Every study guide tells us to spend weeks memorizing Ferdinand de Saussure and early structuralist concepts. But looking at recent trends and question distributions, it feels like the examiners have completely shifted toward post-structuralist text analysis, cultural studies, and marginalized literatures.
For those who sat for the recent papers: Are you still dedicating major revision time to traditional critical theory, or are you pivoting? What's one theory concept that completely caught you off guard on your last attempt? Let’s map out what actually matters for the upcoming exam cycle.
For those who sat for the recent papers: Are you still dedicating major revision time to traditional critical theory, or are you pivoting? What's one theory concept that completely caught you off guard on your last attempt? Let’s map out what actually matters for the upcoming exam cycle.