Intrinsic approach to literature is focused on exploring a works internal elements, such as characters, themes, and symbols. The case method involves using a specific literary work as a case study to explore and understand the intrinsic elements. This approach allows for a deep and detailed examination of the work, leading to a better understanding of its meaning and significance. The subject covers some topics of new criticism, structuralism, semiotics, myth and motifs in literature, and deconstruction.

1. Improved literary analysis skills: The focus on internal elements of a literary work provides students with opportunities to develop and refine their critical analysis skills.

2. Increased cultural and historical understanding: Through examining the themes, symbols, and characters in a literary work, students gain a deeper understanding of the cultural and historical context in which the work was produced.

3. Enhanced critical thinking skills: The case method encourages students to engage in independent thought and analysis, helping to develop their critical thinking skills.

4. Development of writing skills: Students will have opportunities to express their insights and opinions through writing assignments, thereby developing their writing skills.

5. Increased appreciation of literature: Students will gain a greater appreciation of the complexities and nuances of literature through a focused and in-depth study of individual works.

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