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Steve Boardman and David Ditchburn (eds), Kingship, Lordship and Sanctity in Medieval Britain: Essays in Honour of Alexander Grant | Northern Scotland
This essay must become required reading for anyone wishing to understand the developments in the British Isles at the start of the twelfth century.
William Gillies and Donald E. Meek (eds), Iasad Rann: A Borrowing of Verses: Original Gaelic poems and translations by John Maclean | Northern Scotland
John Maclean's name is known to all Gaelic scholars, certainly, but for anyone not ‘in the know’, it is likely that his achievements were overshadowed by those of his more ... However, anyone interested in this book will forgive this and enjoy the
Towards the Right to Cinematic Opacity: Navigating Transparency, Migration and Whiteness in Europe | Film-Philosophy
This article traces the relationship between, on the one hand, the aesthetic values of opacity and transparency, and, on the other hand, the ethics and politics of Europe's regulation of migration....
Vince L. Bantu. 2020. A Multitude of All Peoples: Engaging Ancient Christianity's Global Identity | Studies in World Christianity
This book is a fitting introduction for anyone seeking to reclaim the diversity of the early church and a springboard to pondering these more difficult questions.
Support for staff | Academic Skills | Academic Skills
How we work with staff to develop sessions or resources to support students’ academic skills development.
Scots’ Yes-No vote is focus of free course | College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences | College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
The constitutional future of Scotland and the UK forms the basis of a new online course.
Edinburgh University Press Journals - virtual collections
Anyone for Tennis?’: Male Dress and Decorum on the Tennis Courts in Inter-War Britain.
Altered Fashions: Eighteenth-Century Quilted Petticoats in a Finnish Context | Costume
Quilted petticoats were a common garment in the wardrobes of many women in eighteenth-century Finland. Both fashionable and practical, these items were passed on from one generation to the next and...
An Initial Foray into the Digital Mapping of London in Children's and Young Adult Literature | International Research in Children's Literature
What kinds of urban places give rise to magic in children's and young adult fantasy literature? Thinking specifically of London, is it the ancient, twisty, almost secret backstreets that seem only ...
Information Security Guidance for Home Working | Information Security | Information Security
Information to help keep you and the University safe when you are working from home.