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Literature and Philosophy
Study in a stimulating environment for creative thinking, open discussion and critical engagement. This course builds on the longstanding tradition of interdisciplinary research and teaching at — . You’ll draw on ideas from literature, philosophy (analytic and…
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English · Language and area studies
Study in a stimulating environment for creative thinking, open discussion and critical engagement. This course builds on the longstanding tradition of interdisciplinary research and teaching at — . You’ll draw on ideas from literature, philosophy (analytic and continental), psychology and intellectual history. You’ll also benefit from activities organised by the Literature and Philosophy Research Network. You have the opportunity to examine central topics at the intersection of philosophy and literature, such as: - the autonomy of the work of art - literature as philosophy - ethics and literature - the experience of reading - style and narrative - modernism and modernity.
Getting in
As the university states it
Degree requirements: You should normally have an upper second-class (2.1) undergraduate honours degree or above. Subject-specific requirements: Your qualification should normally be in a subject relevant to your chosen Masters course. You may also be considered for the course if you have other professional qualifications or experience of equivalent standing. For more information about our entry requirements and English language requirements, please visit our website.
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