NathanthePaul

[Complete noob post ahead] I'm starting from square one researching M.A. programs, and I'm not sure I understand the difference between the two. Ultimately, I'm looking for a program that's a balance of literature and critical theory. Which kind of program would be more likely to include both of those? Thanks for your help!

I've been working my way through The Faerie Queene and re-reading Paradise Lost (both of which are utterly fantastic), as well as The Knowledge of the Holy. Also recently read The Abolition of Man, A Preface to Paradise Lost, and That Hideous Strength, all by C.S. Lewis. I just found out that this is the crazy season for grad school applications, so I've had plenty of time for leisure reading ;-D -- but that's probably about to disappear. The Poetry of the Taliban is just one of those arresting titles that you just can't help wonder about. That's going on my list. Thanks!