Lesson-1-Introduction-to-World-Literature (1).pptx

21st Century Literature of the Philippines and the World Grade 11

1. Introduction to 21st Century World Literature Opening the Global Window LESSON 1

2. ACTIVITY: Name that Continent!

3. ACTIVITY: Name that Country!

4. ACTIVITY: Name that Country!

5. ACTIVITY: Name that Country!

6. ACTIVITY: Name that Country!

7. ACTIVITY: Name that Country!

8. What meaning did you associate with the given pictures?

9. OBJECTIVES: 1. Recognize the authors from Asia, South America, Europe, North America and Africa. 2. Identify the author’s known literary works. 3. Appreciate literary text from the different continents.

10. WORLD LITERATURE

11. LITERATURE Mirror of the society Reflects societal norms, culture, tradition, experiences and etc.

12. LITERATURE - a window into the human experience, and by reading the literature of other world cultures, we can not only understand their experiences and worldviews better, but perhaps understand ourselves better as well.

13. What is World Literature? “ A crucial feature of world literature is that it resolves always into variety of worlds.” – David Damrosch

14. WORLD LITERATURE These different worlds vary by era, region, and cultural prestige. Africa Middle East/West Asia China

15. 3 Possible Features of World Literature They are classic. They are masterpieces. They are windows to the world.

16. 3 Possible Features of World Literature They are classic. The “classics” is a work of transcendent even foundational cultural force.

17. 3 Possible Features of World Literature They are masterpieces. The “masterpiece” on the other hand, can be a recent or even contemporary work and need not to have any foundational cultural force.

18. 3 Possible Features of World Literature They are windows to the world. Shows nascent interest in works that could serve as “windows into foreign worlds,” whether or not these works could be constructed as masterpieces and regardless of whether these differing worlds had any visible links to each other at all.

19. SNEAK PEEK TO WORLD LITERATURE

20. MASTERPIECE - refers to a creation that has given much critical praise - considered the greatest work of a person’s career or to a work of outstanding creativity, skill, or workmanship.

21. MASTERPIECE On literature, it is the highest recognition that a literary work can receive. It possesses universality, artistry, permanence and uniqueness.

22. Samples of Great Masterpieces in the World: God Sees the Truth But Waits by Leo Tolstoy King Lear by William Shakespeare El Cid- The Heroism of Rodrigo de Vivar from Spain Oedipus Rex by Sophocles

23. Samples of Great Masterpieces in the World: Of a Promise Kept by Tirso De Molina Communist Manifesto by karl Marx and Frederick Engels Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes

24. Activity 1: Match the following words or phrases related to literature to its appropriate continent. Write it in its corresponding columns.

25. ASIAN AFRICAN NORTH & SOUTH AMERICAN EUROPEAN

26. Activity 2: Paragraph Writing/Essay

27. Instructions: Answer the question below guided by the given criteria. Explain your answer within 5-7 sentences only.

28. Why is it important to study World Literature?