of the program
- Historical context and significance
- Sacred Islamic Scriptures
- Analysis of selected texts
- Linguistic and literary features
- Arabic Poetry
- Pre-Islamic poetry
- Umayyad and Abbasid poetry
- Well known poets and their works
- Narrative Prose
- Development of prose in Arabic literature
- Key prose works and authors
- Short Stories and Aphorisms
- Analysis of selected short stories and aphorisms
- Literary techniques and themes
- Autobiographical Literature
- Key autobiographical works
- Themes and stylistic features
- Modern Standard Arabic and Classical Arabic
- Differences and similarities
- Practical applications in contemporary communication
- Integration of Traditional and Modern Values
- Fusion of traditional values and modernity in Arabic literature
- Case studies of influential works
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Weeks 1-2: Introduction to Classic Arabic Literature and Sacred Islamic Scriptures
Weeks 3-4: Arabic Poetry
Weeks 5-6: Narrative Prose
Weeks 7-8: Short Stories and Aphorisms
Weeks 9-10: Autobiographical Literature
Weeks 11: Modern Standard Arabic and Classical Arabic
Weeks 12: Integration of Traditional and Modern Values
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- Lectures
- Textual analysis
- Group discussions
- Individual presentations
- Written assignments
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Participation and attendance: 10%
Written assignments: 30%
Midterm exam: 20%
Final exam: 30%
Presentations: 10%
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| Required Texts and Materials |
- Selected readings from classic Arabic literature (provided by the instructor for free)
- Supplementary materials, like articles and handouts (provided by the instructor for free).
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