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2011 - IASH at 50
The Institute participates in celebrations of the David Hume Tercentenary. Celebrations include large public events such as the Hume Birthday Party; Dr Millican's Lecture at the Royal Society of Edinburgh; and the Gifford Lecture by Lord Sutherland
No Mean Talent | Scottish Affairs
Then, against all the odds, Sharp produced another cracking feature film screenplay in Rob Roy (1995), the brainchild of Glasgow Producer Peter Broughan, and directed by Michael Caton-Jones. ... Seán Damer. Dr Seán Damer is Honorary Research Fellow,
C.S. Lewis and the ‘Genuine Text’ Controversy | Journal of Inklings Studies
In 1935, C.S. Lewis wrote a deliberately provocative letter to the Times Literary Supplement, criticizing an important aspect of the textual editing theory and practice of John Dover Wison, the lea...
2017 - IASH at 50
The Dangerous Women Project concludes on International Women's Day with a celebration at the Scottish Storytelling Centre. By the end the project features over 380 articles, and plans are discussed to put together a Dangerous Woman Book.
Partha Chatterjee, Tapati Guha-Thakurta and Bodhisattva Kar (eds), New Cultural Histories of India: Materiality and Practices | Cultural History
The last essay, by Srirupa Roy, on the ecology of stringer labour in the electronic news media of post-liberalization India, is an intriguing and persuasive account of new spaces of
Andrew Spicer, Sean Connery: Acting, Stardom and National Identity | Journal of British Cinema and Television
These include the James Bond films – Connery starred in the first five Bond pictures, from Dr No (1962) to You Only Live Twice (1967), returning twice to his most iconic role ... Following Dr No, for which he received only £6,000, Connery’s salary
2008 - IASH at 50
The first Conversations in Humanities, Arts and Technologies is organised by Professor Andy Clark as part of the Institute's 2008 research theme: The Humanities in the 21st Century.
1983 - IASH at 50
Visiting speakers include R.M. Hare on Moral Philosophy. David Daiches delivers the Gifford Lectures.
Through a Cuban Lens: Storytelling and Surrealism in the Work of Raúl Cañibano | Modernist Cultures
Raúl Cañibano’s photography offers a richly textured visual account of contemporary Cuba, characterised by an interplay of modernist and surrealist aesthetics. This article examines how his work en...
The Body of the Antagonist in Current Spanish Novels for Children and Young Adults | International Research in Children's Literature
This article examines the bodies of antagonists in Spanish award-winning children’s and young adult novels between 2018 and 2020. Qualitative analysis using software was used to categorise antagoni...