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Lauren Chin | School of GeoSciences | GeoSciences
Lauren discusses the benefits of keeping in touch with people after university and building upon the knowledge and skills gained from her degree in MSc Energy, Society and Sustainability.
Barbara Burman and Ariane Fennetaux, The Pocket: A Hidden History of Women's Lives, 1660–1900 | Costume
Fewer, larger, images of specific pockets would have been useful for anyone keen to examine them in greater depth.
Revisiting the Philosophy of Horror | Film-Philosophy
exist, and 2) why would anyone be interested in horror, since being horrified is so unpleasant’ (128). ... his lap) -- will bring a chuckle of appreciative recognition to anyone who's ever worked at home when the bambini are present.
Alan Rawes and Diego Saglia's Byron and Italy | Romanticism
Rawes and Saglia's collection should become a standard work for anyone interested in the connections between Byron and Italy, but it is also a model for any edited book that
C.S. Lewis and the ‘Genuine Text’ Controversy | Journal of Inklings Studies
In 1935, C.S. Lewis wrote a deliberately provocative letter to the Times Literary Supplement, criticizing an important aspect of the textual editing theory and practice of John Dover Wison, the lea...
Q&A: Liv gives reassurance to current students | Alumni Services | Alumni
Liv Laumenech is a 2015 graduate of Modern and Contemporary Art: History, Curating, Criticism and now works as Public Art Officer in the Centre for Research Collections. She recently took part in the University's Creative and Cultural Careers
Estimating Omissions from Searches
We consider the generic problem of estimating how many items have been missed when two or more people search for them in some finite set. The problem appears in a wide variety of contexts including estimating the number of typographical errors in a
Smithian Moral Judgement: Humean Passions and Beyond | Journal of Scottish Philosophy
Smithian (supposedly) irregular feelings reveal the internal structure of moral judgements by showing that they consist of two distinct elements. These elements belong to different dynamisms of hum...
How the Taliban are Institutionalizing the Propagation of Virtue and Enjoinment of Vice in Afghanistan | Afghanistan
This article examines the body of rules that the Taliban has enacted to institutionalize the propagation of virtue and enjoinment of vice by presenting a critique of the institution from within the...
Are aliens coming to eat your face? | Alumni Services | Alumni
Alumnus Dr Adam Stevens (Physics 2007, PGDE 2008) researches astrobiology at the University, and is answering that age old question: is there anybody out there?