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School of English & American Literature - Modules for 2005-6

Module Code Module Title Level Further Information
AT1CSContextual Studies1HTML version
AT1MPFine Art Studio 11HTML version
EN1LLLanguages of Literature1HTML version
AT1RSResearch SeminarYear 11HTML version
EN1RSRevisioning Shakespeare1HTML version
EN1WKTWhat Kind of Text is This?1HTML version
AT2APGAmerican Politics and Government2HTML version
AT2HICAmerican State and Society and the Wider World, 1890-19902HTML version
EN2SOCAssessed credits from university abroad2HTML version
EN2CMNChaucer and Medieval Narrative2HTML version
EN2CWACommunications at Work2HTML version
EN2FNFilm Narrative2HTML version
EN2OELIntroduction to Old English Literature2HTML version
EN2LCTLiterary Criticism and Theory2HTML version
EN2LVLyric Voices 1340-16502HTML version
EN2MDRModern Drama2HTML version
EN2MC1Modernism and Modern Poetry2HTML version
EN2MC2Modernity, Crisis and Narrative Fiction2HTML version
EN2NCNNineteenth Century Novel2HTML version
EN2RDRRenaissance Drama2HTML version
EN2RTCRenaissance Texts and Cultures2HTML version
EN2SHShakespeare2HTML version
EN2PSShakespeare (eve)2HTML version
AT2SVAStudy Visit Abroad including Career Management Skills2HTML version
EN2PRRThe Eighteenth Century: Restoration to Romantics (eve)2HTML version
EN2EREThe English Renaissance Epic2HTML version
EN2PREThe English Renaissance Epic (eve)2HTML version
AT2C1GUS Cinema: Studies in Genre2HTML version
EN2WW1Women's Writing and Feminist Theory 12HTML version
EN2PW1Women's Writing and Feminist Theory 1 (eve)2HTML version
EN2WW2Women's Writing and Feminist Theory 22HTML version
EN2WA1Writing America 12HTML version
AT2WR1Writing America 12HTML version
EN2WA2Writing America 22HTML version
EN3PAFEAmerican Fiction Chopin to Carver: Essay Module (eve)3HTML version
EN3AFAmerican Fiction: Chopin to Carver3HTML version
AT3AFCAmerican Fiction: Chopin to Carver3HTML version
EN3PAFAmerican Fiction: Chopin to Carver (eve)3HTML version
AT3APBAmerican Poetry: Bishop to Dove3HTML version
EN3APAmerican Poetry: Bishop to Dove3HTML version
AT3AARAnglo-American Relations, 1939-the present day3HTML version
EN3ALArthurian Literature: Malory to T.H. White3HTML version
EN3BHBook History - clay tablets to computers3HTML version
EN3SFBritish Science Fiction3HTML version
EN3CLChildren's Literature3HTML version
EN3CAMClassic American Writers3HTML version
AT3CAWClassic American Writers3HTML version
EN3CDContemporary Drama3HTML version
AT3COFContemporary Fiction3HTML version
AT3HCSContextualised Personal Study Year 33HTML version
EN3DLDarwin's Legacies3HTML version
EN3DDDecadence and Degeneration: Literature of the 1880s and 1890s3HTML version
EN3DFDetective Fiction3HTML version
EN3DICDickens3HTML version
AT3DISDissertation3HTML version
EN3DISDissertation3HTML version
EN3GERDissertation Commencement for students following the BA in English3HTML version
EN3DIFDissertation English and Film & Theatre3HTML version
EN3DIPDissertation English and Politics3HTML version
EN3GJDDissertation for students following the BA in English and German3HTML version
AT3DFTDocumentary Film & Television3HTML version
EN3ETWElizabethan Travel Writing3HTML version
EN3FIFictions of India3HTML version
AT3HS1Fine Art Studio 33HTML version
EN3TTCFrom Troy to Camelot: Medieval Romance3HTML version
EN3GPGender and Power in Restoration Literature3HTML version
EN3GDNGothic Dreams and Nightmares3HTML version
EN3HPHarold Pinter3HTML version
EN3HJHenry James3HTML version
AT3HJAHenry James3HTML version
EN3HFHolocaust Fiction3HTML version
EN3HSHorrid (S)laughter on the Seventeenth-Century Stage3HTML version
AT3INTIntegrating America? Immigrants in America, c.1815-19453HTML version
EN3JAJane Austen and The Courtship Novel3HTML version
EN3PJAJane Austen and The Courtship Novel (eve)3HTML version
AT3JAFJewish American Fiction3HTML version
EN3LALiterature of Adultery3HTML version
EN3SC2Literature of Science Essay3HTML version
EN3MATMargaret Atwood3HTML version
AT3ATWMargaret Atwood3HTML version
EN3PMAMargaret Atwood (eve)3HTML version
