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• Disrupting Norms: The Intersection of Gender and Sexuality in Bernardine Evaristo’s Girl, Woman, Other
• Petrarchan Lovers in Renaissance Romance: Orlando Furioso by Ludovico Ariosto
• 10:04 by Ben Lerner
• Yes, We’re All… Individuals? Atomistic Individualism in Theological Anthropology
• Christian Ethics in Contemporary Society
• The Duality of David
• The Neorealism and Economics of Umberto D.
• To what extent can Santa Anna be blamed for the outcome of the Mexican-U.S. War (1846- 1848)?
• WHY IS FEMINISM CENTRAL TO IR?
• Goldsmith and Posner (2005, 3) argue that ‘international law emerges from states acting rationally to maximise their interests.’ Do you agree?
• Organizational Studies, Individual Report
• Advertising and Marketing Communications, Final Essay
• Advertising and Marketing Communications
• International Business Individual Report
• Embodied Experience of a Walk
• Y’a Bon: Banania and Perceiving Racial Difference
• The impact of colonial development on the lives of Africans
• To what extent is diplomacy in the digital era different from diplomacy in previous eras?
• Edmund Burke’s ‘Speech on Fox’s East India Bill’
• A Day At The Beach
• The Post-Woman: The Cyborg as a Feminist Figuration
• What, according to early medieval authors, constitutes monstrosity?
• The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
• How far did More’s Utopia subvert the central principles of Renaissance Humanism?
• What is the most significant challenge facing the world, and why?
• Is State Sovereignty an Illusion?
• How does Austen present dislikeable women in Mansfield Park and Emma and to what extent do these characters conform to/ challenge contemporary views as to the role of women in society?
• QUANTIFYING THE SOCIAL IMPACT OF INTANGIBLE HERITAGE: A Case Study of U.S. Civil War Songs
• Should we avoid using generics in public discourse?
• How is desire represented in Luis Cernuda’s Los placeres prohibidos?
• The use of the first-person in Gabriela Wiener’s Sexografías
• AI Image Generators Are Biased: Against Kathryn Wojtkiewicz’s Defence of Intentional Control in AI Image Generators
• Growing Decay: Understanding the Monstrosity and Popularity of Nurgle Miniatures in Warhammer 40,000
• The Conception of Impostor Syndromes and Potential Remedies
• Leaders of the Global Revolution? China and liberation movements, 1949-1989
• Exploring variation in ethnicity across England and Wales
• Ethnicity Attitudes: Unveiling Scotland’s Perspective within the UK
• “Having intra-generational relationships without relationality [in] space is like having tea without sugar: it’s just tasteless”
• The God-Trick, or Treat: Reflecting on Donna Haraway
• An Argentine Antigone: Griselda Gambaro’s Antígona Furiosa
• Does it make a difference if the subject of an ancient biography has already written an account of their own life?
• Decolonising Conservation Theory to Combat Climate Change: The Removal and Rewilding of Yellowstone Wolves
• The portrayal of class and social mobility in Sam Selvon’s The Lonely Londoners
• Hybridity, Romanticism, Gender: Subversion in Toru Dutt’s Ancient Ballads and Legends of Hindustan
• “China’s legitimacy is hinged upon its economic performance” Discuss with reference to specific examples.
• Prevent has been criticized for justifying the targeting of the Muslim population within the UK. Has Prevent and UK counter-terrorism policy been effective or has it backfired?
• Bearing in mind the relation between the text and its contemporary contexts, in what respects do the intersecting narratives of NW extend our understanding of identity?
• The Victorian Reception of Thomas Hardy’s 1895 Novel Jude the Obscure
• How does Horace reconcile his Carpe Diem theme with the desire for poetic fame?
• Strange Friends and Friendly Strangers: Practices of Care, Intimacy and Friendship Online
• The greatest changes to the character of war that have taken place between the Napoleonic Period and the present day: social or technological?
