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Fall 2024

Modern Persian Prose

NML462H1 F

Undergraduate

The Department of Near and Middle Eastern Civilizations (Language)
St. George
Room: BF Room Information available on ACORN
Azita Hojatollah Taleghani

This course examines contemporary Persian prose, focusing on fiction, especially the novel and short story. After an overview of different genres of prose writing, the main elements of a story, such as plot, scene, character, theme, topic, point of view, and conflict, are discussed. The literary knowledge and abilities of students will be developed by analyzing different genres of prose writing, especially Persian short stories. At the end of this course students will be able to examine and analyze any form of story-writing and compose their own short stories. (Conducted in Persian.)