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Literature in English · 200 Level · Second Semester
LIT 210 Creative Writing II is a 200 Level course in the Literature in English department, taught in the Second Semester. On La-Net Hub you can watch all 27 recorded lectures for free, grouped into 9 series, read the course lecture note online or download it as a PDF, and test yourself with practice questions.
Creative Writing II builds on foundational writing skills by advancing learners’ ability to produce imaginative, original, and well-structured literary works across genres such as poetry, drama, short stories, and creative nonfiction. It emphasizes the development of style, voice, narrative techniques, characterization, dialogue, and the effective use of literary devices, while also encouraging critical reflection, editing, and peer review to refine creative output. The course fosters deeper engagement with the creative process, helping students experiment with form and express complex ideas and emotions effectively. Course objectives include enabling learners to enhance their creative writing skills, apply advanced literary techniques, develop a distinctive writing voice, critically evaluate their own and others’ work, and produce polished, original pieces suitable for various audiences and purposes.
Imaginative Writing in Drama explores the creative process of crafting original dramatic works through the use of dialogue, plot, characterization, and stage directions to bring stories to life. It focuses on how writers use imagination to create compelling characters, engaging conflicts, and realistic or symbolic settings that can be performed on stage or screen. The topic emphasizes the importance of structure, including acts and scenes, as well as the use of language and action to convey emotions, themes, and messages effectively. Course objectives include enabling learners to understand the key elements of dramatic writing, develop skills in creating engaging dialogue and characters, apply imaginative techniques to construct meaningful dramatic pieces, and enhance their ability to express ideas creatively through performance-based writing.