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"The universe of Dune is set two thousand years from the present day..."
Err, more like 20-25 thousand years, not 2... and as much as I love this IP I don't think an MMO could possibly do it justice. How about something a little more cyberpunk like Neuromancer or Otherland?
UGH!!11 WOT AND ASOFAI are both horrible series (I cannot fathom why people like them so much)
Of the list presented Starship Troopers would be be my first choice. But only if it stuck to the book and totally ignored the movies...
My picks would include:
Bas Lag From China Mieville (Perdidio Street Station, The Scar, Iron Council)
The Hobart Floyt Alacrity FItzughh adventures by Brian Daley (Jinx on a Terran inheritance, Requiem for a ruler of worlds, Fall of the white ship avatar)
The Many Colored Land Series by Julian May (perfect 3 faction pvp game setting)
Edgar Rice Burroughs John Carter of Mars Series
Originally posted by Scot
Interesting read, my only complaint, the works of SK and 'fairy tales' are not a book. Those two were far too vague to be on the list.
Out of morbid curiosity, did you actually read the article where I gave reasons for each of them? For Stephen King, I even suggested a specific series of his. So, actually not vague at all.
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I dont know if it's already been said, 16 threads is a lot. However, George R. R. Martin's series, "A Song of Ice & Fire" would make a wonderful game in my opinion.
Harry Potter is being downed here because its viewed as "too kiddy". You guys have no idea of how dark the series of books evolved to. Further, what do you think all these students are graduating to?
To an MMO company, Harry Potter is a big win if the author will release the licenses. Ready made fan base, expansive world of fantasy potential, different classes based around a wizards expertise and mini games. For marketing its ready made targeted at the casual tween demographic which is huge.
"Why would I want to play Harry Potter?" Because the world could be the same as the Dresden Files (Jim Butcher) in scope. The first thought I had about the Dresdan Files is "Oh, so thats what Harry Potter could grow up to be." Yes, Harry Potter and Harry Dresden are two different properties but the potental in them is still visable.
My votes are for Sci-Fi based properties but if I was blind, I could see the great potential in Harry Potter from marketing stand point. If you can excuss apathy for the development trends and market spin, would you have shares of stock in such a project? I sure as hell would.
Only agree with the Starship Troopers game.
and no, god not a HP mmo!!
Starship Troopers & Dune for sure.
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Originally posted by terrant
Originally posted by lethys
I originally put the Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe,
Narnia is tied up by Disney. We've seen what fantasic MMOs they've put out so far, right?
*sigh* If only it wasn't for Disney...
I was going to suggest this, too. Really surprised there hasn't been much more discussion about it.
But as I think about, races would be hard. Human would be easy: Narnian, Archenlander, or Calormen. But there wouldn't be much skill/appearance difference between Narnia and Archenland. And not much more between Narnian and Calormen. Would you have Talking Beast as a race? How would limit the animal choices? Maybe limit playable choices to humanoid (or part-human) characters? Humans, Dwarves, Centaurs, Minotaur, Marshwiggle, Nymph (not the movie version)? Maybe if you're Human or Dwarf, you could choose a good/evil alignment...
What setting would you use? Pre-White Witch? The Golden Era (reign of the Pevensies)? Something later, maybe during The Last Battle?
This getting harder...
The less you expect, the more you'll be surprised. Hopefully, pleasantly so.
Originally posted by hades302
Originally posted by clwoods
I reiterate that The Dark Tower would be great. A fantasy western mmo hybrid.
I would agree, the setting of The Dark Tower would be a nice change from the current and future fantasy and sci-fi MMOs.
I would add "Coldfire Trilogy" by C. S. Friedman, with the world as it is during the trilogy rather than what it becomes at the end of the series.
Again, I agree. The Dark Tower would be an exceedingly welcome change from the crop of current fantasy based MMO's.
And the Coldfire Trilogy is another one of my personal favorites. It's a good combo of scifi and fantasy, I think the story would work in an MMO format. Good suggestion methinks.
Good riddance NO! None of them should EVER be made into a MMO. The reasons are way too various, and LOTRO shows well why books, however fascinating as book, dont automatically make a good and interesting MMO.
I'd rather see a MMO based on Traveller pen & paper, or *maybe* The Belgariad world of David Eddings.
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I would so love either of those...
The only thing coming to my mind right now is Dresden Files by Jim Butcher.
Overall Lore scale of DF could become into a great mmorpg with some detective elements in quests even. The contrast between Chicago/Earth and Nevernever would make it into one of the most unique mmorpg of all times.
