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Early Days of the Department of Extra-Mural Studies, University of Aberdeen | Northern Scotland
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‘Stopping the flow of time’: Wonder and Writing Experience in Rachel Cusk | CounterText
In Rachel Cusk's recent work, the sentence seems to exist between two poles: writing and speaking. This article examines the sentence in Cusk's Second Place to argue that her unique manner of handl...
Ouatann and Cocotte: Arabic in French and French in Arabic in Two Tunisian Women’s Novels | Comparative Critical Studies
Reading Azza Filali’s Ouatann (2012) in French and Hafidha Karabibene’s Al-nijma wal-cocotte (2015) in Arabic together allows for an understanding of the formation of a post-Revolutionary identity ...
Eve Vivienne Clark | School of Philosophy, Psychology & Language Sciences | School of Philosophy, Psychology and language sciences
Eve Clark, Professor of Linguistics at Stanford University, was drawn to language from a young age having grown up speaking English and French. A PhD Linguistics graduate, she shares her many memories of living and working in Scotland.
Memory in Pictures: Ukrainian Comics (Malopys) across War | International Research in Children's Literature
This article examines the impact of war on the development of Ukrainian comics, known as malopys. It argues that malopys play a significant role in shaping Ukrainian collective memory and cultural ...
The Colour of Social Realism | Journal of British Cinema and Television
During the 1960s Eastmancolor, a relatively cheap, widely available film stock, revolutionised the British film industry's approach to colour. This article discusses the consequences of this major ...
‘The Phantom Child had seemed to put forth all its force’: The Potential of Spectral Friendship in Elizabeth Gaskell's ‘The Old Nurse's Story’ (1852) and Neil Gaiman's Coraline (2002) | Gothic Studies
This article explores the gothic trope of inherited family sins through the lens of childhood studies. I will examine the potential that children hold within gothic texts as a counterforce to conti...
Cohort leads | The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies | The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies
Your Cohort Lead will help facilitate your transition to studying at the University of Edinburgh.
From private dialect to public language: Transforming Moroccan Arabic through the voices of sub-Saharan African immigrants | Journal of Arabic Sociolinguistics
Over the past few decades, Morocco has witnessed a surge of activity related to colloquial Moroccan Arabic, or Darija (dārija), a vernacular variety of Arabic that is unstandardized and officially ...
Dick Vet Tops Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2021 | The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies | The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies
The Dick Vet Tops Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide for the sixth year running.