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COURSES OFFERED IN A FOREIGN LANGUAGE IN THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2020/2021 Department Department of Teacher and Preschool Teacher Education Department of Teacher and Preschool Teacher Education offers study programs which are based on interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary approach to programs of early education and primary education. At the Department are carried out two study programs: Integrated undergraduate and graduate programs for teachers and Undergraduate professional study for preschool teachers. Name of the CROATIAN LITERATURE IN THE DIASPORA course Name of the Assoc. prof. Katarina Ivon, PhD teacher Number of ECTS 3 Semester credits autumn/winter spring/summer Teaching will be Lectures yes □ no Consultations yes □ no organized as The courses will Lectures Seminars Exercises be organized as yes □ no yes □ no □ yes no Description of the The basic aim of the course is to describe and define the essential literary course and historical as well as stylistic formation and conceptual features of Croatian literature in the Diaspora. Students will be introduced to the key authors of Croatian literature that has been created, in part or entirely; outside their borders. Interpretation and analysis of selected parts within a given corpus of reference will be made to their value and establish models for the their analysis. Students will learn about recent interpretations and positioning of literature in the Diaspora / exile. Thematic contents: The terms of literature in the Diaspora Croatian literature of indigenous ethnic minorities (Austria; Hungary; Serbia; Italy; Romania; Slovakia) Croats outside of Croatia and Croatian literature Culture and literature of the Croats in Gradišće region A review of cultural and literary events since arriving in Western Hungary in the 20th century Contemporary literature of Croats in Hungary COURSES OFFERED IN A FOREIGN LANGUAGE IN THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2020/2021 Culture and Literature Croats in Romania (krashovani); Italy (Molise Croats); Bay of Kotor; Vojvodina and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Croatian literature overseas The term of exile in the world and Croatian literature Bonifačić / Nikolić - Croatian Review Croatian emigrant literature Newspapers and magazines in exile Maruna / Nizeteo / Kordić / Kupareo Australian Croats (ideological origins and positioning literature in Croatian language) Learning outcomes Students will be able to: of the course - recognize and interpret the concepts exile; diaspora; emigrant and defining them - define the exile in world literature - analyze the Croatian literature of autochthonous national minorities - analyze the works of Croatian literature in the Diaspora. - recognize and interpret the importance of periodic publications for the the preservation of Croatian literature and culture in the Diaspora - analyze the newspapers and magazines in exile The course is Incoming students who choose the above yes □ no offered to department as a home department All the incoming students regardless of the yes □ no chosen home department at UNIZD UNIZD students enrolled at the above □ yes no department as an elective course All UNIZD students as an elective course □ yes no .

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