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Active Noise Control: Cybernetics, Information Theory, and the Financialization of Randomness | Philosophy, Politics and Critique
In the second half of the twentieth century, Claude Shannon’s 1948 definition of noise as the enemy of communication became hegemonic basis of polities, economies, emergent network technologies and...
Winter Newsletter 2023 | Generation Scotland | Generation Scotland
2023 marks an exciting stage in our research. We're now inviting new volunteers to join. Anyone in Scotland can sign up, and for the first time this can be anyone aged 12 or over. Please let your friends, family and people in your community know
A Voyage round My Room by Xavier de Maistre, translated by Iain Macleod Higgins | Comparative Critical Studies
He will doubtless have a place in the reader’s heart, and if there is anyone unfeeling enough to refuse Joanetti such a place after having read the next chapter heaven
Susan J. Wolfson Romantic Shades and Shadows | Romanticism
Except, as anyone who has tried to locate the lines in Remorse will know, they do not appear in that play at all, as perhaps Hazlitt knew he knew.
Amy Blakeway, Regency in Sixteenth-Century Scotland | Northern Scotland
Contents. Anyone who is familiar with sixteenth-century Scottish history will know that there were significant periods of minority and regency government during the 1500s. ... This clearly indicates the ayres held during minorities and regencies and is a
November 2019 | Alumni Services | Alumni
A medieval historian, a cognitive neuroscientist, a green campaigner, an adult learning specialist and a US National Park Service employee reflect on their experiences.
July 2016 | Alumni Services | Alumni
We have a fine spread of graduates this month. Ranging from a crime writer who graduated from law in 1970 to a distance surgical science alumnus who left in 2010. Our five alumni share memories of their time at Edinburgh through the decades.
David Gange, The Frayed Atlantic Edge: A Historian's Journey from Shetland to the Channel | Journal of Scottish Historical Studies
This is not a simple journey narrative. There is much here for ‘ anyone who wonders what history can do or how historical thinking can be made to matter’(p.115).
Restricted restrictives on Twitter/X: analysing and predicting English relativiser choice in the Philippine Twitter-/X-scape | Corpora
Previous studies on English in the Philippines (EngPh) have often investigated relativiser choice (e.g., who, that, zero) in restrictive relative clauses (rrc) in popular written and spoken modalit...
Entanglement measures and monotones
In quantum physics, the non-intuitive property of nonlocality -- non-independence of measurements carried out on separated subsystems, due to their correlated joint state -- is commonly attributed to 'entanglement'. There is a hunt on to quantify