I remember when I finished reading the "Summer Knight" (fourth book of DF book series) a year ago, I always imagined the "ending battle" working perfectly as massive player campaign in some mmorpg game.
If I was the head of some game developer company and wanted to create a mmorpg from which a lot of profit could be brought, my first choice would be Dresden Files.
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Originally posted by Elikal
Good riddance NO! None of them should EVER be made into a MMO. The reasons are way too various, and LOTRO shows well why books, however fascinating as book, dont automatically make a good and interesting MMO.
I'd rather see a MMO based on Traveller pen & paper, or *maybe* The Belgariad world of David Eddings.
While I respect your opinion, I have to disagree. LOTRO itself wasn't all that bad for what it was, not that it kept my attention for long, but than again, what game does?
Anyhow, I think any of those books could be made into a worthy MMO in the right hands. Just as an MMO based on Traveller could be done very well in the right hands, or end up being very uninteresting in the wrong hands. In the end, it really depends on the creative team behind the game that will decide how interesting or uninteresting the gameplay actually is (as interesting as Traveller may be, in the wrong hands, it could be made into a very boring experience). That doesn't just fall on the IP itself (while I do agree some IPs would lend themselves better to an MMO, the creative team and their design will ultimately make or break it).
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Originally posted by mrw0lf
My choice would be the culture novels by Iain M Banks, lots of lore but with so much scope and leaway.
I like them, but they seem like they wouldn't have a cohesive enough set of ideas upon which to develop an MMO. I mean - the Culture is cool, but exactly which parts would be an MMO? It's just too undefined IMO (which works well for the books, but not an MMO).
I understand what you're saying but I guess for me that was the main reason I chose it. I look at many of the other suggestions and while I can see them making good single player game or films imo they are just too restrictive. I always think when devs have just the very, very basics of an idea the better the mmo is.
It would imo be more about instilling the attitude of being a gland using, ai dependant culture citizen pitting their way of life against societies (could also be player chars, there are some very nice examples in the books which I would love to play) that have very different views ideals etc.
I guess its more about stealing bits from the books than actually recreating them. The thing about picking existing IP's is they require a certain adherence to canon and this can only restrict possible gameplay imo. I much prefer total freedom for mechanics with influences for design (skills/profession/back story, etc) and artwork (general look of chars and world).
The Culture books are just great. Above all, they're great literature. And on top of that, they have a solid vision and manage being both passionate and sceptical about their utopia at the same time, which is something very few science fiction books have any more.
Of course, by no means does this make them a good candidate for an MMO. However, their vivid imagination does. Come on, it's got great species, sentient machines that run the whole show behind the curtain, wonderful articificial worlds and plenty lore for designing them, all sorts of interesting games (hey, who wouldn't want to see their characters compete in Azad?)... They've got on-the-fly boosts in the form of glands! Sex changes that take a few months to complete - that's an MMO mechanic right there if I ever saw one!
They've got exploration and first contact strategy in the form of Contact...
They've got political muscle, a universe the history of which is fraught wars and still running system-wide grudges... Hey, they've got ships that name themselves, how cool is that? Here are some hilarious ship names from the books: So Much For Subtlety... Just Read The Instructions... Youthful Indiscretion... Size Isn't Everything... Who's Counting... Hand Me The Gun And Ask Me Again... Come on, you could even play a ship in this game and it would make sense!
One major catch is, they're built on what Banks calls post-scarcity economy, so there's practically no ownership and no currency. But to me, that could be a relief - I'm tired of playing the economy in MMOs anyway.
I also think that the Culture universe would make for a great MMO. The game's setting, in my opinion, shouldn't be within the Culture itself, but in the galaxy that surrounds the Culture. There's great opportunities for Contact and agents of Special Circumstances to be mixing it up with characters from hundreds of species, so many of which have their own unique abilities and political/social agendas. Plus there's so many strange worlds out there, with differing levels of techology (seen so well in Consider Phlebas (sp)).
The Culture itself is post-scarcity, but the rest of the wide Galaxy isn't. That in itself could be turned into a fun to play mechanic, characters that are used to having whatever they need for however long they need it dumped into worlds where scraps of paper must be accumulated to actually purchase what they want... but then, that's probably a concept that would just mystify most gamers.
