Literature Undergraduate Degrees

... in history, religion, natural philosophy, mathematics, literature, cosmology, drama, theater history and cultural history. We will examine a large number...

...questions can be asked and answered by instructors/other faculty, alumni/ae, and fellow students. Together we will talk about all that you have found...

...Some students explore writing as a means of artistic expression. Some learn how to write for a variety of media or to communicate the results of their... Learn about: Communication Training...

...as readers of your own and others' work. The second goal, and a theme of the class, is to develop your sense of yourself as a writer. On most weeks... Learn about: Communication Training...

...in which we will respond to and learn from the writing done by everyone in the class, will occupy much of our class time. Your purpose in these workshops... Learn about: Quality Training...

...that is simultaneously personal and political, representing the self as it scrutinizes culture—address and affect the world of lived experience?... Learn about: Quality Training...

..., and other literary texts will complement our focus on the relationship--across time, media, and gender--between Shakespeare and Woolf. As a seminar, we will work to become more astute readers of literature within its historical, artistic, and political contexts, and consider how literature both reflects...

...This combined degree is designed to: Provide a framework which demonstrates the scope of English literature, within which you can develop individual interests. Explore your creative abilities in a range of disciplines. Develop your responses to literary works and your competence in methods...

...The University has a professional partnership with the Octagon Theatre, Bolton, one of the country's leading regional theatres, bringing many benefits including work placements...

...with at least 24 points Mode of Attendace : Full -...

.... "The Slaughterhouse of Literature." (PDF) MLQ: Modern Language Quarterly 61, no. 1 (2000): 207–27. Conan Doyle, Arthur. "The Adventure of the Speckled Band" (PDF...

...Reading Fiction is designed to sharpen your skills as a critical reader. As we explore both short stories and novels focusing on the theme of "the city in literature," we will learn about the various elements that shape the way we read texts - structure, narrative voice, character development... Learn about: Communication Training...

...The class sings ballads and folk songs from the Child and Lomax collections as well as other sources as we examine them from literary, historical... Learn about: Folk Music...

...The Creative and Professional Writing and English integrated joint provides an opportunity for you to develop your own talent for writing, alongside a disciplined engagement with English literature and language. The programme offers a supported, stimulating and multicultural environment... Learn about: Professional Writing...

...at Grade C or above are also required, to include English (some combinations also require Maths)...

...120 credits of study for each year of the programme. In the first year of a Joint Honours programme, you will study 60 credits in each subject as you learn... Learn about: Ms Word...

.... This course is designed for a variety of students. Some will be taking a literature course for the first time, others may have taken literature but...

... acknowledgement—is a serious offense. It is the policy of the Literature Faculty that students who plagiarize will receive an F in the subject...

...Fantasy is currently one of the most popular genres across every platform in fiction. From film to gaming to literature, fantasy tops the charts. Why? Why do people who believe in democracy and live with the magic technology appear to long for wizards and dragons and the matters of kingship...

... this semester. Plagiarism —use of another's intellectual work without acknowledgement—is a serious offense. It is the policy of the Literature Faculty...