School of Arts and Humanities
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The School of Arts and Humanities is a diverse community of academics, students and staff from across all of our related subjects. Cambridge’s reputation for excellence in the Arts and Humanities rests upon our outstanding teaching and our world-class research. The Faculties and Departments of the School support scholars who are leading authorities in their fields, and are home to innovative and collaborative research projects which continue to push the boundaries of our knowledge and refine how we think and see the world.
Find out more about the School of Arts and Humanities at http://www.csah.cam.ac.uk/.
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Faculty of Philosophy
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Caryl Churchill’s Later Plays: Textuality and Practice
Despite the widespread fascination with the later work of Caryl Churchill, critical description of the plays is still catching up with what have appeared to be a series of innovations and new departures. This thesis builds ... -
Midwestern Americanism: Fiction of the 'Middle Border,' 1900-1930
This PhD dissertation examines a neglected strand of Midwestern rural writing from the early twentieth century to ask how it responded to and, in many ways, contributed to key contemporary debates in American literature. ... -
Verse and its Sciences, 1880-1971: William Carlos Williams, Laura Riding, George Oppen, I. A. Richards and Veronica Forrest-Thomson
From experiments conducted at the Stanford Literary Lab to recent calls for an “ordinary science’ of literary criticism, researchers in English have increasingly looked to the sciences to provide new frameworks for textual ... -
The Spirit and the Letter of Hegel: Irony, Recollection, Critique
This dissertation defines, analyses, and puts into practice a theory of speculative reading as developed from the work of G. W. F. Hegel, and assesses its importance for literary theory. Hegel’s relation to literary theory ...