• Moral and Political Controversies- Criticism of Borders
• Moral and Political Controversies- Kant Essay
• Signifiers of Temptation: Edgar Degas and Charles Baudelaire’s Fetishization of Cotton and Hair Textures
• Lifecourse Happy Families: A review paper of the relationship between Wellbeing and Parenthood
• Reviewing REDD+ and the VGGTs as Tropical Postcolonial Forest Governance Policies of the FAO
• Professional Live Performance Analysis: Scottish Ballet’s Coppélia
• Close reading of E.M Forster’s ‘Maurice’ (1971)
• A Call to Arms 呐喊
• ‘Roses flowering; and the garden full of lust’: Floral Imagery and Sapphic Desire in Virginia Woolf’s Fiction
• ‘Ideology represents the imaginary relationship of individuals to their real conditions of existence’ (Louis Althusser). Discuss how one or more of the texts we have read performs ideological work of the kind Althusser identifies.
• Impacts of Language Policy on Conflict: Comparing India and Sri Lanka
• The Riddles of Knowledge
• How does Elizabeth Cary treat love in The Tragedy of Mariam?
• L’insécurité alimentaire: les Français en ont ras le bol (éditorial)
• Photography: The Surrealist Ideal
• Republican Sublimity in John Milton’s ‘Second Defence of the English People’
• What was the significance of the Catholic Church in the governance of France during the period 1715-1789?
• How did one’s gender affect the lived experience of a dictatorship?: Nazi Germany and Francoist Spain
• Research Essay: ‘Should museums avoid controversy or not?’
• Faster than what? What are the impacts of capitalism on the everyday?
• Can Non-Intentional Moods Be Rational?
• Extending the ExM: Extended Emotional Dispositions
• What is the best account of how we gain moral knowledge? Defend your answer
• Agape Love and the Problem of Respect
• Faith and Second-Wave Feminism: How American Women Found Power in the Church
• Examine and explain The Use of Finance to Control International Relations.
• Dr. Daves and the Canon of Meritocracy
• How have histories of colonialism and empire, in the context of India, shaped literature and popular culture’s depiction of gender stereotypes?
• To what extent can we witness a crisis of Roman identity in civil war in Lucan’s Bellum Civile and Tacitus’ Histories?
• Opinion: Ukraine’s 2019 Language Law Stands for Protection, not Discrimination
• Understanding the St Eustace Reliquary What Spolia Reveals About Classical Reception in the Middle Ages
• Giotto’s The Stigmatisation of St Francis
• La Pierre Vivante et La Plume de la plume
• Slobodan Milošević’s Role in the Break-up of Yugoslavia
• What is Military Professionalism and argue whether or not it guarantees productive Civil-Military relations
• How significant is Berlin and Kay’s work on linguistic relativity and colour determinism?
• Between nostalgia and modernity: exploring place within Ivon Hitchens’ Winter Walk series (1948)
• Discuss the possibilities offered by Afropolitanism
• An Examination into the Aesthetic Potential of Disability Theatre using Kaite O’Reilly’s peeling
• What defines ‘religion’ as an anthropological field of study?
• Are the problems of moral and aesthetic testimony a unified problem?
• Roadside Picnic: Cold War Anxieties and Cultural Legacies
• A Late-Nineteenth-Century Carved Ivory Tusk from the Loango Coast
• Cutting Traditional Painting: Iconoclasm in Lucio Fontana and Madi’s Praxis and Theories
• Envisioning a Renewal of a Fractured Society in Vera Chytilová’s Daisies (Scene from shots 54:18 – 57:54)
• What do we mean when we say that transnational communities are double-rooted?
• With reference to one Victorian novel on the module, discuss the ways in which the author of the novel uses objects to convey character and the ways in which characters within the novel use objects to construct public personae and assert status and belonging. Discuss as well how reliable and successful these material constructions of identity are presented as being.
• Write a magazine review in a suitable 19th century mode (think Blackwood’s Magazine) of Waverley, the Confessions or Kidnapped, and then a scholarly essay that either disagrees with or substantiates the content of that review.
• Was there a women’s revolution in the 1790s in France?