Second
Semester 2020 Course Offerings
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| 2202112 | English II ENGLISH II Coordinator: Mathurin T 8:00–9:30, Th 11:00–12:30 Advanced listening, speaking, reading, writing skills in English, based on topics on current social and cultural issues; reading passages from various sources; writing English paragraphs with complex structures. Reading List:
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3(3-0-6) 11M5 336 seats Faculty of Arts requirement |
| 2202124 | Introduction to
Translation INTRO TRANSL Coordinator: Prima M 8:00–9:30, W 11:00–12:30 Principles of basic translation; translation of various types of sentences and short passages from English to Thai and Thai to English, with emphasis on accuracy and differences in structure and usage between the two languages. Reading List:
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3(3-0-6) 10M5 300 seats Faculty of Arts requirement |
| 2202201 | Academic English Oral
Skills ACAD ENG ORAL Coordinator: Peters TF 11:00–12:30 Listening comprehension; note-taking and summarizing; discussion of texts on academic topics; logical presentation of ideas and arguments through short speeches. Announcement:
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3(3-0-6) TDF 32 seats English major requirement; non-major with consent of faculty Prerequisite: 2202112 English II or consent of faculty Note: English majors with IDs 6240093622–6240259522 take this course in this second semester of academic year 2020. |
| 2202202 | English Composition I ENG COMPO I Coordinator: Avery T 1:00–2:30, Th 9:30–11:00 Writing of well-organized paragraphs; preparation of outlines for compositions; writing of the introductory paragraph, body paragraph and concluding paragraph; short composition writing in a variety of forms and on various topics. Reading List: (to be confirmed)
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3(3-0-6) 11A5 96 seats English major requirement; non-major with consent of faculty Prerequisite: 2202112 English II or consent of faculty |
| 2202208 | English Conversation and
Discussion ENG CONVER DISC Coordinator: Goodman TF 11:00–12:30 Conversation and discussion on topics related to everyday life and work; listening comprehension; logical expression of ideas and arguments through class discussion and presentations. Announcement:
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3(3-0-6) TDF 60 seats Language elective for non-English majors; English majors cannot count as credit toward major Prerequisite: 2202112 English II or 5500112 Experiential English II |
| 2202265 | English Literature
Appreciation ENG LIT APP Coordinator/instructor: Kris TTh 11:00–12:30 Introduction to the form, theme and technique of English literary works; appreciation, analysis and criticism of selected prose, poetry and drama. Announcement:
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3(3-0-6) 11M5 25 seats Literature elective for non-English majors; English majors cannot count as credit toward major |
| 2202304 | English Business Writing ENG BUS WRIT Coordinator: Lobb T 1–2:30, F 8:00–9:30 Writing of business letters, resumes, memorandums, minutes, and reports, with emphasis on correct form, content, clarity and conciseness of expression. Announcement:
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3(3-0-6) 13A5 72 seats Language elective Prerequisite: 2202112 English II or 5500112 Experiential English II |
| 2202313 | Translation: English-Thai TRANSL E-T Coordinator: Subenja TTh 11:00–12:30 Translation of informative, expressive and vocative texts from English into Thai. Announcement:
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3(3-0-6) 11A5 40 seats Language elective Prerequisite: 2202124 Introduction to Translation |
| 2202314 | Translation: Thai-English
I TRANSL T-E I Coordinator: Nattama TTh 9:30–11:00 Translation of informative and expressive texts from Thai into English. Announcement:
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3(3-0-6) 11M5 60 seats Language elective Prerequisite: 2202124 Introduction to Translation |
| 2202324 | Phonetics for English
Pronunciation PHONE ENG PRONUN Coordinator/instructor: Preena M 2:30–4:00, Th 1:00–2:30 Use of phonetic alphabet in transcription at word and sentence levels; phonemes and allophones; word stress and sentence stress in real life situations; sounds in connected speech; varieties of English. Announcement:
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3(3-0-6) 17A5 34 seats Language elective Prerequisite: 2202224 Introduction to English Sound System and Structure |
| 2202326 | English Syntax ENGLISH SYNTAX Coordinator/instructor: Nirada T 1:00–4:00 Analysis of English sentence structures according to syntactic theories and its application Announcement:
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3(3-0-6) 17A5 34 seats Language elective Prerequisite: 2202224 Introduction to English Sound System and Structure English majors and minors only |
| 2202341 | Nineteenth-Century
American Literature 19C AM LIT Coordinator/instructor: Darin T 1:00–2:30, Th 9:30–11:00 Subject matter, theme, form and technique of nineteenth-century American prose and poetry; analysis and criticism of selected works. In this course we will study prose written in nineteenth-century America. To make our literary journey more exciting, we will particularly focus on texts that contain “mysterious and monstrous” elements which include not only mysteries, ghosts, and the supernatural but also monstrosities found in human existence and society. We will examine their writings in an attempt to understand the period’s significant literary movements (i.e. Romanticism, Realism, and Naturalism) and their unique writing style. The texts will also open up our discussion of various issues relevant to our lives in modern society; for example, the complexity of the human psyche, human relationships, identity, race, gender, class, morality, and social problems. Reading List:
