Media, film, literature: The Meaning of Fear in Horror Literature 2510-f2ENG1W-MFL-MOF
Laboratorium (LAB) Semestr zimowy 2025/26

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Assessment methods and assessment criteria:

Continuous evaluation of completing tasks and activities during meetings (evidence of familiarity with the texts) (30%).

Assigned project—a commentary on a previously selected story written during the last meeting of the course (70%).

Assessment criteria:

fail- (59%)

satisfactory- (60-67%)

satisfactory plus- (68-75%)

good - (76-84%)

good plus- (85-90%)

very good- (91-100%)

In order to pass the class, you need to submit writing whose originality in indisputable. Using AI in any way (i.e. research, generating text, paraphrasing or style improvement of text) is absolutely forbidden under penalty of failing the course.

→horror narratives related to the undead

→horror narratives related to vampires

→new horror narratives related to contemporary fears and anxieties (society, social media, ageing and ethics)

→horror narratives related to cosmic horror

Warning: due to the nature of the genre, the examined texts may include disturbing content, or depictions of physical or sexual violence.