This module is not currently running in 2024 to 2025.
The topic of the dissertation will usually be based on, and develop from, work undertaken on one or more of the four coursework modules undertaken in the course of the MA.
Total contact hours: 9
Dissertation (12,000 words) - 100%
To be determined by the individual student in consultation with the supervisor, but broadly based on the year's work across the whole MA.
See the library reading list for this module (Canterbury)
Students will be able to demonstrate close-reading skills through the analysis of a range of literary and theoretical works from a variety of historical moments and cultural contexts;
Student will be able to demonstrate clear expression of carefully considered and carefully referenced independent views on works from distinct literary traditions;
Students will be able to demonstrate skills acquired on coursework modules, including analytical evaluations, communicative skills and the use of information;
Students will be able to demonstrate the ability to undertake independent research in the area of French studies and, as appropriate, in the area of Comparative Literature.
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