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3(3-0-6) 13M5 25 seats Literature elective Prerequisite: 2202234 Introduction to the Study of English Literature |
| 2202345 | British Poetry from the
Elizabethans to the Augustans POETRY ELIZ-AUG Coordinator/instructor: Wright M 8:00–9:30, W 11:00–12:30 Subject matter, theme, form and technique of Elizabethan, Metaphysical, Cavalier and Augustan poetry; analysis and criticism of selected poems. Learn about Shakespeare's views on love, pain and, most importantly, himself. Watch the Metaphysical Poets struggle with passion, sex and that ever-inconvenient presence, God. Witness the reaction of poets to the Civil War and the Restoration with poetry assuming the strongly satirical and disrespectful tone that lay in wait for the new German dynasty and which still perplexes Europe. Announcement:
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3(3-0-6) 12A5 25 seats Literature elective Prerequisite: 2202234 Introduction to the Study of English Literature or consent of faculty |
| 2202349 | The Poetry of Rebellion:
The Romantics to the Victorians POET REB ROMAN-VIC Coordinator/instructor: Wright TF 11:00–12:30 Subject matter, theme, form and technique of British poetry from the Romantic to the Victorian periods; individual spirit for social and political rebellion; analysis and criticism of selected poems. Announcement:
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3(3-0-6) 14M5 25 seats Literature elective Prerequisite: 2202234 Introduction to the Study of English Literature or consent of faculty |
| 2202350 | Selected
Topics in English Literature: Women Writers: Gender
through Her Eyes SEL TOPIC ENG LIT Coordinator/instructor: Sani M 1:00–2:30, W 8:00–9:30 Analysis and criticism of selected topics in English literature from a social, cultural and literary perspective. Announcement:
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3(3-0-6) TDF 15 seats Literature elective Prerequisite: 2202234 Introduction to the Study of English Literature This is the same course as the 2018 (2561) curriculum course 2202429 Selected Topics in English Literature II. Fourth year students (IDs beginning with 60-) register for this 2013 (2556) curriculum course. This course may not be repeated for credit even with different content. If you have taken this course before, you may not take it again and receive credit toward graduation. |
| 2202365 | Popular Fiction in
English POP FICT ENG Coordinator/instructor: Darintip T 2:30–4:00, Th 1:00–2:30 Elements and genres of popular fiction in English; social and cultural contexts; analysis and criticism of selected works. Announcement:
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3(3-0-6) 11A5 25 seats Literature elective for non-English majors only; not open to English majors Prerequisite: 2202234 Introduction to the Study of English Literature or consent of faculty |
| 2202372 | Literature and Film LIT/FILM Coordinator/instructor: Verita F 1:00–4:00 Relationship between literary works written in English and films; the distinctive nature of the two art forms; issues and problems involved in adapting literary works to films; analysis and criticism of selected literary works. Announcement:
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3(3-0-6) 14A5 25 seats Literature elective Prerequisite: 2202234 Introduction to the Study of English Literature or consent of faculty |
| 2202374 | Fiction and Fact in
English Prose FICT FAC ENG PROSE Coordinator: Crabtree W 8:00–9:30, F 9:30–11:00 Analysis, criticism and discussion of different types of prose works and their techniques, strategies and appeal. Reading List:
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3(3-0-6) 14M5 70 seats English major requirement; non-major literature elective Prerequisite: 2202234 Introduction to the Study of English Literature or consent of faculty |
| 2202405 | Research Writing RESEARCH WRITING Coordinator/instructor: Avery F 1:00–4:00 Writing of a research paper with emphasis on process: appropriate topic selection, use of library facilities and information technology, various methods of note-taking, outline and thesis development, presentation of references. Announcement:
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3(3-0-6) TDF 10 seats Language elective Prerequisite: 2202302 English Composition II |
| 2202414 | Translation: Thai-English
II TRANSL T-E II Coordinator/instructor: Crabtree M 8:00–9:30, W 9:30–11:00 Translation of informative, expressive, and vocative texts from Thai into English, with emphasis on interpretation of source texts and naturalness of target texts. Announcement:
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3(3-0-6) 12M5 25 seats Language elective Prerequisite: 2202314 Translation: Thai-English I |
| 2202429 | Selected Topics in
English Literature II: Women Writers: Gender through
Her Eyes SEL TOP ENG LIT II Coordinator/instructor: Sani M 1:00–2:30, W 8:00–9:30 Analysis and criticism of selected topics in English literature from a social, cultural and literary perspective Announcement:
