Campus literature

At the end of this learning unit, the student is able to :

1. A knowledge of the main notions, concepts and key personalities that define the literary world;
2. A personal appropriation of the practices of literary writing;
3. A practical experience of the places where literature is written, produced and read (writers workshops, writers exhibitions, literary meetings, festivals and events, book fairs, libraries and other institutions preserving the literary heritage, etc.);
4. A skill to interact with various personalities involved in publishing and distributing literature (contemporary writers, publishers, editors, translators, press officers, literary agents, literary journalists, book fairs, festivals, exhibitions, etc.);
5. A comprehension of literature as a work in progress that involves words and reality.