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The influence of the media in shaping masculinity.

To what extent does the use of language in Indian advertisements for fairness creams exploit socioeconomic issues and promote colourism to sell the products?

How does the use of intertextual allusion enrich the narrative of ‘We Were Liars’ by E. Lockart?

How does Oscar Wilde use satire to criticise the hypocrisy of Victorian morals?

To what extent have different text types in social media such as political cartoons, hashtags, and microblogs, used language to propagate racial bias during the current Covid-19 global pandemic?

To what extent is it the modern storyteller’s responsibility to accurately represent cultures?

How does John Steinbeck’s novel ‘East of Eden’ offer a critique of 1950’s American society?

Why has Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland been interpreted as a psychedelic text?

In what ways is the series ‘Buffy The Vampire Slayer’ (1997-2003) a subversion of the vampire thriller genre?

To what extent do writers use different techniques to make immoral characters likeable to an audience?

How has the emphasis on beauty and wealth on Instagram affected the way individuals portray and perceive themselves?

Shakespeare’s use of humour in Twelfth Night.

How does Edith Wharton explore the importance of spoken words and silences in The Age of Innocence?

What makes a successful political speech in today’s society?

To what extent have stylistic and persuasive techniques been used effectively in advertisements for the clothing and makeup industry to promote diversification and inclusivity?

How have contemporary American TV show creators used visual and lexical elements to construct Latino stereotypes in their shows and how does it affect Americans’ perceptions of Latinos?

How does the documentary ‘13th’ by Ava DuVernay explore narratives about race and criminality in contemporary America?

How does Oscar Wilde use the portrayal of female characters in ‘An Ideal Husband’ and ‘Lady Windermere's Fan’ to challenge traditional Victorian gender ideals?

In the novel ‘Persuasion’, how does Jane Austen use relationships to convey the repressed selves of individuals?

In what ways do selected essayists (Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Roxanne Gay, bell hooks) conceptualise the term ‘feminism’ and its relevance to society in their work?

How does Shakespeare use the character of the fool to explore more issues in ‘King Lear’ and ‘Measure For Measure’?

How does Tim O’Brien use narrative structure in innovative ways in ‘The Things They Carried’ ?

The use of persuasive rhetoric in political protests and how it changed the world.

How has Victoria Secret represented limiting beauty standards for women?

How does Shakespeare present the paradoxical relationship between loss and control in King Lear?

How did media coverage of Caitlyn Jenner’s transition affect the trans community?