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 now available through the WORKS tab of my website under FREE STUFF.
Cheers.
ABP
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 now available through the WORKS tab of my website under FREE STUFF.
Cheers.
ABP
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