So here's the deal.
1. The Retelling of History OR The Creation of Western Myth in Salman Rushdie's Works (Or it could be the retelling of history leading to the creation of western myth in blah blah)
2. Superheroes In The Real World Setting *see previous entry*
3. Attitudes on War and Violence in Dystopian Novels / Stories (and probably how it influences / it is similar to or different from the attitude of the west towards war today)
4. The War Novel as a Bildungsroman. BUT! I have no list of works for this right now that isn't Kurt Vonnegut, so I can't do this.
What do you think?
If nothing gets approved, I'll fall back to the safe one: "The Women of So-and-So *Insert Period / Genre / Author of a series of works here*"
PS. To Tih: Like my layout?:D
2. Superheroes In The Real World Setting *see previous entry*
3. Attitudes on War and Violence in Dystopian Novels / Stories (and probably how it influences / it is similar to or different from the attitude of the west towards war today)
4. The War Novel as a Bildungsroman. BUT! I have no list of works for this right now that isn't Kurt Vonnegut, so I can't do this.
What do you think?
If nothing gets approved, I'll fall back to the safe one: "The Women of So-and-So *Insert Period / Genre / Author of a series of works here*"
PS. To Tih: Like my layout?:D