This course provides an extensive overview of 20th-century Canadian literature, delving into the works of iconic Canadian authors and their influence on the literary world. Students will engage with a variety of genres, including poetry, fiction, and drama, while exploring the cultural and historical contexts that have shaped Canadian literary traditions. Key themes such as identity, multiculturalism, nature, and social change will be critically examined. The course aims to foster a deep understanding of the literary movements and trends that have defined 20th-century Canadian literature, preparing students for comprehensive exams with quick and readable notes. The syllabus is designed to be covered within 100-130 pages, ensuring a thorough yet concise study experience.\

1. In-depth analysis of significant literary works, helping students understand the evolution of Canadian literature.
2. Examination of the cultural and historical contexts that have influenced Canadian authors and their writings.
3. Insights into the contributions of prominent Canadian authors, enhancing students' appreciation of their literary impact.
4. Critical perspectives on prevalent themes such as identity, multiculturalism, nature, and social change.

Benefits:

• Comprehensive coverage of the syllabus within 100-130 pages, ensuring efficient and effective study.
• Quick and readable notes designed to assist in exam preparation.
• Enhanced understanding of key literary themes and trends.
• Improved critical thinking and analytical skills through the examination of diverse literary works.

This course not only prepares students for academic success but also enriches their appreciation of Canadian literary heritage. #CanadianLiterature #20thCenturyLiterature #PGDNLEG #LiteraryStudies #ExamPreparation #CanadianAuthors