2008

Prace magisterskie
  • The evolution of the concept of violence in Ian McEwan's fiction.
  • Anti-Catholic Passion in Jeanette Winterson's fiction.
  • Female tradition revised in "The book of Mrs. Noah" by Michele Roberts and "The Passion of New Eve" by Angela Carter.
  • Faith - inspired dilemmas and their various manifestations in selected novels by Graham Greene and Ethel Voynich.
  • Selected aspects of Scottish postcolonialism presented by Irvine Welsh in "Trainspotting"
  • Quest for identity in the selected novels of two generations of British postcolonial writers.
  • Pseudoheretical usage of the biblical material in selected prose by Jeanette Winterson.
  • The tale of a troubled city. The grand narrative of Belfast as presented in selected works of contemporary northern Irish novelists.
  • From "Black Venus" to "Czarna Wenus": Angela Carter's short stories in Polish translation.
  • Narrative strategies in selected novels by Iris Murdoch.
  • Representation of history in Jeanette Winterson's selected novels.
  • Magic realism as a reflection of human psyche in selected novels by Margaret Atwood and Arundhati Roy
  • Different psychoanalytic approaches to Joseph Conrad's seleected short stories.
  • Female sexuality and gender roles in Angela Carter's early fiction.
  • (Non) Traditional Models of Partnership in Janette Winterson's Fiction.
  • Disintegration of family in Graham Swift's selected novels.

2007

Prace magisterskie
  • Decolonising Northern Ireland: Identity and Hybridity in Robet McLiam Wilson's Fiction.
  • "No real play has a curtain" - theatre in John Fowles's "A Maggot" and "The Magus".
  • The poetics of dis(-)memberment in Sarah Kane's texts for performance.
  • Father, partner, macho: images of men in Jeanette Winterson's fiction.