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Publications – Art in Translation
Valentin Angelov, Parallels: Constructivism and Artistic ‘Isms’ and ‘Yes’ and ‘No’ to Constructivism, translated from Bulgarian by David Mossop. ... David Crowley (National College of Art and Design, Dublin), As It Is: Art and the Mass Media
Meet the Team: Louise – Generation Scotland
It is part of the reason why I joined. I did ask about it at the interview and was promised to be kept busy – David certainly didn’t joke on that
Digest: January 2022 – Second World War Network (Scotland)
David L. Hoffman (ed), The Memory of the Second World War in Soviet and Post-Soviet Russia, Abingdon: Routledge, 2021,. ... David Edgerton, ‘The Nationalisation of British History: Historians, Nationalism and the Myths of 1940’, The English
2020/21 – Psycholinguistics Coffee
2 December. Dávid György (University of Geneva). Rhythmic priming of syntactic processing: is the effect purely facilitatory?
2022/23 – Psycholinguistics Coffee
December. David Hernández-Gutiérrez (he/him) (Basque Center on Cognition Brain and Language).
January 2020 – Emigration blog
Macmillan, David S. (1967). Scotland and Australia 1788-1850. Emigration, Commerce and Investment. ... See Beck, David R.M. (2019). Unfair Labor?: American Indians and the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago.
ISG: Where every day is a school day – Digital Learning Applications and Media
I ( David Buik) have recently been reflecting on how much I learn each day during my internship in the Information Services Group (ISG).
Lyell Notebooks: Progress Report – Through Lyell's Eyes
of Special Collections, at Rachel.Hosker@ed.ac.uk or to discuss the fundraising campaign or future funding needs; David McClay, Philanthropy Manager, Library & University Collections
Image – Stories from Vet School
This was spurred on by an obsession with all David Attenborough documentaries!
Cultivating a greener Future: introducing our new Forest and Peatland Manager – Social Responsibility and Sustainability
An introduction from David Bruce on his new role as Forest and Peatland Manager for the University of Edinburgh’s programme to sequester carbon through forest and peatland restoration in Scotland.