One of the elements I love about Banks' series is that the AI Minds and Humans were social equals, just with very different specialties. The Minds didn't cater to the humans, the humans didn't cater to the Minds, they were partners (Usually with the Minds pulling the strings behind both Human and Drone motivations). With even some humans (Referrers) able to think just as well as a Mind, if not as often. Which reinforces the ability to play a Ship, Drone, Human, or any other race without a significant disadvantage... though the scope of conflict for each would vary. Which would create a variety of different fields of conflict for PvP, RvR, etc for those interested in such. Imagine a Swarm of 60,000 warships as a boss. (ie: what Sleeper said it wasn't!)
The social dynamics in such a MMO would cover scopes rarely seen in games. The player of a General Service Unit (a starship capable of a population of several hundred million) would want to be interesting and unique enough to attract a population of Culture citizens to use the ship as their home base. General Contact Units (populations ranging from one to thousands) would have the same challenge on a smaller scale... On the opposite end of the spectrum, a number of players could group together to create a ship to live in that was a NPC, more like the guild house or base of most games.
A Culture MMO could allow devs to not only think outside the box, but get away with it, in ways not seen in other games to date.
Unfortunately, no matter how adaptable to an MMO game the Culture universe is, it is still a relative unknown compared to the Star Wars or Star Trek IPs. Those will be getting the investor money to make a difference in development hours and advertising that would make even a very well-designed and sandboxed Culture MMO delegated to obscurity.
I'd still play it, though.
For those interested in what the few of us are going on about, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Culture
PS: While I think Starship Troopers would be the more recognizable IP for an MMO, John Steakley's Armor would be a better universe. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armor_(novel)
I would love to see some of the work of David Eddings turned into an MMO, specifically the Elenium and Tamuli series but I'm not sure it stands apart enough from some of the other fantasy type works out there.
I'm totally off topic here but I'm still waiting for a Space Quest and G.I. Joe MMORPG. I mean come on already....
How's about the World of Judy Blume Online? :P
I'm surprised Narnia wasn't mentioned. Maybe too obvious.
Originally posted by fudi84
Discworld anyone?
a Discworld mmorpg would be great!
Edit the story; lots of grammar mistakes!
People who have to create conspiracy and hate threads to further a cause lacks in intellectual comprehension of diversity.
you know i'm honestly not sure if anyone else mentioned this already, but they ARE making a Wheel of Time mmo.....
It's being published by Red Eagle Games.
The Night's Dawn Trilogy by Peter F. Hamilton would be epic as an MMO...
Amazing history, several races, great factions..
1, H.P lowcraft, = //www.darkdemonscrygaia.com allrdy somwhat in the works.
and way the F, put hary pothead at number one,, the boks are funn, and the story as well, But its realy just a highscool Serie whit som magic in it, The world is simply way to small for a Good mmo, IMO.
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I WANT A SCI-FI MMO!! (NOT EVE, or Fom, or FE)
Originally posted by Oyjord
"Song of Fire and Ice" is the best fantasy literature since, well, for many decades. I'd give my left nut to play an MMORPG in that universe.
"Dune" I'd give my other nut to play.
I would offer both of my nuts in a similar fashion to see those two IPs come to the MMO world.
Sidenote: If the IP "Wheel of Time" is in fact made into an MMO I would hope that the stories internal to the game would progress quicker than the ones in the book. Although I have read all the books, though truly only enjoyed the first four or so, the story was so vast, the characters so numerous and the plot SO SLOW that I simply lost interest in that world.
Don't know if anyone has suggested the Vampire Earth series by E.E. Knight but that whole series screams MMO.
Originally posted by montie1123
I would love to see an MMO based on Jim Butchers Codex Alera.
Yes, oh yes! If I had a third nut I would offer that one for this IP. Clesses, skills and races are already present in that game; it would make a smooth transition into the MMO genre.


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You will need a zipper/cording foot for this tutorial.
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The foot on the right is used to attach rows of cord/braid/beads, not piping.
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This is a member of the Sri Lankan "white curry" family (see also Potato White Curry, page 155 of the book). In typical South Asian fashion, food is never wasted, and the heads and shells of the shrimp are traditionally ground and added to the curry for depth of flavor (or they are ground to a paste, then sun dried or dried in an oven, to be added to another dish). We aren't so conscientious (though we should be), but still this prawn curry comes out tasting great. It's an ideal main course served with rice and a vegetable or two.
About 1 pound medium prawns, fresh or frozen
6 to 10 fresh or frozen curry leaves
1 tablespoon minced garlic or garlic mashed to a paste
1 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon ground fenugreek
1 cup canned or fresh coconut milk
1 cup water
3 green cayenne chiles, finely chopped
1/3 cup minced shallots
1 teaspoon minced ginger or ginger mashed to a paste
1/4 teaspoon turmeric
1 large tomato, cut into 1/2-inch dice
1 to 2 teaspoons fresh lime juice
Rinse, peel, and devein the shrimp. Rinse again, then set aside.
