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Tom Cain and Ruth Connolly's The Poems of Ben Jonson | Ben Jonson Journal
Anyone who has read much of Jonson’s verse will surely agree with the claim by Cain and Connolly that although.
Joanne F Sonin, Shareholders and Stakeholders: The Unrealised Promise of Company Law in Post-War Britain | Edinburgh Law Review
The structure of the book is commendable. It is recommended to anyone who is interested in company law and corporate governance.
Annual Recognition Awards | Usher Institute | Usher Institute
The Usher Institute is delighted to recognise the contribution of staff and students in our Annual Recognition Awards.
Balkan Transits: Becoming-Other in Theo Angelopoulos’s The Suspended Step of the Stork | Film-Philosophy
In affirming the figure of the refugee, Theo Angelopoulos’s 1991 film The Suspended Step of the Stork radically repositions the latter from its normative casting as another human being worth saving...
Teaching the History of the Book, edited by Matteo Pangallo and Emily B. Todd | Library & Information History
This stimulating collection of essays aims to provide a pool of practical pedagogical inspiration and theoretical reflection for anyone teaching book history.
Dynamically Emergent Correlations
The goal of this talk is to show that strong correlations between particles may emerge dynamically due to a common stochastically fluctuating environment, even when there is no direct built-in interaction between particles. These correlations grow
Personal stories | HOPE | Centre for Reproductive Health
Members of Flow Right PPI group share their personal experiences of heavy menstrual bleeding.
Clayton, James Gillray: A Revolution in Satire | The Scottish Historical Review
Gillray’s immediate popularity; anyone looking back over his output during the period could find him undermining his paymasters as effectively (if never as graphically) as flailing the Whig opposition led
Proof of identity | Library | Library
For the purposes of safety and security of our users and collections, before we can issue a library card to anyone who is not a member of the University of Edinburgh or registered as an official visitor, we have to see proof of identity (ID) and
More Than a Handful | Scottish Affairs
This piece reflects, takes stock, and imagines future developments in gender equality and diversity in the Scottish legal profession while highlighting areas for improvement. It is an appraisal of ...