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Shoshana Zuboff, The Age of Surveillance Capitalism: The Fight for a Human Future at the New Frontier of Power | Journal of Social and Political Philosophy
By relying on surplus data about users’ behavior, as well as metadata about their behavioral dispositions, the system produces the truth-claims instrumentarian power needs without anyone having to say anything
P.H. Brazier, A Hebraic Inkling: C. S. Lewis on Judaism and the Jews | Journal of Inklings Studies
Post-McGrath, anyone who talks about Lewis’s conversion to theism must at least mention this finding, which is all but indisputable. ... akin to the biblical character Job (250). The comparison implies that anyone may be especially Hebraic when they
‘The Chief Preservers of Ballad Poetry’: Revisiting the Ballad Traditions of Scottish Women | Journal of Scottish Historical Studies
The eighteenth century saw an increasing interest in oral narrative ballad poetry, whose perceived decline prompted major efforts among antiquarians and collectors to find and preserve all that rem...
The Hidden Adult: Defining Children's Literature. Perry Nodelman. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2008. 408 pages. USD 35 (paperback). | International Research in Children's Literature
This makes it essential reading for anyone interested in the academic study of children's literature.
Anne Kelly Knowles (ed.), Placing History: How Maps, Spatial Data, and GIS Are Changing Historical Scholarship (Redland: ESRI Press, 2008), xx, 313pp; with a digital supplement edited by Amy Hillier. | International Journal of Humanities and Arts Computing
in historical GIS, and enormously useful to anyone teaching a course in the field. ... For anyone teaching a course in historical GIS, the ‘digital supplement’ is easily worth the asking price by itself.
Postgraduate Scottish History Community Group | School of History, Classics & Archaeology | History Classics and Archaeology
The group is open to PhD and Masters’ Students studying a Scottish history topic or anyone else from the postgraduate community who has an interest in Scottish history.
Giulia De Gasperi and Joseph Pivato, eds, Comparative Literature for the New Century | Comparative Critical Studies
With such premises, looking at Canadian Comparative Studies through the lens of this collection is certainly appealing to anyone involved in the development of and methodological reflection on comparative literature tout
Group kick off meeting for 2018/19
This is the restart of the Statistical Physics and Complexity (SPC) Group meetings for 2018/19. It would be great if everyone could attend because it is a chance for everyone to introduce themselves. The agenda for the mee
Kim Devereux | Alumni Services | Alumni
Emmy Award-winning producer and director, Kim Devereux, made the leap and changed careers to become an author after she found she had a talent for writing.
Medieval Clothing and Textiles 11, ed. by Robin Netherton and Gale R. Owen-Crocker | Costume
All in all, this book is to be recommended to anyone who is interested in medieval textiles and clothing in all of its aspects.