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Space and Place in Children's Literature: 1789 to the Present. Eds. Maria Sachiko Cecire, Hannah Field, Kavita Mudan Finn and Malini Roy | International Research in Children's Literature
If anyone is wondering whether ‘place’ and ‘space’ are only fancier terms to replace the notions of ‘setting’ or ‘milieu’ in literary analysis, they are not, as the collection aptly illustrates. ... ideal for anyone planning to explore
Multiple Scotlands | Scottish Affairs
More to the point, I doubt whether anyone has quite the knowledge of the economic history of Scotland that the author has (he was, after all, professor of the subject at ... Edinburgh). Considering the constraints on living in Scotland, indeed, we might
‘Reading Together’ for the Nuance: Transgender Themes and Politics in Two Tunisian Novels from the 1990s | Comparative Critical Studies
Tunisian literature is only rarely studied and if it receives research attention the analysis has a monolingual focus. This article instead reads together French and Arabic works to contextualise t...
Will Sherwood and Julian Eilmann (eds.), The Romantic Spirit in the Works of J.R.R. Tolkien | Journal of Inklings Studies
For anyone remotely familiar with the historical artistic and philosophical current, a number of Tolkienian places, episodes and characters imbued with a ‘spirit’ or a ‘flavour’ traditionally attributed to the Romantic
‘Brexit put us in the Fridge, Covid in the Freezer’: The Impact of Covid-19 and Brexit on UK Freelance Dance Artists | Dance Research
This article investigates how Covid-19 and Brexit have impacted the practices, finances and wellbeing of UK dance professionals, drawing on first-hand data collected in early 2021 from interviews, ...
Clare Croft, Dancers as Diplomats: American Choreography in Cultural Exchange | Dance Research
Christine King quoted pp. 153–154). I would heartily recommend Dancers as Diplomats for anyone interested in the intersection of cultural politics and art practice, and I see it as a
A Translator's Note: On the Voices of Love or, Why Translate Roland Barthes Again? | CounterText
Timothy Mathews reflects upon the practice of translation and translating again, and on the specific qualities of a consistent and renewed encounter with the text of Barthes Fragments of a Lover's ...
Review: McEnery, Hardie and Younis (eds). 2019. Arabic Corpus Linguistics. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press | Corpora
Apart from journal articles and articles published in the Perspectives on Arabic Linguistics series, anyone who is interested in Arabic corpus linguistics can only notice the scarcity of books in this ... This is a very useful chapter for anyone who is
The thermodynamic uncertainty relation
The thermodynamic uncertainty relation discovered in 2015 is arguably one of the most promising insights arising from stochastic thermodynamics. It relates the mean and fluctuations of any current to the overall entropy production in a
Editorial: COVID-19 and the Socially-Present World Church | Studies in World Christianity
Anyone who thinks that the only lesson to be learned was the need to improve what we were already doing, or to refine existing systems and regulations, is denying reality.