here is the preface for the reading list Hella and I wrote.
"Preface Reading List:
The reading list is supposed
to give you a first and basic overview of both old literature and new
literature, and, depending on your studies, of British literature or American
literature. This can happen in the context of either a seminar or in
self-study. The reading list is not only
meant to give you basic knowledge of literature, but also of the different
eras. The list and the works listed within
are only suggestions. Thus if you find other comparable alternatives, you are
free to read those. It is a good idea to record your reading and to take some
notes on the books you have read. This way you will be able to give an account of your working with the reading list at the end of your studies- in form of a
final exam.
It is advised for BA students to focus on four different priority
areas. For the American reading list these might be romanticism, postmodernism,
Native American literature and Asian American Literature. For the British
reading list you should choose not more than two genres of an era for
instance prose of the 20th century.
MA- students are supposed to pay closer attention to at least six
priority areas.
For both reading lists it is advisable to purchase a good British/
American history of literature."
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