
The Essential Guide to English Studies
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"The Essential Guide to English Studies has an ambitious and challenging target - to introduce concisely what it is really like to study contemporary University English. I think it hits that target in ways which will be really helpful for any student thinking about doing an English degree. If you want to get a good grasp of the practical, material and intellectual conditions of reading degree-level English, I recommend reading it before going to University and then returning to it while there." - Chris Hopkins, Professor of English Studies, Sheffield Hallam University, UK "[a] well-thought out idea, identifying a need for a kind of book which does not currently exist, one which concentrates on introducing the practices of degree-level English. I thought the proposal showed a very good, down-to-earth sense of what a student might need to know. It would provide valuable support for English students... first year HE students would certainly find it useful", Chris Hopkins, Sheffield Hallam (author of u/g textbook - Thinking about Texts) * Blurb from reviewer * "should offer students a clear and orderly account of what skills will be required when undertaking a degree in English, and introduce some key concepts and tools which will be helpful for study. The author has the teaching experience and publishing record to speak authoritatively on these matters." Professor Robert White, University of Western Australia * Blurb from reviewer *More details
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Content
1. Higher Education
2. English Studies
3. Culture and Society
4. English and Employment
Part II: Key Skills
5. Reading
6. Research
7. Writing
8. Note-taking, lectures, and revision
Part III: Assessment: Making the grade
9. Seminars/Presentations
10. Close Textual Analysis
11. Assignments
12. English Language
13. Creative Writing
Further Reading and Resources
Glossary
Answers: A Little Test
Index
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