CAPE Literatures in English syllabus

Target entity: CAPE Literatures in English syllabus
Context triple: [Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination, hasSyllabus, CAPE Literatures in English syllabus]

• A. Literature and Performance (IB DP subject)
  Literature and Performance is an interdisciplinary IB Diploma Programme course that combines the study of literary texts with practical drama and theatrical performance to explore how meaning is created and communicated.
• B. The English Novel: An Introduction
  The English Novel: An Introduction is a critical study by literary theorist Terry Eagleton that offers an accessible, Marxist-inflected overview of the development of the English novel from the 18th to the 19th century.
• C. Cambridge school of literary studies
  The Cambridge school of literary studies was an early 20th-century critical movement centered at the University of Cambridge that emphasized close reading, textual analysis, and the autonomy of the literary work.
• D. The Social Context of Modern English Literature
  The Social Context of Modern English Literature is a critical study by Malcolm Bradbury that examines how 20th-century British literature is shaped by its historical, social, and cultural environments.
• E. Histoire de la littérature anglaise
  Histoire de la littérature anglaise is a major 19th-century critical study that analyzes the development of English literature through the lens of history, society, and psychology.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: CAPE Literatures in English syllabus
Target entity description: The CAPE Literatures in English syllabus is a regional Caribbean advanced-level curriculum that develops students’ skills in literary analysis, critical thinking, and appreciation of diverse literary genres and traditions.

• A. Literature and Performance (IB DP subject)
  Literature and Performance is an interdisciplinary IB Diploma Programme course that combines the study of literary texts with practical drama and theatrical performance to explore how meaning is created and communicated.
• B. The English Novel: An Introduction
  The English Novel: An Introduction is a critical study by literary theorist Terry Eagleton that offers an accessible, Marxist-inflected overview of the development of the English novel from the 18th to the 19th century.
• C. Cambridge school of literary studies
  The Cambridge school of literary studies was an early 20th-century critical movement centered at the University of Cambridge that emphasized close reading, textual analysis, and the autonomy of the literary work.
• D. The Social Context of Modern English Literature
  The Social Context of Modern English Literature is a critical study by Malcolm Bradbury that examines how 20th-century British literature is shaped by its historical, social, and cultural environments.
• E. Histoire de la littérature anglaise
  Histoire de la littérature anglaise is a major 19th-century critical study that analyzes the development of English literature through the lens of history, society, and psychology.
• F. None of above. chosen