Teacher(s)
Language
French
Main themes
- Practices of contemporary writing;
- Overview of the key personalities in the literary world (contemporary writers, publishers, editors, translators, press officers, literary agents, literary journalists, etc.);
- Overview of the places related to literary distribution (writers workshops, writers exhibitions, literary meetings, festivals and events, book fairs, libraries and other institutions preserving the literary heritage, etc.).
Learning outcomes
At the end of this learning unit, the student is able to : | |
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Content
The campus will be organised throughout the year (Q1 and Q2) around two main themes:
1. Discovering contemporary literary creation practices, actors and the world of literature (contemporary authors, publishers, collection directors, etc.) and discovering places where literature is disseminated (writers' workshops, meetings, literary festivals and events, book fairs, etc.) through participation in various events
2. Literary experimentation through participation in reading and writing workshops
1. Discovering contemporary literary creation practices, actors and the world of literature (contemporary authors, publishers, collection directors, etc.) and discovering places where literature is disseminated (writers' workshops, meetings, literary festivals and events, book fairs, etc.) through participation in various events
2. Literary experimentation through participation in reading and writing workshops
Teaching methods
The seminar will be held in person.
The academic aspects and certification will be handled by the academic director of the Literature Campus.
The academic aspects and certification will be handled by the academic director of the Literature Campus.
Evaluation methods
The assessment of this Literature Campus covers both parts of the programme.
Each student must:
1. Be present at all activities planned as part of the Campus (reading and writing workshops, reflection and discussion sessions).
2. Submit a final assignment consisting of a report of no more than 6 pages, written in as literary a style as possible, summarising the thought process and creative work carried out during the Campus.
As the activity takes place over two terms, a partial exam is organised at the end of the first term. To pass this exam, at the end of the first term, students must have actively participated in the activities planned as part of the Campus in Q1 and submit a assignment consisting of a report of 3 pages
Each student must:
1. Be present at all activities planned as part of the Campus (reading and writing workshops, reflection and discussion sessions).
2. Submit a final assignment consisting of a report of no more than 6 pages, written in as literary a style as possible, summarising the thought process and creative work carried out during the Campus.
As the activity takes place over two terms, a partial exam is organised at the end of the first term. To pass this exam, at the end of the first term, students must have actively participated in the activities planned as part of the Campus in Q1 and submit a assignment consisting of a report of 3 pages
Other information
Support :
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Faculty or entity
Programmes / formations proposant cette unité d'enseignement (UE)
Title of the programme
Sigle
Credits
Prerequisites
Learning outcomes
Bachelor in Modern Languages and Literatures: German, Dutch and English
Bachelor in Ancient and Modern Languages and Literatures
Minor in Culture and Creation
Bachelor in French and Romance Languages and Literatures : General
Bachelor in Modern Languages and Literatures : General