理学硕士研究英语文学-苏格兰文学

从邓巴和亨利森的诗歌到詹姆斯·凯尔曼和詹姆斯·肯尼迪的小说，苏格兰文学提出了极为丰富而多样的研究主题，无论是本身就是传统还是与英国，欧洲或世界的互动都被视为传统。文学。无论您是对诗歌，小说还是戏剧，苏格兰启蒙运动的文学方面，现代主义与民族主义之间的关系，沃尔特·斯科特或欧文·威尔士，穆里尔·斯帕克或罗伯特·路易斯·史蒂文森都感兴趣，此计划都会为您提供机会进行在您选择的领域中进行大量有监督的独立研究。我们是世界上最古老的英语文学系，在上一次研究评估练习中，其研究评级被评为5A。我们拥有该地区最大的研究生课程
From the poetry of Dunbar and Henryson to the fiction of James Kelman and A.L. Kennedy, Scottish literature presents an extraordinarily rich and varied subject of study, whether considered as a tradition in its own right or in terms of its interaction with English, European or world literatures. Whether you're interested in poetry, fiction or drama, the literary dimensions of the Scottish Enlightenment, the relationship between modernism and nationalism, Walter Scott or Irvine Welsh, Muriel Spark or Robert Louis Stevenson, this programme offers you the opportunity to undertake a substantial piece of supervised independent research in your chosen area. We are the oldest department of English Literature in the world, and at the last Research Assessment Exercise were awarded the highest research rating possible, of 5A. We have one of the largest graduate programmes in this area in the country and a rich research culture covering all aspects of literatures in English. We offer supervision in all areas of Scottish literature, and have particular strengths in medieval Scottish writing, in comparative approaches to Scottish literature, in Scotland's transatlantic connections, in the relationship between literature and philosophy in Scotland, in 18th and 19th century writing and culture, and in modern and contemporary Scottish literature. The research of staff has made valuable contributions to the areas of literature and philosophy, modernism/postmodernism, medieval and early modern literature, history of the book, romanticism, transatlantic studies and performance studies. English Literature houses the Centre for the History of the Book and is one of the UK's leading forces in this area. It works closely with the Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities and with the National Library of Scotland. The latter's recently acquired Murray Archive is crucial for studies in Romanticism, Book History, Bibliography and Archive Studies.