Put all the ingredients except the shrimp and lime juice in a medium heavy pot and bring to a boil over medium-high heat. Lower the heat to medium-low and simmer for 15 minutes, or until the sauce is a little reduced and thickened.
Add the shrimp and cook for 3 to 4 minutes, until they have changed color. Stir in the lime juice and remove from the heat. Taste and adjust the seasonings if necessary. Serve hot.
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European Stocks Retreat as RWE Leads Utilities LowerSofia Horta e Costa
European stocks dropped, following their biggest annual advance since 2009, as utilities declined, while a report showed U.S. manufacturing slowed last month.
RWE AG slipped 3.6 percent after Handelsblatt reported that the German utility may ask shareholders to give it the option to raise capital. CGG SA fell 3 percent after UBS AG lowered its rating on the surveyor of oilfields. Fiat SpA rallied the most since April 2009 after agreeing to buy the rest of Chrysler Group LLC, enabling the Italian and U.S. companies to merge.
The Stoxx Europe 600 Index slipped 0.7 percent to 325.82 at the close in London, its largest decline in two weeks. Global equities soared by $9.6 trillion in 2013 as central-bank bond buying helped the U.S. economy gain momentum, while the euro area emerged from recession. European stocks rallied 17 percent in 2013. Their biggest increase since 2009 sent the Stoxx 600 to 15.4 times its constituents' projected earnings, up from 12.7 times at the beginning of 2013.
"We need to see the European economy and company earnings prove last year's wishful thinking," said Tobias Britsch, who helps oversee about $36 billion at Meriten Investment Management GmbH, in Dusseldorf, Germany. "Countries like France need to show they can turn the page. It's crucial to see earnings growth follow valuation expansion."
In the U.S., the Institute for Supply Management's manufacturing index slipped to 57 in December from 57.3 in November, which was its highest level in more than two years. Figures greater than 50 mean that activity expanded.
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Final readings today confirmed that manufacturing in the euro zone expanded last month at the fastest pace since May 2011, while output in Germany, the currency bloc's largest economy, expanded for a sixth consecutive month. French manufacturing contracted for a 22nd consecutive month.
National benchmark indexes fell in 12 of the 17 western-European markets that opened today. The U.K.'s FTSE 100 Index slipped 0.5 percent, while Germany's DAX and France's CAC 40 dropped 1.6 percent. The VStoxx Index, which measures expected volatility in euro-area stocks, climbed 9.7 percent to 18.93.
RWE slipped 3.6 percent to 25.65 euros after Handelsblatt reported that the German utility will seek approval at its annual general meeting on April 16 to raise capital by as much as 10 percent. The newspaper cited unidentified people close to the company's supervisory board. RWE spokesman Michael Murphy told Bloomberg News that the utility does not plan a capital increase for the forseeable future.
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Joe Girardi confirmed yesterday that Phil Hughes will make two more rehab starts, probably one at Double-A Trenton and one at Triple-A Scranton, after which — assuming everything goes well — he could be back with the Yankees before the All-Star break.
Magic Johnson to take over the Lakers, but will still be part of Dodgers ownership
This is more significant for basketball fans than baseball fans, but Magic Johnson is taking over basketball operations for the Los Angeles Lakers. Dan Feldman over at PBT has the full story on that.
For our purposes, you probably know that Johnson is part of the Dodgers ownership group. Anthony McCullough of the L.A. Times got comment from the Dodgers, saying that despite his new full-time job, his status with the Dodgers will be unchanged:
Maybe I'm alone in this, but I'm not entirely certain what Magic does with the Lakers, so the first clause in Kasten's comment may be doing most of the heavy lifting here.
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Wieters, 30, finished last season hitting .243/.302/.409 with 17 home runs and 66 RBI in 464 plate appearances. The Nationals currently have Derek Norris and Jose Lobaton, so who falls where in the catcher fight in Washington is unclear, but one presumes that Wieters getting a two-year deal puts him at the top of the depth chart.


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American and Canadian Studies
This course gives you the opportunity to gain a comparative overview of English and American literatures and cultures. In American and Canadian studies, you will examine a wide range of novels, poems, plays and autobiographies reflecting the cultural changes in moving from colony to independence to global power. In English you will be able to explore language, literature and drama from Old English to the present day. Depending on your chosen options, you will study poems, novels, plays (in text and performance) and spoken and written language in the media and advertising. At the beginning of year two you may apply to transfer to a four-year degree course with a year spent at a North American university, depending on availability of places and academic performance. You will also extend the process of specialisation and by the end of the degree will be expected to show initiative in your work and independence of judgement.
