M.A. in Translation and Transcultural Studies 2014-5
TIMETABLE
While the two core modules (EN964 and EN971) are compulsory, students are free to
choose their remaining two modules from among the modules offered by the MA in
Translation, Writing and Cultural Difference (housed in the School of Modern Languages)
and the other MA modules offered by English & Comparative Literary Studies. Unfortunately,
it may not be possible for students to take their first choice options in every case, and we
may need to make changes in the programme in the event of unforeseen circumstances. If
students from outside the department wish to take one of the English modules they should
inform the English Graduate Secretary as well as their own Graduate Secretary by the
Wednesday of Week 1.
MODULES
You will be asked to give 1st and 2nd choices for your option modules, as upper and lower
limits may be placed on numbers.
Autumn Term
Monday
1.00-3.00
Tuesday
Wednesday
Ross Forman
4.00-6.00
5.00-7.00
11.00-1.00
Graeme Macdonald
Teresa Grant
Chantal Wright
2.00-4.00
Kate Astbury
(French)
Tony Howard
Elizabeth Clarke
Stephen Shapiro
4.00-6.00
10.00-12.00
3.00-5.00
Thursday
3.00-5.00
5.00-7.00
4.00-6.00
Friday
4.00-7.00
12.00-2.00
John Fletcher
Rashmi Varma
Christopher
Campbell/Michael
Niblett
David Vann
Leila Rasheed
12.00-2.00
Christian Smith
LITERATURE OF THE ASIAN
DIASPORA
PETROFICTION
DRAMA AND PERFORMANCE THEORY
TRANSLATION STUDIES IN THEORY &
PRACTICE
INTRODUCTION TO PAN
ROMANTICISMS
BRITISH DRAMATISTS
SHAKESPEARE & HIS SISTER
WORLD LITERATURE & WORLD
LITERARY SYSTEMS
FREUD’S METAPSYCHOLOGY
FEMINIST LITERARY THEORY
THE CARIBBEAN: LITERATURE &
GLOBAL MODERNITY
NON FICTION WRITING WORKSHOP
WRITING FOR CHILDREN & YOUNG
PEOPLE
SHAKESPEARE IN HISTORY
Spring Term
Monday
Tuesday
10.00-12.00
5.00-7.00
11.00-1.00
11.00-1.00
1.00-3.00
4.00-6.00
Wednesday
Thursday
10.00-12.00
11.00-1.00
11.00-1.00
4.00-6.00
4.00-6.00
5.00-7.00
11.00-1.00
11.00-1.00
4.00-6.00
Paul Prescott
Teresa Grant
Chantal Wright
Jonathan Skinner
Maureen
Freely/Andrew
Williams
Chantal
Wright/Others
Gemma Goodman
Michael Hulse
Christina
Britzolakis
Rashmi Varma
Carol Rutter
Ian Sansom
Stephen Ross
Tara Puri
Christopher
Campbell/Michael
Niblett
REVIEWING SHAKESPEARE
DEVELOPMENT OF ENGLISH DRAMA
1558-1659
LITERARY TRANSLATION & CREATIVE
(RE-) WRITING IN A GLOBAL
CONTEXT
ECOPOETICS
WRITING ABOUT HUMAN RIGHTS &
INJUSTICE
PRACTICE OF LITERARY
TRANSLATION
SEXUAL GEOGRAPHIES
CROSSING BORDERS
POETICS OF URBAN MODERNISM
POSTCOLONIAL THEORY
SHAKESPEARE IN PERFORMANCE
SEVEN BASIC PLOTS
TOPICS IN AMERICAN POETRY
VICTORIAN MATERIALITIES
THE CARIBBEAN: READING THE
WORLD ECOLOGY
Friday
NOTE the locations of where seminars will be taught will be available by the beginning of
term.