* mandatory
The French department offers the possibility of study across the whole range of French and Francophone language and literature from the middle ages to the present day, as well as in French history, contemporary French institutions, film, politics and philosophy; The English department offers a range and diverse selection of modules, from medieval literature to modern poetry and women's writing; it also offers a diverse approach, from contemporary literary theory to close textual examination and historical scholarship; this programme includes a year in a French-speaking country.
Year 1 examples: Text and performance (an introduction to French theatre and film); revolution and reaction in modern France (an introduction to modern French history); language in time; classical and biblical contexts of English literature; introducing literary theories; medieval literary culture; reading poetry. Year 2 examples: The idea of France; modernity and the city; modern French history; a mad world, my masters (performing culture in Jacobean London); Australian literature and film; creative writing (the novel). Year 3: Year abroad. Year 4 examples: Shadows of enlightenment; Flaubert; French feminist writing; Qu�cois fiction and film across the Canadian bicultural divide; ancient lyric and poetry; autobiography and modern self-representation; Beowulf (heroes and other monsters).
AAA (SQA Higher: AAAAB)
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Sat 1st Sep 2012 |
4 years |
Full time |
The deadline for the receipt of full-tim ..more
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Westminster, WC2R 2LS |
N/A |
£9000 per year |
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*More info: £9000 per year |
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King's College London
English Literature, English Literature Of Specific Periods, French Language
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