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Analysing Horrorlevel 4 10 credits This module introduces students to the significant and evolving media genre across film, television, literature and digital culture. Students will examine how horror creates emotional responses such as fear, suspense and disgust through narrative, imagery, sound and performance. |
Yes |
Dystopian Literaturelevel 4 10 credits This practical creative and critical writing course explores the genre of dystopian literature, examining its increasing popularity. |
Yes |
Magical Realismlevel 4 10 credits This course introduces students to Magical Realism as a literary genre, tracing the origins of the form through to contemporary fiction. |
Yes |
Inside Literaturelevel 4 10 credits Learn to read novels, poetry and plays reflectively and analytically through a range of dark, disturbing and dystopian perspectives. |
Yes |
Japanese Literature 2: A Closer Looklevel 4 10 credits Surveying a wide variety of genres, including anime, romance, crime, and science fiction, students will analyse the English translations of some of Japan’s leading writers and artists, asking questions about who we are and how we respond and relate to otherness and our environment. |
Yes |