In American studies, you will be introduced to key themes and issues in American literature, covering major authors, texts and literary movements from the early 1800s to the present day. You will also be introduced to the multidisciplinary nature of American Studies in a module that explores the interaction of literature, media and the broader cultural scene in a Canadian context. In English, you will have a choice of three core modules from the areas of English language, modern English literature, medieval studies and drama.
In American studies, you will broaden your knowledge by undertaking a survey of American thought and culture. Selecting from a range of specialised modules will allow you to study certain periods, events, authors or texts in more depth. In English, you will choose from a wide range of options to develop deeper understanding of the issues and critical approaches across at least two areas of the discipline, depending on what areas of literature, language and drama most interest you.
Students registered for the four-year programme attend a major North American university for one year.
You will extend the process of specialisation and by the end of the degree will be expected to show initiative in your work and have some independence of judgement. In American studies, you will write a dissertation and choose from a selection of advanced level modules in North American history, literature, culture and film. In English, you will choose from a range of advanced-level options enabling you to specialise in key areas.
See also the School of English.
A levels: ABB, including English at A level
IELTS 7.0 (no less than 6.0 in any element)
Students who require extra support to meet the English language requirements for their academic course can attend a presessional course at the Centre for English Language Education (CELE) to prepare for their future studies. Students who pass at the required level can progress directly to their academic programme without needing to retake IELTS.
Please visit the CELE webpages for more information.
We recognise that potential students have a wealth of different experiences and follow a variety of pathways into higher education, so we treat applicants with alternative qualifications (besides A-levels and the International Baccalaureate) as individuals, and accept students with a range of less conventional qualifications including:
This list is not exhaustive, and we consider applicants with other qualifications on an individual basis. The entry requirements for alternative qualifications can be quite specific; for example you may need to take certain modules and achieve a specified grade in those modules. Please contact us to discuss the transferability of your qualification.
For more information, please see the alternative qualifications page.
Typical Year One Modules
In American Studies you will be introduced to a range of themes and issues in American literature and culture. These are explored in historical context and cover the period from American independence to the present day. You will also study major themes in Canadian literature, film and culture. In English, you will have a choice of three core modules from the areas of English language, modern English literature, medieval studies and drama.
This interdisciplinary module offers an introduction to Canadian cultural studies through an examination of selected literary, film and visual texts. These cultural texts will be situated in their appropriate historical, political, regional and national contexts. While some reference will be made to earlier periods, the focus will be predominantly on the twentieth century. Particular attention will be devoted to confronting problems of cultural definition, and the construction and deconstruction of cultural stereotypes. Examples of possible topics for discussion include the wilderness, migration, Native culture, bilingualism and biculturalism versus multiculturalism, the emergence of cultural nationalism, popular culture, and Canada's relationship to the U.S. You will have around 4 hours per week in lectures, seminars and workshops.
An introductory survey of major American literature, exploring a wide range of nineteenth-century American writers of fiction and poetry. You will also address questions raised about the nature of the 'canon' raised by recent critics. Around four hours per week will be spent in lectures and seminars studying this module.
A general survey of American Literature from 1900 to the present, you'll study a selection of American fiction, poetry and drama, with a variety of writers considered. Examples may include: Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Gerald Vizenor, Robert Frost, Sylvia Plath, Eugene O'Neill and David Mamet. You'll spend around 4 hours per week in lectures and seminars for this module.
English Modules You may choose three out of four modules
This module considers the main forms and functions of English vocabulary, grammar and discourse and explores how they are used in real social and cultural contexts. You will look at how language is used for different purposes and how people use language to reveal and conceal social realities as well other topics surrounding language and context. For this module you will have a one-hour lecture and a one-hour seminar per week.
You will be introduced to the language, literature and culture of medieval England and study Old and Middle English texts. In this module you will familiarise yourself with the knowledge needed for reading and understanding medieval texts. In addition you will be introduced to the basics of grammar and spelling conventions. For this module you will have two 1-hour lectures and one 1-hour seminar per week.
This module will introduce some of the core skills necessary for literary studies through focus on specific poetry and prose texts. You will address topics including: close reading, constructing an argument and handling critical material. For this module you will have a combination of lectures and seminars.
