American Literature
Description
American Literature introduces learners to the diverse and influential literary works produced in the United States. The course explores a range of genres, including fiction, poetry, drama, and essays, from various historical periods and cultural movements. Students gain insights into the themes, styles, and voices that have shaped American literature. Understanding American Literature is essential for appreciating the cultural and historical contexts of American society, as well as the contributions of American writers to the global literary landscape. Mastery of this subject enables individuals to engage critically with American texts and contribute to ongoing discussions in literary studies .
