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Final Year Language Specific or Comparative Specialist Modules
You will be taught by lecturers who conduct internationally respected research into the languages and cultures of Germany, Italy, France and the French-speaking world and Spain including Catalonia, and South America, as well as into aspects of Europe as a whole since the Early Modern Period.
Final year specialist courses include:
- DELC 301: Catalan Language Level 2
- DELC 342: Imagining Modern Europe: Post-Revolutionary Utopias and Ideologies in the first Half of the Nineteenth Century
- DELC 343: Writing in the margins: narrating cross-cultural experience
- DELC 344: Contemporary Cities in Literature and Film
- DELC 345: Francophone Voices: Literature and Film from Sub-Saharan Africa, the Caribbean and Canada
- DELC 346: Love, Religion and Society in the 18th-century French Novel
- DELC 347: Forms of Modernity and the Modernity of Forms in French Literature: 1850-2000
- DELC 351: Literature and Fame in Contemporary Germany
- DELC 352: Images of Austria: National Identity and Cultural Representation
- DELC 354: Culture and Politics in the GDR
- DELC 355: Narratives of the Italian Resistance in Literature and Cinema
- DELC 357: Mafia and Antimafia in Twentieth-Century Italy
- DELC 361: Social Movements and Committed Writing in Mexico since 1968
- DELC 362: Living Against Franco
- DELC 364: Latin America and Spain on Film: Masculinities and Violence in context
Combined Majors
You may consider exploring an interest in a particular topic you have touched upon as part of your second year studies, and to develop your own 'specialist subject' working on a dissertation instead of taking these options.
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