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Masters

University of Liverpool

English Literature: Renaissance and Eighteenth-Century Literature MA

Name: English Literature: Renaissance and Eighteenth-Century Literature MA
Price: £5850 GBP

UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL

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Full time | Liverpool Campus | 1 year | SEP-25

Study mode

Full time

Duration

1 year

Start date

SEP-25

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Qualification type

MA - Master of Arts

Subject areas

Literature: Specific Periods Modern History (17th To 20th Century) (Uk) Eighteenth Century English Literature English Language

Course Summary

The Renaissance and 18th-Century Literature MA Pathway draws together two of the richest and most fascinating periods in English literary history, encouraging you to think of them as being both in continuity and in contest with one another. The Renaissance and Eighteenth-Century Literature MA pathway covers writers such as Shakespeare, Marlowe, Cavendish, Pope, Swift, Behn and Equiano, and offers modules that consider: how literature responded and contributed to major social and political developments such as the rise of international travel, slavery and empire (including the role of Liverpool in that process) the transition from Renaissance alchemy to modern science the literary contests fought over form and style across both periods the theory and practice of scholarly editing and Shakespeares dialogue with both contemporaries and later eighteenth-century adapters.Drawing upon the Departments significant research and teaching strengths in these periods in Renaissance and Eighteenth-Century Literature, the pathway also offers the opportunity to visit local cultural institutions such as the Walker Art Gallery and International Slavery Museum.Conversation with other students and researchers through departmental talks, seminars, conferences, and associated research centres such as the Liverpool Medieval and Renaissance Research Centre and the Eighteenth-Century Worlds Centre will help you situate that reading within a thriving academic context.

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Course fees for UK students

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£11,700

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Course fees for EU and international students

For this course (per year)

£24,100

Entry requirements

You will normally need a 2:1 honours degree, or above, or equivalent. This degree should be in English studies or a related subject.

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