Master Critical Methodologies

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King's College London

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• Objectives
  To develop a knowledge of the broad implications of critical theory, and the skills of interpretation and analysis in relation to specific fields of study.
• Entry requirements
  For students with humanities degrees who wish to further their knowledge of critical theory and its practice across a range of fields and/or to prepare for PhD study
• Academic title
  MA Critical Methodologies
• Course description
  Programme description
  
  - Unique interdisciplinary programme focused on the study and applications of critical theory.
  - Wide range of optional modules across humanities and social science disciplines.
  
  This interdisciplinary programme is centred around a core module in critical theory, oriented towards critical theory in its methodological practice. This module introduces students to the main debates in current critical theory, through exploration of a series of key texts. It explores theories and practices of reading, from Formalism and Structuralism through Barthes and textuality to queer theory, psychoanalysis, materialist and postcolonial theories. In addtion to this core module, you take options from a list of modules linked to critical theory in a range of subjects. There is also a dissertation on a topic linking the concerns of the core module to the material of the options.
  
  Programme format and assessment
  
  Taught core and optional modules assessed by coursework and/or examination plus a compulsory 10,000 word dissertation

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