Anthropology|Applied Linguistics|English Language|History|Intellectual History|Political Economy|Politics|Social Anthropology

This module deals with English in diverse world contexts. It provides a theoretical background to the global spread of English from the perspectives of...

English in Diverse World Contexts (CCME0045)

This module deals with English in diverse world contexts. It provides a theoretical background to the global spread of English from the perspectives of globalization theory, postcolonial theory and the politics and political economy of English as a global language. It examines English as an international language and as a lingua franca, and explores different regions of the world with regard to the historical effects of English in these contexts, mainly through weekly readings from academic journals and books. Regions covered include East Asia, South Asia, Africa and South America. Students taking this module can expect critical engagement in discussions about the role, dominance and diversity of English in the world today. Sessions will be organised around a combination of lectures and group discussions. The module is assessed by a 5000 word written assignment.

This is an obligatory introductory module for all History of Art students and is not normally available to students from outside the department. The module is...

History of Art and its Objects (HART0001)

This is an obligatory introductory module for all History of Art students and is not normally available to students from outside the department. The module is an introduction to a range of skills required to study the History of Art, including the first-hand study of works of art. It is designed to familiarise students with some current debates in the subject, and introduce them to a variety of theoretical positions of which they need to be aware in the course of their degree.

Greek and Latin Study Abroad 1 (CLAS0144)

Ancient History|Ancient Languages and Cultures|Classics|History

Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures. 

Content: An introduction to the study of Greek mythology in its literary, social, historical...