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  1. An Example Critical Commentary

    An Example Critical Commentary. Our latest assignments came back within four days of submission—a fast turnaround. Mine scored a high merit. Its main weaknesses were: I should have mentioned more works of dystopian literature, rather than other media such as film and television drama. I had brought in the other media because part of the essay ...

  2. PDF Creative Writing Dissertation Creative portfolio and critical essay

    Creative Writing Dissertation Creative portfolio and critical essay Samuel Marshall Last Night ... Last Light: a creative investigation into individualism and the environment 57 INNERVATE Leading student work in English studies, Volume 9 (2016-2017), pp. 56-65 free. The class followed his gaze as it moved from me to the matchet buried in the earth.

  3. Dissertation Project

    Critical Creative Writing by Adsit, J. Bringing together 25 essential works of creative writing criticism in a single volume, this is a comprehensive introduction to the key debates in creative writing today, from the ethics of appropriation to the politics of literary evaluation. Critical Creative Writing covers such topics as- e Craft & Politics e Language & Community e Identity & Authorship ...

  4. PDF Creative Writing Application Guidelines

    A PhD in Creative Writing at Cardiff University consists of two components, creative and critical. The first of these may comprise a work of fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, a stage play or screenplay, ... by examining them in the critical commentary of your thesis. At the same time, as a piece of evaluative writing, the critical element ...

  5. Continuing Writing: The Creative Writing Dissertation module (EN53001

    Module code. EN53001. The Creative Writing Dissertation gives you the opportunity to utilise all creative, aesthetic and scholarly resources that are relevant to the completion of your manuscript and its accompanying introduction. At the end of the period of writing and study in your area you will have gained the confidence and sense of ability ...

  6. PDF WRITING YOUR CRITICAL REFLECTION

    Priscilla Morris. Writing reflectively develops your awareness of how you created a poem, story, script or piece of creative non-fiction. It deepens your understanding of your writing process and acknowledges the literary influences that fed into and shaped your writing. It's a myth that poems and stories are created in a burst of inspiration ...

  7. Creative Writing research proposals

    The creative PhD at the University of Melbourne is developed and marked as a single thesis, with two major elements: a dissertation and a creative work. Each part usually contributes 50% to the overall word count. It is possible to increase the dissertation above 50%, but the creative work cannot be more than 50%. One way to understand the ...

  8. Writing a good reflective commentary

    Writing the reflective commentaries is an important part of the creative writing degree and the RCs serve several purposes. They are useful for tutors as they help us to understand students' aims in a particular piece of writing. They should demonstrate students' critical engagement with other writers as well as with books, articles, blogs ...

  9. A803

    a larger reflective commentary related to the final dissertation; an EMA proposal and extract - first draft; a 15,000-word dissertation in your specialist genre. ... MA Creative Writing part 2 starts once a year - in October. This page describes the module that will start in October 2024. We expect it to start for the last time in October 2028.

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    In Practice as research: approaches to creative arts enquiry , edited by E. Barrett, E. & B. Bolt. London, I.B. Tauris. Crewe, J. (2017) Another London: A novel and critical commentary investigating representations of the white working class in media, politics and literature in an age of multiculturalism , PhD dissertation. The University of ...

  11. Creative and Critical Writing Dissertation module

    The dissertation is a final, extended research project of 15,000 words, completed under the supervision of a nominated member of faculty who specialises in the relevant field. If you're on the Creative and Critical Writing course, you have an opportunity to submit creative work (up to 10,000 words) together with a critical component providing ...

  12. "Critical Approaches to Creative Writing": A Case Study

    J. T. Welsch is a lecturer in Creative Writing and English Literature at York St John University, where he teaches various writing forms and theory, and with a particular emphasis on creative research and employability skills.His primary research interests are in High and Late Modernism, with forthcoming articles on William Carlos Williams, James Joyce, and John Berryman.

  13. Pre-application guidance for the PhD in Creative Writing

    The critical component of a thesis manuscript in Creative Writing can be where you analyse how a precise, focused theme or a specific element of craft (character, form, voice, etc.) operates in selected published works. Sometimes, this will be a traditional academic or 'critical' essay. Other times, this part of a thesis might tackle more ...

  14. PDF Writing a Practice Based PhD Proposal

    • A practice-based PhD in Creative Writing provides you with the opportunity to produce an extended piece of creative work and an integrated piece of critical writing of 25000-50000 words (to be negotiated). • This form of study is appropriate for students who have an interest in critically analysing a topic

  15. Creative and Critical Writing

    Administrative contact. [email protected]. +44 029 2087 0322. Cardiff was one of the first universities in the UK to offer a PhD in Creative and Critical Writing and over two decades we have prepared graduates for careers as writers and for positions in the publishing and communications industries, academia and arts administration.

  16. Writing a good creative reading commentary

    At Level 2 and 3, Creative Writing students are asked to research an author, writing movement or individual work(s) of literature that they've been reading during that unit, and that has resonated with them as a writer. ... There's more advice on the Creative Reading Commentary in the Creative Writing Student Guide. This includes a detailed ...

  17. Creative Writing

    The core activity in this type of PhD study is the creation of a book-length work of literature (or script equivalent) and an accompanying critical reflective thesis, which elucidates the research and creative strategies involved in making the work. In this way the essence of the Creative Writing PhD is research through creative practice.

  18. About the PhD Creative/Critical Writing Concentration

    The "Creative Writing Studio" is a mixed-genre class that moves beyond the classic workshop mode to give students time to focus on their creative work in a supportive community. The "Methods and Materials" class is a seminar that examines one form, topic, and/or theme. Students can respond creatively, critically or creative/critically.

  19. Creative and Critical Writing MA : University of Sussex

    Creative and Critical Writing Dissertation; Options. Alongside your core modules, you can choose options to broaden your horizons and tailor your course to your interests. This list gives you a flavour of our options, which are kept under review and may change, for example in response to student feedback or the latest research. ...

  20. Creative Writing MA

    The MA in Creative Writing is designed for students to develop a longer piece of work during the MA, or find out what their strengths are in the different forms. It is for people, of any age, whether recent graduates or older, who wish to grow their talent quickly by acquiring knowledge and practice in the art of fiction, poetry, life-writing ...

  21. PhD : Department of English & Creative Writing , Aberystwyth University

    A PhD in literary studies is awarded upon satisfactory completion of a thesis of 80-100,000 words followed by a viva voce examination. A PhD in creative writing has two parts: the creative work (comprising 75-80,000 words of prose or 60 pages of poetry) plus a 20,000-word critical commentary. Award of the PhD in creative writing is subject ...

  22. Dissertations & Theses

    1985-2004, Roehampton Institute of Higher Education (RIHE) Dissertations and theses published between 1985-2004 were awarded by the University of Surrey. The holdings are not complete as the criteria for inclusion was set by academic departments, and threshold varied between department. Not all student work would be made available to view.

  23. Academics

    Academics. Academic Requirements. Academic Requirements. The MFA in Writing and Literature degree requires 46 credit hours, 40 of course work and a six-credit thesis. Here is how credits are distributed: Required Introduction to the MFA Program (4 Credits) CWL 500 - Introduction to Graduate Writing, 4 creditsA seminar that introduces students ...

  24. Writing a Literary Commentary: Guidelines

    You should always PLAN your commentary before you start writing it, following these guidelines where appropriate. 1 Introduction. Put the passage into context, and summarise its arguments briefly (in a few sentences): do not spend too much time discussing matters outside of the passage. You should assume that your reader has read the work from ...