Филология ва тилларни ўқитиш (инглиз тили) 4-курс талабалари учун ТЎмат фанидан якуний назорат

Enslavement- condition of being enslaved: the state or condition of being enslaved or otherwise bound into servitude
Abolition- Ab·o·li·tionending of slavery: the official ending of the practice of slavery
Dominant- in control: in control or command over others
Orthodoxy- conformity: the practice of observing established social customs and definitions of appropriateness
Кафедра мудири:З.Нормуратов.
Фан ўқитувчиси:Пулатова С.Ю.
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5120100 Филология ва тилларни ўқитиш (инглиз тили) 4-курс талабалари учун ТЎМАТ фанидан якуний назорат варианти
Вариант 4
1.American literature and its place in the World Culture. Key words: Indian culture,no written literature ,500 different Indian languages and tribal cultures As a result, Native American oral literature is quite diverse. Narratives from quasi-nomadic hunting cultures ,Navajo ,stories of settled agricultural pueblo-dwelling Acoma, side dwellers such as the Ojibwa f desert tribes like the Hopi.
2. The problem of nationalism of the American Literature in accordance with the historical development characteristics of America. Key words: Key words: of New England, the Mayflower Pilgrims ,university education. ,children and in 1636 founded Harvard College the first American university. The Puritans,mortal life.,Puritan theocracy
3. Periods in the American Literature. Key words: Key words: The Colonial Period, the Revolutionary Age, The Early National Period, the Romantic Period in America,…
4.The 18th-century American Enlightment Key words: the Enlightenment‘s rejection, fanaticism and tyranny, the ―party of humanity,‖ pamphlets, anonymous tracts, and the large numbers of new journals and newspapers
5. Works of Washington Irving, Fennimore Cooper, E.A.Poe, Herman Melville and their characteristic features. Key words: "Rip Van Winkle" and "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.", satirical History of New York (1809), Natty Bumppo, The Pioneers, Themes of death-in-life, "The Premature Burial," Typee, cannibalistic but hospitable tribe, the Christian missionaries, Moby-Dick; or, The Whale, Melville's masterpiece,