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Work & Dissipation in the Cell Cytoskeleton
Living cells generate and transmit mechanical forces over diverse time-scales and length-scales to determine the dynamics of cell and tissue shape during both homeostatic and pathological processes, from early embryonic development to cancer
‘The Mr. Hyde of Humanity’: Gothic Representations of the Whitechapel Crimes in the Victorian Periodical Press | Gothic Studies
This article examines the influence of Gothic fiction on nineteenth-century British media accounts of the Whitechapel ‘Jack the Ripper’ murders. It argues that, rather than simply drawing on these ...
‘Cognitive Science and Literary Criticism: Reflections on First Principles’ | IASH
Dr Michael Carroll, current IASH Postdoctoral Fellow, reflects on his motivation for leading this workshop.
Edinburgh University Press Journals - Editorial Board - irss Editorial Board
Prof. Michael Brown, University of Aberdeen (UK). Prof. Gerard Carruthers, University of Glasgow (UK). ... Prof. Liam McIlvanney, University of Otago (New Zealand). Dr Jonny Murray, University of Edinburgh (UK).
The making of an archbishop: the journal of John Strain 1857–1859;–Journal of John Strain, 1857–1859 | The Innes Review
John Menzies Strain (1810–1883), was a Catholic priest whose journal (edited here), from 1857 to 1859 provides a vivid account of clerical life in Victorian Scotland. Through daily entries, Strain'...
Open Justice and Access to Court Records in The Archives | Legal Information Management
Abstract This article by Dr Charlotte Smith, of The National Archives, begins by articulating the importance and character of open justice. It then examines how this is evidenced in the justice sys...
Urban Renewalism, Modernity and the Palestinian City of Tiberias: From the Administration of Dhaher Al-‘Umar to the End of the Ottoman Period | Journal of Holy Land and Palestine Studies
The modern history of the Palestinian city of Tiberias traverses the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries and begins with growth and renewal under the formidable Palestinian leader Dhaher al-‘Umar; ...
2016 - IASH at 50
The Dangerous Women Project is established by Dr Peta Freestone and Professor Jo Shaw. From International Women's Day 2016, women from around the world respond daily to the question, 'what does it mean to be a dangerous woman?'
The Borders of Hospitality: From Derrida to Manaakitanga | Philosophy, Politics and Critique
This article asks two questions. First, where does hospitality begin and end – where are its borders? Second, in what ways do borders facilitate and restrict hospitality? To answer these questions,...
E. Charles Nelson FLS, VMM (15 September 1951–20 May 2024) | Archives of Natural History
His last article, ‘Ethnobotany and Irish nationalism: an early contribution by Dr Michael F. ... NELSON, E. C., 2024. Ethnobotany and Irish nationalism: an early contribution by Dr Michael F.