Fourth year semester one

These are the core and option courses available for year 4 in semester 1 of session 2020-2021

Fourth Year Semester 1 Core Courses

Course
Global Modernisms: Inter/National Responses to Modernity (Group 1)
  OR Global Modernisms: Inter/National Responses to Modernity (Group 2)
Modern Love  (Group 1)
Modern Love  (Group 2)
Modern Love  (Group 3)
Modernism, Myth and Romance* (Group 1)
  OR Modernism, Myth and Romance* (Group 2)
  OR Modernism, Myth and Romance*  (Group 3)
The Novel in the Romantic Period: Gender, Gothic, and the Nation* (Group 1)
  OR The Novel in the Romantic Period: Gender, Gothic, and the Nation* (Group 2)
Victorian Transatlanticism

Full details of all the available core courses in fourth year can be found here:

 

Fourth Year Semester 1 Option Courses

Course
American Carnage: Riot Narratives in the United States
Bertol Brecht (LLC Common Course)
Black American Fiction
Contemporary American Fiction (Group 1)
Contemporary American Fiction (Group 2)
Contemporary Postcolonial Writing     [not running in session 2020-21]
Creative Writing Part I: Poetry (combined with Y3)*
Decolonization and the Novel 
Digital Humanities for Literary Studies
Fiction and Espionage* (Group 1)
  OR Fiction and Espionage* (Group 2)
Global LGBT Fiction
Latin America: History and Culture entwined (LLC Common Course)
Medicine in Literature 1: Illness Narratives Through History
Modern Poetry 1922-27
Poetry and the English Question
 Reality Hunger: Image and Appetite in Contemporary Fiction
Sex, Seduction and Sedition in Restoration Literature
Shakespeare's Sister: Archival Research and the Politics of the Canon
The Long Summer 
The Politics of Difficulty in Twentieth Century Literature
The Reign of Terror: Fear and Loathing in Romantic Literature
Writing Contemporary Femininities: Experiments in Waywardness* (Group 1)
Writing Contemporary Femininities: Experiments in Waywardness* (Group 2)

Courses marked with an asterisk have a Scottish emphasis

Full details of all the available option courses in fourth year can be found here:

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