This module, taught through a combination of practical workshops, seminars, and lectures, considers key concepts in the study of dramatic texts, theatre history and performance. The module frames these concepts, taking into consideration questions about who performs, where, to whom, why and how, through explorations of key moments in the Western theatrical tradition.
Typical Year Two Modules
In American Studies you will broaden your knowledge by undertaking a survey of American thought and culture. Alongside that, you will select from a range of specialised modules allowing you to study certain periods, events, authors or texts in more depth. You will have the option to take modules in American history, politics, media and popular culture if you choose. In English, you will select from a wide range of options to develop deeper understanding of the issues and critical approaches across at least two areas of the discipline, depending on what areas of literature, language and drama most interest you.
This module will deploy the concept of "region" and, more broadly, "place" to explore key North American texts - primarily drawn from the spheres of film, television and literature. The notion of the "regional" will be applied expansively as well as conventionally to incorporate everything from the urban to the suburban/exurban; border territories; the transnational. Possible areas of study may include the American West; the Pacific North-West; New York City; the black inner city "ghetto"; "mountain" people and the Appalachians; Hispanic-America; first nations; French-Canada; Texas; Chicago; New Orleans; California; and the transnational impact of extensive US Military occupations (post-war Japan; South Vietnam; twenty-first century Iraq).
You will pick two modules from American Studies and choose three modules from across four sections in English.
You'll be introduced to debates surrounding the thought, culture and politics of America in the 1960s by examining the reflection of key issues in intellectual documents, from political speeches to acid-rock music, film documentaries to manifestoes. If you study this module you'll spend around three hours per week in lectures and seminars.
You'll examine the role played by the Central Intelligence Agency in the development and implementation of US foreign policy from 1945 to the present, considering its contribution in terms of both intelligence analysis and covert operations, from the Cold War to the war on terror. Around three hours per week will be spent in lectures and seminars in this module.
In this module, you'll consider the way that US foreign policy has been influenced by a range of factors, such as conceptions of empire, race, religion, gender, domestic politics, and the agency of nations beyond the US. You'll consider the influence that these factors have had, through broad and specific case studies in a three hour workshop once per week.
You'll examine protest movements from the nineteenth century to the present day, studying, fiction, drama, speeches, pamphlets, autobiographies, photographs and more. From abolitionism to contemporary activism, voices of resistance that pointed the nation towards a better collective future will be considered. You'll spend around three hours in seminars and workshops per week, and will also visit exhibitions, protest sites, and guest talks by protest writers and activists.
You will examine North American short stories and novels and their film adaptations, paying attention to the contexts in which both the literary and the cinematic texts are produced, as well as analysing the texts themselves. If you study this module you'll spend around 2 hours in lectures and seminars, and 4 hours in film workshops, per week.
Beginning with a survey of the development of African American music, you'll consider genres such as the minstrel show, blues, jazz, rock and roll, electronic music, and rap. In addition, the popular music industry will be situated in relation to other modern cultural industries such as radio and television. You'll spend around 3 hours per week in lectures and seminars for this module.
You'll be given an understanding of the wide range of ideas, forms and themes examined in the contemporary American novel. Examples of works explored include Toni Morrison, Louise Erdrich, and Don DeLillo. If you study this module, you'll spend around three hours per week in lectures and seminars.
A range of narrative forms (such as photography, journalism and movies) used to promote civil rights initiatives, or to mobilize massive resistance to the movement, will be analysed. Examples include texts such as Stetson Kennedy's mock tourist Jim Crow Guide, satirical journalism by P.D. East and William Faulkner, William Bradford Huie's investigative journalism and films including Mississippi Burning. Around 2 hours per week will be spent in lectures and seminars, along with around three hours per week in workshops.
Beginning with Thomas More's Utopia (1516), this module will track utopian thought through the Revolutionary period into its most influential incarnations in Henry David Thoreau's Walden (1854) and Edward Bellamy's Looking Backward: 2000-1887 (1887). Moving into the twentieth century, texts considered may include Charlotte Perkins Gilman's Herland (1915), George Schuyler's Black No More (1934), and Ursula K. LeGuin's The Dispossessed: An Ambiguous Utopia (1974). You'll spend around three hours per week in lectures and seminars studying this module.
You'll examine the survival of slave narratives after the abolition of slavery, by the study of novels based upon the form and/or the material of slave narratives. Authors considered will include: Charles Johnson, Sherley Anne Williams, David Bradley, Toni Morrison and Octavia Butler. You'll study topics such as: differences between nineteenth- and twentieth-century slave narratives; issues of the politics of identity; race and representation. You'll spend around three hours per week in lectures and seminars for this module.
