Literature Degrees in East Sussex

...with ideas to encourage your own creative processes, delivered in spaces such as museums, galleries, theatres, archives, the South Downs National Park and Brighton itself... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...differ in duration and in the extent of your research work. For a PhD, your research work makes a substantial original contribution to knowledge or understanding... Learn about: American Literature, Global literatures, American Literature PhD...

...your writing and reflect critically on your practice. Year 1 Your first year focuses on understanding the different approaches to literary texts from... Learn about: Creative Writing, Writing Skills...

...providing a core grounding in approaches, theories, genres and periods in the first two years, followed by opportunities for pursuing individual research... Learn about: Writing Skills...

...meaning and context through the Introduction to Pragmatics module, and word formation and sentence structure through the Morphology and Syntax module...

...their own voices and their own views. Areas of study The degree gives students a thorough understanding of the key periods in the study of literature and its core texts...

...support you in developing the skills and disciplines necessary for self-managed learning. Areas of study In English literature the first year will focus...

...In the final year, a major assignment utilises these skills in individual research. Areas of study In English literature the first year will focus on literature...

...In the final year, a major assignment utilises these skills in individual research. Areas of study In English literature the first year will focus on literature...

...to the present day, and hence deals with the key theoretical developments in Cultural Studies. It traces a route from the Marx-inspired Frankfurt School...

...theoretical material it will consider the relationship between globalisation and cultural imperialism, recent developments in postcolonial theory and issues...

...Locke, Hobbes and Hume, it moves to its Continental counterpart in the work of Kant and Hegel. It then considers the subversion of those Enlightenment...