Term 1

Week 1 (2 Oct): Introduction (Rashmi Varma) Link opens in a new window

Week 2 (9 Oct): The Library (Christine Emmett) Link opens in a new window

Week 3 (16 Oct): The Canon (Tomos Hughes) Link opens in a new window

Week 4 (23 Oct): The Writer (Dan Katz) Link opens in a new window

Week 5 (30 Oct): The Reader (Stefano Bellin)

Week 6 (6 Nov): READING WEEK (No lecture)

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Week 7 (13 Nov): Disciplining English (Rashmi Varma)Link opens in a new window

Week 8 (20 Nov): Decolonising English (Rashmi Varma)ink opens in a new window

Week 9 (27 Nov): The University (Ross Forman)Link opens in a new window

Week 10 (4 Dec): The Library of World Literature (Christine Emmett)Link opens in a new window

Term 2

Week 1 (8 Jan): The Digital Humanities (Christine Emmett & digital presentation)TLink opens in a new window

Week 2 (15 Jan): Publishing, Prizes, Prestige (Christine Emmett)Link opens in a new window

Week 3 (22 Jan): Creative Industries (Myka Tucker-Abramson)SLink opens in a new window

Week 4 (29 Jan): Culture, Heritage, Tourism (Mike Niblett)Link opens in a new window

Week 5 (5 Feb): Literature and the 'Me-too' Movement (Mike Niblett)

Week 6 (12 Feb): READING WEEK (No lecture)

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Week 7 (19 Feb): The Writer as Activist (Amulya Gyawali)

Week 8 (26 Feb): Cultural Capital (Christine Emmett)Link opens in a new window

Week 9 (4 Mar): Literature and Social Change (Tomos Hughes) Link opens in a new window

Week 10 (11 Mar): Conclusion (Christine Emmett)