English Modules You must choose three modules in English covering at least two of the following areas:
Literature 1500 to the present Each of the modules offered will provide a comprehensive introduction to the changes in the genres of prose, poetry and drama across the period studied, placing the works encountered in the context of key aesthetic, social and political/historical contexts.
English Language and Applied Linguistics Building on the study of English language undertaken in year one, your second year language modules provide the exciting opportunity for you to explore aspects of language use in the mind, in society and in literature.
Medieval languages and literatures You can choose to pursue one or more of the medieval areas introduced in year one, or you can opt to study a new but related area. In all cases you will develop your understanding of language change and variety, registers, styles, modes and genres, as they appear in medieval texts, and become more expert in reading with reference to wider medieval cultures.
Drama and Performance Year two modules provide the opportunity to develop approaches from the first year by studying 20th and 21st-century theatre; by exploring key critical approaches to drama in theory and practice, and by focusing on a key period in the development of our nation's theatre.
For a sample of typical modules from each area please see our single honours BA English listing.
Typical Year Three Modules
You will undertake an in-depth study into a chosen subject within American and Canadian Studies and produce either a 6,500 word or a 12,500 word dissertation.
You'll explore the United States' experiment with Prohibition during the period 1918 to 1933, with particular focus on crime, disorder and policing. The rise of organized crime will be considered, along with gangsters and G-men, the expanding crime fighting role of the state, the federal crime crusade of the early 1930s and the inglorious end of Prohibition. You'll spend around four hours per week in lectures and seminars.
Latino cultural expression will be examined, exploring genres, forms and sites involved in the production and consumption of Latino culture and its positioning within mainstream US society. You'll spend around three hours per week in lectures and seminars if you study this module.
You'll be introduced to a variety of texts and debates surrounding the construction of the American South in image and idea. Learning to examine and interpret problematic narratives of regional consciousness, you'll explore how the South has been shaped by popular cultural representations. Around two hours per week will be spent in lectures and seminars, alongside three hours per week in workshops.
The ideas, intellectual and cultural legacies of the life and presidency of Abraham Lincoln will be considered. You'll explore his significance in American thought and culture, and as a global figure, through examining texts such as his speeches, public and private writings, as well as critically analysing the representation of Lincoln in cartoons, cinema, documentary, music, painting and literature. You'll spend around two hours in seminars alongside a two hour workshop per week.
You'll examine the role played by American popular music in countercultural movements, focusing on the ways in which subordinate groups have used popular music as a vehicle for self-definition. Considering key issues and moments in American popular music history, you'll cover topics such as the folk revival and the 1930s, rock 'n' roll and desegregation in the 1950s, rock music and the 1960s, and postmodernism in the music of the MTV age. Around three hours per week will be spent in lectures and seminars studying this module.
You'll explore the politics of representation in African American photography, discussing the relationship of photography to central themes in black culture and creative expression, including confined space, invisibility vs. visibility, heroism, and historical "truth." We'll set photographs in their historical context, discussing slavery, lynching, migration, segregation and poverty. You'll spend around three hours a week in seminars and workshops, as well as visiting exhibitions, public art sites, and guest talks by photographers.
Focusing on the representation of gender and sexuality, lesbian, gay, transgender and queer writing will be considered through the analysis of selected contemporary texts. Issues for discussion will include: constructions of masculinity and femininity; representations of 'alternative' sexuality and lifestyles; the relation of race, ethnicity, class and nationality to issues of gender and sexual identity. Authors studied include: Timothy Findley; Daphne Marlatt; Dionne Brand; Shani Mootoo; Shyam Selvadurai; Tomson Highway; Ivan E Coyote; Dorothy Allison; Leslie Feinberg. If you choose this module you'll spend around three hours per week in seminars.
You'll examine a range of documents and scholarly controversies relating to the Civil Rights Movement between 1940 and 1970. Documents considered include public and organizational records, photo- journalism, speeches, memoirs and personal papers. Controversies include those relating to the chronological limits, spatial dynamics, and gender politics of the movement, as well as those relating to the movement's goals and achievements. You'll spend around three hours a week in lectures and seminars if you study this module.
You'll consider American attitudes, perceptions and policies toward South East Asia from the Second World War until the end of the Vietnam War. Focus will be on the course of the Vietnam War, the role of different players (beyond the US) and the reasons that the US became involved. You'll also consider the wider scope of US policy in Asia during the period and the outlines of the wider Cold War. For this module, you'll spend around three hours per week in lectures and seminars.