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3(3-0-6) TDF 15 seats Literature elective Prerequisite: 2202224 Introduction to English Sound System and Structure Note: This is the same course as the 2013 (2556) curriculum 2202350 Selected Topics in English Literature. Third year students (IDs beginning with 61- and later) register for this 2018 (2561) curriculum course. This course may not be repeated for credit even with different content. |
| 2202441 | British Fiction from the
Twentieth Century to the Present BRIT FICT 20C-PRES Coordinator/instructor: Puckpan TTh 2:30–4:00 Subject matter, theme, form and technique of British fiction from the twentieth century to the present; analysis and criticism of selected works British fiction from the twentieth century to the present has experienced great upheavals and produced wide-ranging impact. Ideas about fictional forms, authorship, readership and Britishness are defined, redefined and questioned. The resulting literature traveled far and wide, jump-starting the modern literary scene in many countries including Thailand. We will examine a range of fiction and discuss the issues it raises about literary craft, production and media, values and context, scholarship and new directions. We will read both well-known and lesser known authors whose work and ideas have influenced, defined and interrogated British fiction such as Rudyard Kipling, Joseph Conrad, George Orwell, Agatha Christie, Virginia Woolf, Muriel Spark, Salman Rushdie, Timothy Mo, A. S. Byatt, Julian Barnes, and Aminatta Forna. Course Website: http://pioneer.netserv.chula.ac.th/~tpuckpan/441-2020b-britishfiction.html Announcement:
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3(3-0-6) 18M5 25 seats Literature elective Prerequisite: 2202234 Introduction to the Study of English Literature or consent of faculty |
| 2202445 | British Poetry from the
Twentieth Century to the Present BRIT POET 20C-PRES Coordinator/instructor: Wright M 9:30–11:00, F 8:00–9:30 Subject matter, theme, form and technique of British poetry from the twentieth century to the present; analysis and criticism of selected poems. Announcement:
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3(3-0-6) 10M5 25 seats Literature elective Prerequisite: 2202234 Introduction to the Study of English Literature or consent of faculty |
BALAC Courses
| 2202119 | Critical Reading CRIT READ Coordinator: Peters M 1:00–2:30, W 2:30–4:00 Analytical and critical reading of selected excerpts and articles; oral and written discussion of the texts Reading List:
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3(3-0-6) 10A5 118 seats BALAC core course |
| 2202126 | Academic Report Writing ACAD REP WRIT Coordinator: Lobb M 2:30–4:00, W 1:00–2:30 Advanced analytical and argumentative writing; use of information resources; presentation of academic reports Announcement:
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3(3-0-6) TDF 115 seats BALAC core course |
| 2202338 | Contemporary Literature
in English CONTEMP LIT ENG Coordinator/instructor: Verita W 1:00–4:00 Analysis and criticism of selected works written in English by authors around the world Announcement:
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3(3-0-6) TDF 33 seats BALAC media cultures course |
| 2202522 | English Corpus
Linguistics ENG CORPUS LING Coordinator/instructor: Mathurin T 9:30–12:30 Basic concepts in corpus linguistics; use of corpora for studies in English lexis, grammar, phraseology, pragmatics and discourse analysis Announcement:
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3(3-0-9) TDF 20 seats EIL language elective |
| 2202611 | World Englishes WORLD ENGLISHES Coordinator/instructor: Nirada Th 1:00–4:00 The historical, social, culture, and linguistic contexts creating world Englishes; characteristics of these native and non-native varieties; attitudes towards world Englishes; implications for theory and application Announcement:
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3(3-0-9) TDF 10 seats Language elective |
| 2202620 | Corpus Linguistics and
English Language Teaching COR LING ENG TCHG Coordinator/instructor: Mathurin T 9:30–12:30 Corpus linguistics; roles of corpora in English language teaching both in terms of theory and practice, with emphasis on applications of corpora and computer software tools in teaching various English language skills Announcement:
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3(3-0-9) TDF 10 seats Language elective |
| 2202683 | Environmental Literature
and Criticism ENVI LIT CRIT Coordinator/instructor: Darin M 9:30–11:00, T 8:00–9:30 Selected texts that examine various aspects of the interactions between humans and the environment; discussions of issues related to environmental criticism Announcement:
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3(3-0-9) 12M5 10 seats Literature elective |
| 2202684 | Modernist Literature MOD LIT Coordinator/instructor: Verita T 1:00–4:00 Modernism as a cultural movement in British and American literature in the early twentieth century, characterized by a preoccupation with stylistic novelty, multiple perspectives and alternatives to traditional forms Announcement:
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3(3-0-9) 14M5 10 seats Literature elective |
| 2202706 | Seminar on Special Topics
in Linguistics SEM ENG LING Coordinator/instructor: Nirada T 1:00–4:00 Presentation of and in-depth discussion on interesting topics in English linguistics Announcement:
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3(3-0-9) TDF 10 seats Language area elective |