Literature And Memory Course

The Literature and Memory course explores the intricate relationship between memory and literary expression, focusing on how literature reflects and shapes personal, cultural, and historical memory. Through close readings of various genres—autobiography, historical fiction, modernism, postcolonial narratives, and contemporary media—students will analyze themes such as trauma, nostalgia, intergenerational memory, and the politics of remembering and forgetting. This course fosters critical thinking and interpretive skills, offering insights into how memory functions in literature and influences identity and collective consciousness across different cultural and historical contexts.

• PLO-3
  Mengembangkan pemikiran logis, kritis, sistematis, dan kreatif dalam melakukan pekerjaan yang spesifik di bidang keahliannya serta sesuai dengan standar kompetensi kerja bidang yang bersangkutan
• PLO-4
  Mengembangkan diri secara berkelanjutan dan berkolaborasi.
• PLO-6
  Mampu memahami, menganalisis, dan menginterpretasikan karya sastra dan non-sastra dalam berbagai genre dan moda komunikasi
• PLO-10
  Mampu menghasilkan karya akademik atau non-akademik dengan baik dalam bentuk lisan maupun tulisan untuk beragam audiens dan tujuan

PO-1
Develop logical, critical, and creative thinking in analyzing the role of memory in literature, aligning with contemporary memory studies.

PO-2
Demonstrate the ability to communicate and collaborate in group discussions, presentations, and critical debates on literary texts related to memory.

PO-3
Interpret a variety of literary texts, focusing on themes of memory, trauma, and identity across genres and historical contexts.

PO-4
Produce well-structured written and oral analyses, reflecting scholarly engagement with memory studies, intended for academic and non-academic audiences.