In this week’s instalment of dissertation corner, Hannah Tindale tells us about her project on the family saga in children’s literature.
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In this weeks visit to dissertation corner, Jenna Houston talks to Alice Whiles about her dissertation on racial passing and the reader.
Interview conducted by Nicoletta Peddis
In our first ever visit to ‘Dissertation Corner’ we are joined by third-year student, Jenna Houston, who is currently penning a dissertation on binary relationships in Gothic literature!