English culture Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

summary ppt

summary introduction without part Brexit

This document contains all the excerpts/quotes of the books we received on the handouts. Almost all quotes have an explanation/analysis, either from my own notes or from things that Professor Frank Albers has said during the lectures (in the recordings). I strongly recommend that you also use the summary of this course while studying because there are cross-references to this summary. However, the document with the quotes can also be used and learned on its own. Course English: Culture 2 - UA...

This summary contains everything from the recordings, handouts, PowerPoint, learning outcomes, what to expect on the exam and my own notes. The only thing it does not contain are the excerpts/quotes and the explanations with that, but I also have a document of that (Excerpts and explanations). I strongly recommend also using this document while studying; I made a bundle with an advantageous price for these two documents (summary quotes). Course English: Culture 2 - UAntwerpen - 2020-2021 - ...

Books discussed during this class: The Scarlet Letter, The Yellow Wallpaper, The Awakening, Mrs. Dalloway, The God of Small Things, Heart of Darkness, Catcher in the Rye, Howl, The Great Gatsby, There There, The Narrative Life of Frederick Douglass, Native Son, Beloved.

Exam questions that Professor Magnus and Albers have given in the course with solution instructions/explanation exams - CHUKUS - L. Magnus and F. Albers - University of Antwerp - Applied Linguistics (TTK) - BA2 - Semester 2

Summary of English: culture & history (UK part) Summary of English: culture & history (UK part)

All notes taken during the lessons of F. Albers, taken together with the (incomplete) powerpoints he puts on blackboard. This summary is an amalgamation of my notes and those of a fellow student, which makes this summary very complete.

The notes I made during class: English Culture 2, from Albers. Rapid writing can cause mistakes, but nothing insurmountable. Contents: What does "British" mean? (Oakland ch 1), The People of Britain (Oakland Ch 3), The Legal System (Oakland Ch 6), Religion - The Church of England (Oakland Ch 4 (8th Ed)), The British Empire, Postcolonial Britain , The Puritan Origins of America, The American Revolution, The People (s) of America (Mauk & Oakland Ch 3 & 4), The Civil War, The South, The Sixties

Summary of all classes. This document contains information about the book review 'To Kill a Mockingbird, "" Political System UK / US', UK History, US Geography, US History. The information comes from my notes during lessons and powerpoints of mrs. Magnus.