Division of English Language & Literature

Arts and Humanities

1. Truth 100%
2. Elegy 96%
3. Genre 90%
4. Irony 83%
5. Engagement 74%
6. Decadence 66%
7. Conception 62%
8. Corpus 59%
9. Speaker 55%
10. Poem 51%
11. Close reading 51%
12. Similarities 48%
13. Generic 44%
14. Exceptions 44%
15. Latin verse 44%
16. Deconstruction 44%
17. Scholars 42%
18. decadent 39%
19. Hollywood 35%
20. Dynamics 35%
21. Cicero 34%
22. Poetics 33%
23. Beauty 33%
24. Seminar 33%
25. Sublime 33%
26. Aestheticism 33%
27. Adverbial 33%
28. Secret 33%
29. Republican 33%
30. Dialog 32%
31. Lifespan 29%
32. Discourse 29%
33. Lyrics 29%
34. Athens 29%
35. Emperor 29%
36. lovers 27%
37. Excess 27%
38. Philosophical discourse 27%
39. Corpus-based study 27%
40. Humanist 27%
41. Conservative 27%
42. Voicing 27%
43. Ancient Philosophy 26%
44. Noun phrase 25%
45. Native Speaker 22%
46. Subjectivity 22%
47. Literary forms 22%
48. Nineteenth-century Britain 22%
49. Plato's philosophy 22%
50. rebel 22%
51. Spectral 22%
52. Flâneur 22%
53. American English 22%
54. Haunting 22%
55. Coup 22%
56. Democracy 22%
57. Suppression 22%
58. Humanitarianism 22%
59. Slave Trade 22%
60. Benito Cereno 22%
61. Nineteenth Century 22%
62. Nave 22%
63. oral vowels 22%
64. Dialogism 22%
65. Fundamental Frequency 22%
66. Sappho 22%
67. Compassion 22%
68. Pardon 22%
69. heritage sites 22%
70. Voice Onset Time 22%
71. Usefulness 22%
72. Comparative Literature 22%
73. Epistemic 22%
74. Goodness 22%
75. Harm 22%
76. Transcendentals 22%
77. Aesthetic Experience 22%
78. lenis 22%
79. Public Discourse 22%
80. Referential 22%
81. Impossibility 22%
82. Meditation 22%
83. Policymakers 22%
84. Popular 22%
85. obscurity 22%
86. perils 22%
87. gerundive 22%
88. Progressive aspect 22%
89. Direct object 22%
90. Underspecification 22%
91. Aktionsart 22%
92. L2 acquisition 22%
93. English Speaker 22%
94. Humor 22%
95. Locatives 22%
96. successor 22%
97. Binaries 22%
98. Variant 22%
99. Battle 22%
100. donkey sentences 22%