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Along with such resources and intellectual contexts, the research environment for doctoral candidates in Criticism and Culture provides an intellectual framework for dialogue across the range of interests represented in the Faculty of English and for dialogue with other Faculties both within and beyond the Humanities.Ê

Building on the innovative M.Phil. in Criticism and Culture, the research environment for the Ph.D in Criticism and Culture actively enables a wide range of different kinds of research.

The M.Phil in Criticism and Culture is a ground-breaking taught graduate programme, which draws on inter-disciplinary and theoretically inflected approaches. It encourages students to explore concepts and problems across boundaries, disciplines and historical periods, use their research to offer novel combinations of writing and thinkig and pursue problems that generate new kinds of criticism.

ÊCriticism and Culture students frequently work across conventional period boundaries and literary categories. Past and current research projects address, among other things, topics in poetics, visual culture, post-colonial and global literatures and eco-poetics, and draw together literature and science, screen media and the digital humanities.

While there is no imperative to be or become inter-disciplinary, comparative or theoretical, and while much of the work in Criticism and Culture remains productively within the traditional range of English studies, Criticism and Culture nevertheless seeks to support and nurture research that might need to explore the boundaries of disciplines and traditional categories.