“English is not dying out. It’s still the fourth most popular A-level and it still attracts some of the brightest students. But that is definitely a challenging statistic.”
“We must take care not to devalue a subject that helps us build a more rounded and healthier body politic…”
Essays considering the representation and perception of hell in a variety of texts.
The annual qualitative narrative bibliographical review of scholarly work on critical and cultural theory across the humanities and social sciences.
Members can read this publication online.
Decolonising the Discipline aims to develop platforms for discipline-wide conversations that can foster and support collaborative action across English literature, language and creative writing.
We work for positive change on behalf of our members by responding to national consultations. As a member, your voice will be heard in important discussions about research, teaching, and learning.
A series of workshops aimed at building capacity within the discipline for leadership and and influence.
Throughout the pandemic, the EA has worked to capture stories of your lives and offer support to you, whatever challenges you were facing.
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