English

Arts and Humanities

1. Literature 100%
2. Tradition 72%
3. Poem 60%
4. Contemporary 48%
5. Cultural Studies 38%
6. Suffering 36%
7. lovers 36%
8. Strummer 24%
9. punk rock 24%
10. Truth 24%
11. Resurrection 24%
12. Flannery 24%
13. trouble 24%
14. Entanglement 24%
15. Re-membrance 24%
16. Transnational 24%
17. Virginia Woolf 24%
18. fury 24%
19. Tongue 24%
20. Plato 24%
21. Orpheu 24%
22. Anthology 24%
23. Vergil 24%
24. Spiritual 24%
25. Wisdom 24%
26. Blackness 24%
27. White privilege 24%
28. Betrayal 24%
29. Narrator 24%
30. favour 24%
31. Chronicles 24%
32. Autofiction 24%
33. Contemporary Narrative 24%
34. Complicity 24%
35. Experimental 24%
36. Potency 24%
37. Tokyo 24%
38. hapax legomena 24%
39. Novel words 24%
40. Genius 24%
41. Grief 24%
42. Apparatus 24%
43. Ecological 24%
44. Discourse 24%
45. Visual Culture 24%
46. Female Reader 24%
47. Technique 24%
48. medievalists 24%
49. Linguistics 24%
50. Corpus 20%
51. Narrative 20%
52. Subjectivity 20%
53. Tension 20%
54. Gloss 20%
55. Esthetics 18%
56. era 18%
57. Science Fiction 18%
58. Post-modern 16%
59. Racial 16%
60. Binaries 16%
61. Scholars 15%
62. Expression 12%
63. Tragic 12%
64. Idealism 12%
65. King Lear 12%
66. Mary Shelley's Frankenstein 12%
67. David Mitchell 12%
68. creatures 12%
69. Elegy 12%
70. Reservation 12%
71. Genre studies 12%
72. longing 12%
73. Meditation 12%
74. colonialist 12%
75. Vows 12%
76. Secular 12%
77. Centrifugal 12%
78. Generative 12%
79. Digital culture 12%
80. Universalist 12%
81. Prayer 12%
82. re-interpretation 12%
83. Satire 12%
84. Irish poet 12%
85. Tarzan 12%
86. Mourning 12%
87. African American Religion 12%
88. Global 12%
89. Engage-ment 12%
90. Rage 12%
91. Exodus 12%
92. 15 th century 12%
93. 9th century 12%
94. Poetics 12%
95. Render 12%
96. American literary history 12%
97. Thomas Hoccleve 12%
98. John Lydgate 12%
99. Medieval Culture 12%
100. Middle English 12%