ENGL_PT: Postgraduate modules | Durham University

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Adventures in Reading: Romantic Books and Political Possibilities	ENGL45030	Module
Anti-Capitalist Poetics: Writing and Resisting the Modern World-System	ENGL45630	Module
Blood and Soil: Regionalism and Contemporary US Crime Narrative	ENGL43630	Module
Creative Nonfiction	ENGL45130	Module
Creative Writing Poetry	ENGL43730	Module
Creative Writing Prose Fiction	ENGL43830	Module
Divergence, Deviance, and Disability in Nineteenth-Century Literature	ENGL45430	Module
Elegy: from John Milton to Seamus Heaney	ENGL40530	Module
Illness and Narrative Practices	ENGL45330	Module
James Joyce and the Limits of Literature	ENGL41030	Module
John Milton: Life, Work and Influence	ENGL42530	Module
Literary Masculinity at the Fin-de-Siecle	ENGL53830	Module
Lyric Poetry of the English Renaissance and Reformation	ENGL43430	Module
MA Dissertation	ENGL44790	Module
Middle English Manuscripts and Text	ENGL41130	Module
Modern Poetry	ENGL52730	Module
Modernism and Touch	ENGL43530	Module
Narrative and Thresholds of Consciousness	ENGL45230	Module
Narrative Transformations: Medieval Romance to Renaissance Epic	ENGL53630	Module
Neurodiversity and the Humanities	ENGL45930	Module
Old Norse	ENGL53030	Module
Post War British Drama	ENGL42430	Module
Qualitative Approaches to Digital Humanities	ENGL46015	Module
Qualitative Approaches to Digital Humanities	ENGL46130	Module
Reading as a Writer	ENGL43330	Module
Reading as a Writer: the Workshop	ENGL44030	Module
Reading Medieval Literature	ENGL44930	Module
Reflections On Revolution, 1789-1922	ENGL40930	Module
Renaissance Humanism	ENGL53130	Module
Renaissance Tragedy	ENGL53530	Module
Representing the Self: from Sophocles to the Sopranos	ENGL42030	Module
Romantic and Victorian Labouring-Class Poetry	ENGL44630	Module
Romantic Forms of Grief	ENGL41730	Module
Romanticism and the Forms of Romance	ENGL44430	Module
Second-Generation Romantic Poetry	ENGL52230	Module
Shakespeare in Context	ENGL42130	Module
Shame and Modern Writing	ENGL44530	Module
Short Fiction Today	ENGL44230	Module
Subaltern Futurism: Ecology, Agriculture and World Literature	ENGL46630	Module
T S Eliot	ENGL44330	Module
The Contemporary US Novel	ENGL42730	Module
The Ends of (Renaissance) Literature: From Power to Passion	ENGL44830	Module
The Literatures of Slavery	ENGL40430	Module
The Partition of India: Creative Responses	ENGL46430	Module
The Short Story	ENGL53430	Module
The Uses of Literature: Power to Pleasure	ENGL46530	Module
The Word in the World	ENGL43930	Module
The Writing of Poetry	ENGL40830	Module
Theory and History of the Novel	ENGL45830	Module
Thinking with Things in Victorian Literature	ENGL43130	Module
Thomas Pynchon	ENGL41430	Module
Twentieth-Century Satire	ENGL43030	Module
Warrior Poets in Heroic Societies	ENGL41330	Module
Women and the Novel in the Eighteenth Century	ENGL41930	Module
Women in Victorian Poetry and Painting	ENGL40730	Module
Writing the Body in the Long Twentieth Century	ENGL46230	Module