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AI and Indigenous Data Sovereignty: Knowing, Engaging, and Learning in New Data Contexts | Somatechnics
The editors would like to acknowledge Māori researcher Dr Karaitiana Taiuru for their contributions to this special issue and leadership in advocacy for Indigenous Data Sovereignty and AI ethics. ... Running Wolf, Caroline., Running Wolf, Michael ., Silva
Edinburgh University Press - Style Guide - Scottish Historical Review
Dr Clare Loughlin. Reviews Editor (SHR). Email: [email protected]. ... Edited collections:. Katie Stevenson and Michael Brown (eds), Medieval St Andrews: Church, cult, city (Woodbridge, 2017).
Forres: A Hotbed of Witches? | Northern Scotland
This essay examines from a historical perspective the long-standing reputation of Forres, Moray, for being a place of note for witches. Famous for being mentioned in Shakespeare’s Macbeth, the site...
Michael Tweedie, Woutera van Benthem Jutting and the Mollusca of Malaya's limestone hills | Archives of Natural History
Links forged over the years between Singapore and the Netherlands by two naturalists, Michael Tweedie of the Raffles Museum and Woutera van Benthem Jutting of the Zoological Museum of the Universit...
Astronomers' contribution to library and information services at the South African Astronomical Observatory in their quest to understand the universe | Library & Information History
Astronomers rely heavily on access to scientific publications in order to conduct astronomical research leading to discoveries that push the frontiers of our understanding of the universe. This art...
Henry Home, Lord Kames, Principles of Equity, edited and with an introduction by Michael Lobban. Indianapolis: Liberty Fund, 2014. 603 pp. $24 hb. ISBN 9780865976153. | Journal of Scottish Philosophy
Henry Home, Lord Kames, Principles of Equity, edited and with an introduction by Michael Lobban. ... of Equity, edited by the distinguished historian of law Michael Lobban, is both inexpensive and handsomely put together.
Religion in context: History and Policy in Hume's Natural History of Religion | Journal of Scottish Philosophy
Hume's Natural History of Religion is generally regarded as a reductionist project, in which religion is traced to its universal natural roots in the passions and imagination. This interpretation n...
Tolkien’s ‘Sellic Spell’ and Beowulfian Sub-creation: the Artist and the Critic | Journal of Inklings Studies
This article considers Tolkien’s Old English version of his ‘Sellic Spell’, an adaptation that reconstructs the folkloric source of Beowulf. Critical reception of the ‘Sellic Spell’ has largely foc...
Ransom in the Garden of Adonis | Journal of Inklings Studies
This essay will argue that Ransom is a figure of Adonis, as read through the lens of Lewis’ baptized version of Sir James Frazer and Jessie Weston's folkloric studies which draw a direct line from ...
ʿAbd al-Mājid Daryābādī’s Tafsir-ul-Quran and the daʿwalogy of Abū’l-Ḥasan ʿAlī Nadwī | Journal of Qur'anic Studies
Beginning especially in the early twentieth century, Qur'an translation emerged as a major facet of modern Islamic daʿwa (‘“inviting” to Islam’, or ‘Islamic mission’). With the increasing availabil...