anysource(i.e.:books,websites,classmates)withoutpropercitationreferencingisconsideredplagiarism(盗作).Ifastudentsubmitsplagiarizedwork,thestudentwillautomaticallyfailtheassignmentandmayfaceadditionalreprimand.Studentswhoarenotclearonplagiarismshouldcontacttheinstructorimmediately.FulfillmentofEvaluationSuccessfulcompletionofthecourseisbasedontheexecutionoftheevaluationterms.Whileindividualeffortandpositiveattitudeintheclassarecertainlyrequiredandexpectedofeachstudent,effortandattitudearenotsufficientontheirowninordertosuccessfullycompletethecourse.Ingeneral,noextracreditassignmentswillbeavailabletostudents.CommunicationandE-mailStudentsareexpectedtoregularlychecktheiruniversitye-mailaccountandtorespondtotheinstructorʼsemails.Whencontactingtheinstructor,studentsmustincludethefollowinginformationintheiremail:1.)anappropriatesubjectlinesummarizingreasonfore-mail,2.)thestudentʼsfullname(inalphabet),and3.)thefullnameofclass.Ingeneral,studentsshouldexpecttheinstructortoreplywithin24hours.Studentswilllikelyworkongroupassignmentsduringthecourseofthesemester.Studentsshouldreplypromptlytotheirclassmatesʼemails.InstructorContactandOfficeHoursTheinstructorcanbecontactedatkevinmichaellim@gmail.com.OfficehoursarebyappointmentandonFridays.COVID19RemoteLearningDependingonuniversityʼspoliciesandthestateoftheCOVID19pandemic,theremaybechangesmadetotheformatandtermsofevaluationsforthiscourse.Intheinterestofstudentfacultyadministrationsafety,remoteonlineexecutionoftheclassmaybecomerecommendedorrequired.EnglishRequirementAllclasses,materials,andcommunicationswillbeentirelyinEnglish.AdditionalClassPoliciesAdditionalclasspoliciesanddetailswillbesharedonthefirstdayofclass.科目名英米文学基礎講義3HistoryofEnglishLiterature:FromtheMiddleAgestotheRestoration担当者名学術博士(国際基督教大)本山哲人英文学コース２単位春学期木曜日１時限１年以上―――授業概要ThisclasswillexaminesomeofthemainworksofEnglishliteraturefromtheeighthcenturythroughtotheseventeenthcentury.ItwillsurveygeneraltraitsandshiftsinEnglishliteraturethroughoutthisperiodaswellasexamineindividualworks.TheclasswillbeconductedentirelyinEnglish.StudentsareexpectedtoreadtheassignedworksinEnglish;andaseachclasswillrevolvemainlyaroundstudentdiscussionsandpresentations,activeclassroomparticipationwillbeimperative.Studentswillbeexpectedtowrite,usingatleastthreesecondarysources,a3,000-wordfinalpaperinEnglish.授業の到達目標TheprimaryaimofthiscourseistohavestudentsgraspanoverviewofEnglishliteraturefromtheMiddleAgestotheRestorationperiodandtoexaminehowcertainthemessuchasreligion,nature,andgenderhavebeendealtwithinthechosenworks.AsecondaryaimistogivestudentstheopportunitytodevelopandimprovetheirEnglishcommunicativeabilityandstudyskills.成績評価方法Gradeswillbebasedonparticipationindiscussions,homework,presentations,anda300-wordfinalpaperinEnglish.科目名英米文学基礎講義4BritishLiteraturefromRomanticismtoModernism担当者名文学博士(マンチェスター大)鈴木理恵子英文学コース２単位秋学期金曜日２時限１年以上――4授業概要Thelongnineteenthcenturyandearlytwentiethcenturycanbeseenasacrucialmomentinliteraryhistorywhenwritersengagedin,andrespondedto,asignificantchangeinsocietythattookplaceduringthattime.NotonlydidtheyaddressproblemsrelatedtopoliticsintheaftermathoftheFrenchRevolution,theadvancementofsciencethatcameintohead-onconflictwithreligion,industrializationaccompaniedbyurbanization,genderawareness,andtheEmpire,itwasalsoaperiodoftimeinwhichtheburgeoningmiddleclassesdidmuchtoshapetheliterarysceneofthedaywiththeirappetitefornovelsandjournalisticwritings.Althoughpoetssufferedsomewhatduetotheirwaningimpactonsociety,theynonethelessproducedsomeofthegreatestpoetryinBritishliteraryhistorywithmuchinnovationofformandsubject-matter.Havinginherited(andreactedagainst)theEnlightenmenttraditionoftheeighteenthcentury,bothnineteenth-andearlytwentieth-centurywriters英文学コース―136―
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