In this module, you will be introduced to contemporary observations where postcolonial literature is seen as world literature. Then, you will be introduced to one of the greatest of Shakespeare's tragedies, Othello. The destruction of love through jealousy plays a significant role. You will learn how Shakespeare transformed the classical notions of the theatre. Finally, you will learn about a story that questioned the traditional roles of men and women in the 19th century.

In this module, you will be shown how Nora emerges as a very strong-willed individual in A Doll's House and how the text has been seen as a proto-feminist text and a humanist text. Next, you will also learn about the need to bring women outside of the home space, the criticism of our culture that undermines the right to intellectual freedom and intellectual development. Finally, you will learn the narratives techniques and a short work of prose fiction that criticises England's colonialism.

In this module, you will be introduced to the biggest literary works with an aesthetic from antiquity. This will include Aristotle's approach towards art as the supreme imitation of literature. You will also study the conception of poetry, tragedy and rhetoric which are the foundations of. Then, you will learn the principles and the kinds of imitation in the arts. Finally, you will learn the relationship between the text and the audience and the power of the sublime as an involuntary thing.