MA Seminar in Baltic Literatures

Classroom

Participants will get acquainted with authors and texts that were not included in the basic program of the "History of Lithuanian Literature" course. The seminar is designed to expand students' literary competence, develop their ability to interpret literary works using particular research methods and prepare to write their master thesis.

The seminar will discuss the works of authors who were not included in the basic program of the "History of Lithuanian Literature" course or less canonical texts of writers already known. Looking at the history of Lithuanian literature from a slightly different perspective will allow seminar participants to develop analytical competences, sensitize to different points of view and interpretation strategies, develop the ability to independently assess historical and literary processes. Students will learn the methodology of conducting research, critical analysis of the text and learn about new developments in the field of the seminar covered. At the next stages, the seminar participants prepare an outline of the work, collect a bibliography and present the results of their work in the form of self-reports.

Texts:

Kubilius, „Žanrų kaita ir sintezė”;

Baranova, „Lietuvių personalioji eseistika: tarp žaismės ir fundamentalumo”;

Baranova, „Eseistika: tarp įspūdžio ir naratyvo”;

z wymienionych poniżej zbiorów omawiane będą wybrane utwory

J. Aistis, „Dievai ir smūtkeliai” (1935);

Venclova, „Vilties formos” (1992);

Radvilavičiūtė, „Suplanuotos akimirkos” (2004);

Parulskis, „Nuogi drabužiai” (2004);

Andriuškevičius, „Rašymas dūmais” (2004);

G. Kazlauskaitė, „Aštuntoji diena” (2005);

Tamošaitis, „Vitaminų pardavėjas” (2007);

Navakas, „Du lagaminai sniego” (2008);

Rastauskas, „Privati teritorija” (2009);

Katkus, „Maskvos koldūnai” (2011);

Beresnevičius, wybrane eseje publikowane w „Šiaurės Atėnai”;

The final range of topics and texts will be consulted with the participants of the seminar.

Classroom

Participants will get acquainted with authors and texts that were not included in the basic program of the "History of Lithuanian Literature" course. The seminar is designed to expand students' literary competence, develop their ability to interpret literary works using particular research methods and prepare to write their master thesis.

The seminar will discuss the works of authors who were not included in the basic program of the "History of Lithuanian Literature" course or less canonical texts of writers already known. Looking at the history of Lithuanian literature from a slightly different perspective will allow seminar participants to develop analytical competences, sensitize to different points of view and interpretation strategies, develop the ability to independently assess historical and literary processes. Students will learn the methodology of conducting research, critical analysis of the text and learn about new developments in the field of the seminar covered. At the next stages, the seminar participants prepare an outline of the work, collect a bibliography and present the results of their work in the form of self-reports.

Texts:

Kubilius, „Žanrų kaita ir sintezė”;

Baranova, „Lietuvių personalioji eseistika: tarp žaismės ir fundamentalumo”;

Baranova, „Eseistika: tarp įspūdžio ir naratyvo”;

z wymienionych poniżej zbiorów omawiane będą wybrane utwory

J. Aistis, „Dievai ir smūtkeliai” (1935);

Venclova, „Vilties formos” (1992);

Radvilavičiūtė, „Suplanuotos akimirkos” (2004);

Parulskis, „Nuogi drabužiai” (2004);

Andriuškevičius, „Rašymas dūmais” (2004);

G. Kazlauskaitė, „Aštuntoji diena” (2005);

Tamošaitis, „Vitaminų pardavėjas” (2007);

Navakas, „Du lagaminai sniego” (2008);

Rastauskas, „Privati teritorija” (2009);

Katkus, „Maskvos koldūnai” (2011);

Beresnevičius, wybrane eseje publikowane w „Šiaurės Atėnai”;

The final range of topics and texts will be consulted with the participants of the seminar.