EN3MDNMedieval Dream Narratives3HTML version
EN3MSFModern Scottish Fiction: From Jean Brodie to Trainspotting3HTML version
EN3POLNineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Political Fiction3HTML version
EN3NAFNineteenth-Century American Fiction: Realism to Naturalism3HTML version
AT3FRNNineteenth-Century American Fiction: Realism to Naturalism3HTML version
AT3NTANorth American Theatre, A3HTML version
EN3NIMNovels of Immigration and Black British Fiction3HTML version
EN3OE2Old English 23HTML version
EN3SLAPerspectives on Slavery3HTML version
AT3POPPopular Protest and Political Change in America, 1930-19803HTML version
EN3BPDPostwar British Political Drama3HTML version
EN3QUQueer Theory3HTML version
EN3CWFRefiguring Identities: Canadian Women's Fiction3HTML version
EN3RWWRenaissance Women Writing 1575-16253HTML version
EN3PBSRevolutionary Romantics: Shelley and his Successors3HTML version
EN3SPShakespeare and his Contemporaries in Performance3HTML version
EN3SHShakespeare and History3HTML version
EN3SRShakespeare and Romance3HTML version
EN3PSRShakespeare and Romance (eve)3HTML version
EN3STShakespeare and Theory3HTML version
AT3SC1Slavery and Slave Culture in the Antebellum USA, A & B3HTML version
AT3SC2Slavery and Slave Culture in the Antebellum USA, B3HTML version
EN3CCThe craft of courtship in Tudor and early Stuart England3HTML version
AT3DPPThe Domestic Politics of US Foreign Policy in the Twentieth Century3HTML version
EN3SCIThe Literature of Science3HTML version
AT3MUFThe Musical in Film3HTML version
AT3MFAThe Musical in Film and Theatre3HTML version
AT3ND1The New Deal: The USA and the Legacy of the Great Depression, 1933-1946, A & B3HTML version
AT3ND2The New Deal: The USA and the Legacy of the Great Depression, 1933-1946, B3HTML version
EN3NMWThe Novel in the Material World 1750-19143HTML version
EN3RGThe Roots of Gothic: 1580-17653HTML version
EN3LECThe Roots of Romanticism: Later Eighteenth-Century Poetry3HTML version
EN3THThomas Hardy3HTML version
AT3C2AUS Cinema since the 1960s, A3HTML version
AT3FDPUS Foreign and Defence Policy since 19503HTML version
EN3VECVictorian and Edwardian Children's Fantasy3HTML version
EN3VSNVictorian Sensation Novels3HTML version
EN3VWVirginia Woolf3HTML version
EN3WPWar Poetry3HTML version
AT3WR2Writing America 23HTML version
AT3NAWWriting the North American Wilderness3HTML version
EN3NAWWriting the North American Wilderness3HTML version
EN3YJYeats and Joyce3HTML version
ENMB3Body DissertationMHTML version
ENMCHFChildren's Film, Television, and RadioMHTML version
ENMCHCCommonwealth Children's Literature (Australia, New Zealand, Canada)MHTML version
ENMB11Core Module in Critical TheoryMHTML version
ENMTHEDeath and the Early Modern EnglishwomanMHTML version
ENMCHDDissertationMHTML version
ENMTHDDissertationMHTML version
ENMVDDissertationMHTML version
ENMVESEssayMHTML version
ENMTHGGender, Colonization and Conflicting Cultures in Early Modern DramaMHTML version
ENMVFGInnovations in Form and GenreMHTML version
ENMTHIIntroduction to Texts in History and LiteratureMHTML version
ENMB24Language and TextMHTML version
ENMVSCLiterature and the New ScienceMHTML version
ENMCHMMyth and Folktale in Children's LiteratureMHTML version
ENMVEMNation and EmpireMHTML version
ENMCH9Nineteenth Century Children's LiteratureMHTML version
ENMCHNNorth American Children's LiteratureMHTML version
ENMB21PerformanceMHTML version
ENMCHPPopular Forms of Children's FictionMHTML version
ENMCHEPost-Graduate Diploma EssayMHTML version
ENMB12Research Methods ModuleMHTML version
ENMTHSSkills and Methods in History and LiteratureMHTML version
ENMTHWSoldiers' Stories: Writing about War in Late-Tudor EnglandMHTML version
ENMTHOThe Beggar's OperaMHTML version
ENMB23The Body under Science and TechnologyMHTML version
ENMTHVThe Social Transmission of VerseMHTML version
ENMCHTTheory of Children's LiteratureMHTML version
ENMTHTTurks and Drama in Early Modern EnglandMHTML version
ENMCH2Twentieth Century Children's LiteratureMHTML version
ENMB22Visualising the BodyMHTML version

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