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Earth Science and Physical Geography MEarthSci - Undergraduate programmes | The University of Edinburgh
Gain a broad grounding in physical geography and Earth processes to address global challenges. Balance data science, programming, and computing skills with traditional field and laboratory skills, alongside knowledge of geography and Earth science.
Snares and delusions: culture and politics in Scotland | Scottish Affairs
Hames, possibly because he came late to the process, is unsure of his footing around these magazines, and anyone wanting a systematic review of them will not get it here. ... that. Anyone expecting some kind of review of Scottish cultural output will be
Submit a Proposal | Library | Library
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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...
The Black Android, Janelle Monáe and Crossover Stardom: Race and Technology On-screen | Film-Philosophy
Artificial people, far from embodying the false promise of a post-racial future, come to be inscribed with signifiers of race across science fiction film and television. However, like Western philo...
Plan Dalet, the Palestine Nakba and Theatre: Decoding the Diacritics of the 1948 Nakba in Hannah Khalil’s Plan D | Journal of Holy Land and Palestine Studies
This article scrutinises the disastrous impacts of Israeli occupation on Palestinians in the Palestinian-Irish playwright Hannah Khalil’s Plan D (2010) by decoding the diacritics of the Palestine N...
Can the West Speak? (Picturing the Quilting Point in Cambodian and Palestinian Films) | Film-Philosophy
This article explores the unraveling of subjectivity under conditions of imperial and genocidal trauma. It does so by staging encounters between critical race theory, psychoanalytic and post/coloni...
The Dance of Barthes | CounterText
Nathalie Léger returns to Barthes’s Fragments d’un discours amoureux to highlight its continuing appeal. But can it be pinned down? Should the attempt even be made? Léger draws on a life-time of en...
Lucy Moran | Alumni Services | Alumni
2018 Business with Marketing graduate Lucy Moran helped to create the podcast 'Her Own Boss', designed to inspire young women to find their inner entrepreneur.
Richard Rex, The Making of Martin Luther | Moreana
anyone , or shared with anyone except the believer in person and alone, on account of their faith” (146). ... If the real Church was spiritual, individuals could know they were members, but they could not vouch for the membership of anyone else.