Aristotle perhaps didn’t go far enough when he said that tragedy was more philosophic than history, concentrating as it does on what might be rather than merely on what had been. He might have gone on ...

What is a literature review? A literature review is a comprehensive study and interpretation of the literature (articles, studies, journals) for a specific topic (Aveyard 2014). The primary role of ...

The study of English literature focuses mainly on analysis, debate and critical theorising about a large number of published works, be they novels, poems, plays or other literary works. Given this ...

Study literature and other cultural works, as well as linguistics, and creative writing. The immersion is flexible in order to accommodate student interest in areas such as specific literary ...

This body of research runs into an age-old stumbling block that continues to dog those who study literature: What—if anything—makes a text “literary?” The “literary” stories in Kidd ...

English grammar and vocabulary happen to be the common ground for all the students of English whether they study: literature or linguistics; old or new syllabi; curriculum of this university or that.

Christopher Schaberg finds plenty of reasons to worry in his new book, The Work of Literature in an Age of Post-Truth (Bloomsbury). But he also sees reasons why literary study is more important than ...

Linguistics is often called "the science of language," the study of the human capacity to communicate and organize thought using different tools (the vocal tract for spoken languages, hands for sign ...

Intriguing, right? Delve deeper into the allure of an English literature degree and discover how this seemingly niche field of study could be your passport to a rich, diverse and successful career.