Exploring a number of works of fiction that engage with the nature of America in a transnational and cultural context, you'll cover topics including: the consequences of American engagement with the East; the Americanisation of the Holocaust; the Black Atlantic model of the African; American Imperialism and the frontier thesis; the globalisation of the American South. You'll spend around three hours per week in lectures and seminars studying this module.
You'll consider the collapse of the American Republic in 1861, including events in the decade preceding it and at the course of the war which followed it. You'll focus on the origins of the Civil War and the reasons for Union victory, spending around three hours per week in lectures and seminars.
English Options
The final year is when all the different strands of your teaching and learning experience as an undergraduate culminate in the opportunity to demonstrate and apply all the different kinds of skills you have acquired in researching a topic, extended analysis of specialist themes and areas, and in independent study.
You will have the opportunity to study a range of authors, genres, linguistic approaches, and textual forms and contexts, in both national and international contexts, thinking about English in the broadest possible terms. You will also have the opportunity to specialise in areas for which you have developed genuine aptitude and passion during your undergraduate career.
A typical list of options available can be found on our single honours BA English listing.
The modules we offer are inspired by the research interests of our staff and as a result may change for reasons of, for example, research developments or legislation changes. The above list is a sample of typical modules we offer, not a definitive list.
You will have a broad and informed understanding of a diverse range of American and English literatures. You will be highly proficient in essay-writing, and will have developed research and presentation skills. If you spent a year abroad, you will have greater insight into North American society and culture through first-hand experience and will have proven you are resourceful, adaptable and able to cope with new and challenging situations.
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In 2014, 95% of first-degree graduates in the School of English who were available for employment had secured work or further study within six months of graduation. The average starting salary was £20,420 with the highest being £42,000.*
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We propose clinical trials that will assess the effectiveness of using a combination of therapies to reduce symptom burden during aggressive cancer treatment. The target populations for study are patients undergoing chemoradiotherapy for head and neck cancer or lung cancer. The high symptom burden caused by aggressive treatment of these cancers may become so severe that patients may be forced to interrupt therapy, may need to make unscheduled visits for emergency symptom care, and/or may have difficulty maintaining vocational and family commitments during therapy and for weeks thereafter. The combined interventions we will test are derived from a theoretical model based on evidence that treatment-produced inflammation is a major cause for many symptoms, such as fatigue, appetite loss, emotional distress, and pain, and that modulation of this inflammation and its consequences will significantly reduce symptom burden. Combinations of therapy will include inhibitors of NF-?B (a precursor molecule for inflammation), inhibitors of inflammatory cytokines, and an antidepressant (bupropion) that also has inflammatory action. We will include a wakefulness-promoting agent (modafinil) that may modify the effects of inflammatory cytokines on the brain. We will utilize new methods of assessment (a computer-based telephone assessment system combined with symptom-assessment questionnaires developed for each disease condition) to frequently monitor the severity of treatment-specific symptoms over the time of the study. Symptoms will be monitored twice a week using the telephone-based assessment system. This method will allow us to derive an area under the curve (AUC) for multiple symptoms for each patient group across the period of treatment. Changes in AUC for established severe treatment-related symptoms for each group will be the primary trial outcome variable. A key component of this proposal is the use of a Bayesian adaptive design to rapidly assess the efficacy of the several treatments and treatment synergies. Such a design take advantage of accumulating trial results by assessing them periodically;the trial can then be adjusted by slowing (or stopping) ineffective interventions or by expanding patient accrual to better-performing therapies, potentially leading to smaller, more informative trials and better treatments for patients. With now-available increases in computational power and newer modeling methods, these adaptive methods are increasingly being used in clinical research for curative therapies but have yet to be used in symptom research, where their advantages in maximizing treatment benefits within the trial period are attractive. The Bayesian adaptive approach to the assessment of symptom-focused treatments may be an inportant avenue to address the critical need for an evidence base for clinical decisions about symptom control. The significance of this research is that it addresses methods of reducing the symptoms and side effects of aggressive cancer therapy. We will use new developments in clinical trial design that let us identify best combined treatments for symptom reduction as quickly as possible, and let us administer the effective treatment combinations to more patients within the period of the clinical trial.
We aim to develop a strategy using several drugs working together to prevent or ameliorate multiple treatment-related symptoms, such as fatigue, pain, sleep disturbance, and poor appetite, for patients treated for head and neck cancer or lung cancer. The ultimate goal of this research is to be able to administer the best available curative therapy to the largest number of patients with the least treatment-related symptom burden.
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