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A Dissertation - the highlight of my MA in English
I really enjoyed every single study unit of the MA I did in English at the University of Sydney. However, given my love of detailed research (probably a hangover from my detective days!), I especially cherished my dissertation project.
In short, it was a study of the literary representations of the English colonial experience in the Orient, through the works of George Orwell, Graham Greene, and W. Somerset Maugham. It was a truly fascinating project and I got right into it, ending up with far more material than I could ever contemplate incorporating into the final dissertation.
The final paper earned a Distinction, so I was delighted with that. That paper, with some amendments following the feedback from the markers, is provided here.
I really enjoyed every single study unit of the MA I did in English at the University of Sydney. However, given my love of detailed research (probably a hangover from my detective days!), I especially cherished my dissertation project.
In short, it was a study of the literary representations of the English colonial experience in the Orient, through the works of George Orwell, Graham Greene, and W. Somerset Maugham. It was a truly fascinating project and I got right into it, ending up with far more material than I could ever contemplate incorporating into the final dissertation.
The final paper earned a Distinction, so I was delighted with that. That paper, with some amendments following the feedback from the markers, is provided here.
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