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Adaptation: Textual Afterlives
ENGS434
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Adaptation: textual afterlives
ENGS518
Module
Apartheid and After: Twentieth Century South Africa
HIST609
Module
Atlantic Slavery: Nineteenth-Century Representations
ENGS614
Module
Black British Culture
ENGS519
Module
Cinematic Identities: gender, class and race
MEST409
Module
Civil Rights in North America
HIST626
Module
Contemporary Apocalyptic Fictions
ENGS721
Module
Contemporary Caribbean Writing
ENGS722
Module
Contemporary Genre: (Re)Presenting the Twenty-First Century
ENGS715
Module
Contemporary Genres
ENGS629
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Contemporary Gothic
ENGS702
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Contemporary Literary Studies
ENGS430
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Contemporary Literature
ENGS736
Module
Creative Criticism
ENGS738
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Creative Criticism
ENGS723
Module
Creative Professional Portfolio - Pitching & Submitting
CREA512
Module
Creative Professional Portfolio - The Art of Presentation
CREA423
Module
Creative Professional Portfolio - The Writer & Audience
CREA608
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Creative Professional Portfolio - Writing Industry
CREA511
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Creative Professional Portfolio - Writing Reflections
CREA422
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Creative Professional Portfolio - Your Creative Future
CREA607
Module
Creative Writing
ENGS619
Module
Creative Writing
ENGS515
Module
Critical Reading 1
ENGS420
Module
Cultural Crossings: Race, Writing and Resistance
ENGS625
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Dissertation
ENGS636
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Dissertation
ENGS703
Module
Doris Lessing: Narrating Nation and Identity
ENGS701
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Dusk of Nations: The Fin de Siècle
ENGS633
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Early Modern Comedy: Carnival and Desire
ENGS422
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EH 300 Dissertation
ENGS611
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Eighteenth-Century Fictions
ENGS419
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ENG3: Gothic Contemporaries: Haunting, Vampirism, Transgression
ENGS624
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English and Media Dissertation
ENGS626
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English and Media Theory: Theory, Text, Performance
ENGS508
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English Literature Dissertation
ENGS616
Module
Experimental Writing
ENGS632
Module
Haunted Narratives
ENGS425
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Haunting the Contemporary: the Ghost Story in 20th and 21st Century Fiction
ENGS704
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Imagining India
ENGS724
Module
India Shining: Secularism, Globalization, and Contemporary Indian Culture
ENGS705
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Interdisciplinary Theory and Practice
ENGS511
Module
Interpreting New Media
MEST411
Module
Intertextuality and Adaptation
ENGS627
Module
Introduction to Writing Poetry
ENGS423
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Journeys and Discoveries: Travel, tourism and exploration 1768-1996
ENGS706
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L5 Applied Humanities: Live-Brief Learning
ENGS514
Module
Life Writing
ENGS617
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Literature and Disability
ENGS630
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Literature and History
ENGS737
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Literature in Practice
ENGS725
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Literature of the Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries: Alienation and Dystopia
ENGS505
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Literatures of Romanticism
ENGS510
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Major Project
ENGS726
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Masculinity and the Long Eighteenth Century
ENGS618
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Media Interactions
MEST412
Module
Modern American Drama
ENGS615
Module
Narrative: A Short Introduction
ENGS431
Module
Neoliberal Fictions
ENGS708
Module
Nineteenth-Century Contexts
ENGS512
Module
Other Victorians: The Neo-Victorian Contemporary Novel
ENGS709
Module
Poetry
ENGS426
Module
Poetry and Poetics
ENGS710
Module
Politics and Culture in the Era of Depression and War
HIST602
Module
Post-structuralist Theory: Foucault and Derrida
ENGS711
Module
Postcolonial Cities
ENGS635
Module
Postcolonial Literature
ENGS522
Module
Postcolonial Writing
ENGS503
Module
Postmillennial Gothic
ENGS717
Module
Real Men? British Masculinities, 1850-1950
HIST604
Module
Research Module
ENGS801
Module
Rewritings
ENGS718
Module
Screenwriting
ENGS523
Module
Sea and Society since 1750
HIST620
Module
Shakespearean Drama
ENGS436
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Shakespearean Tragedy
ENGS621
Module
Short Stories
ENGS437
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Space-place-environment
ENGS719
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Subjects of Elizabeth: History, Narration, Identity
ENGS612
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Texts and Theories
ENGS421
Module
The Art of Creative Writing
ENGS735
Module
The Creative Writing Project
ENGS628
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The Creative Writing Project
ENGS637
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The Eighteenth Century: Revolutions in Writing
ENGS520
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The Gothic: Literature, Culture, Theory
ENGS622
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The new Yorkshire novel
ENGS716
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The Novel
ENGS435
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The Postcolonial City
ENGS620
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The Twentieth Century: Alienation and Dystopia
ENGS501
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The Victorian Novel
ENGS509
Module
Theory into Practice
ENGS504
Module
Translating Tricksters: Literatures of the Black Atlantic
ENGS714
Module
Travel Writing
ENGS631
Module
Twentieth Century Literature: Alienation and Dystopia
ENGS513
Module
Twentieth-Century Women Novelists: Genre and Gender
ENGS623
Module
Voice and Diversity
ENGS720
Module
Watching the Detectives: Representations of Crime and Policing, c. 1850 to c. 1930
HIST507
Module
Wild Justice: Power, Violence and Identity in Revenge Tragedy
ENGS634
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Writers' Workshop 1
ENGS432
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Writers' Workshop 2
ENGS433
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Writing America
ENGS502
Module
Writing Character:Fiction, Script, Screen
ENGS506
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Writing Drama: Stage and Sound
ENGS639
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Writing Fictions
ENGS516
Module
Writing in a Time of Violence: Literature and Politics in Northern Ireland
ENGS613
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Writing Poetry
ENGS521
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Writing Poetry 2: Voice and Audience
ENGS507
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Writing Poetry: Voice and Audience
ENGS517
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Writing the Short Story
ENGS424
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‘Career Cartographies’: work-integrated learning in the Humanities
ENGS638
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