Subject
Literature
Criticism and close reading, from Homer to the present.Literature · EssayA Fracturing of a Face - an exploration of the 20th century disruption of Victorian physiognomic tendenciesBy Maya Elton · 13 Sept 2026Literature · EssayGender, agency and spiritual liberation in the Buddhist TherīgāthāBy Rhea Jaggi · 10 Sept 2026Literature · EssayThe Erasure of Motherhood in FrankensteinBy Ishanvi Gunnowree · 9 Sept 2026Literature · EssayConstructing Criminal Agency: Narratives, Identity, and Violence in Macbeth and OthelloBy Lola Hobson · 7 Sept 2026Literature · EssayCompare the Role of Isolation as Spaces of Moral Revelation in And Then There Were None and The Ballad of Reading GaolBy Lola Hobson · 7 Sept 2026Literature · EssayConformity and Rebellion: Joyce and Bennett on Education and IdentityBy Hector Hallett · 6 Sept 2026Literature · EssayThe Illusion of Choice: A Reading of Larkin's 'Dockery and Son'By Hector Hallett · 6 Sept 2026Literature · PoetryBritannia BereavedBy J.R. Hamilton · 31 Aug 2026Literature · Lecture · 10 minWhy the Women Die in Frankenstein By Hector Hallett · 27 Aug 2026Literature · Lecture · 9 minOn Being Lost: Dante's InfernoBy Hector Hallett · 6 Jul 2026Literature · Lecture · 1h 14minJames Joyce: Why He's Worth the EffortBy Hector Hallett · 19 Jun 2026Literature · EssayThe Creature as Eve: Liminality in Shelley’s FrankensteinBy Hector Hallett · 12 Jun 2026
