Columbia University’s Department of English and Comparative Literature nurtures critical thinking and creativity. These project topics encourage students to explore literary works across historical periods and cultures through lenses such as feminism, psychoanalysis, postcolonialism, and digital media.
The Evolution of the Gothic Genre from Shelley to Modern Horror
Intersection of Feminism and Fantasy in Contemporary Literature
Postcolonial Themes in Chinua Achebe’s Novels
Narrative Voice and Identity in Virginia Woolf’s Works
Symbolism and Allegory in American Romanticism
Modernist Experimentation in the Poetry of T.S. Eliot
Race and Power in 20th Century American Drama
Digital Storytelling: Analyzing Hypertext Literature
Queer Theory and the Writings of Oscar Wilde
Social Media as a New Literary Medium: An Analysis
Environmental Concerns in Ecocritical Literature
Satire in Contemporary Political Fiction
Adaptation and Authorship in Shakespearean Film
Reader-Response Criticism in Young Adult Fiction
Diaspora and Displacement in South Asian Literature
The Role of Silence in Toni Morrison’s Narrative Style
The Bildungsroman Tradition in 21st Century Novels
Themes of Madness in Women’s Confessional Poetry
Time and Memory in Postmodern Fiction
AI-Generated Poetry and Its Literary Implications
Collexa aids students in topic refinement, citation support (MLA/APA), critical theory integration, and draft feedback for essays, theses, and articles.
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