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Suppressed Voices: Parallel Censorship of James Joyce and Sadegh Hedayat | Comparative Critical Studies
This article undertakes a comparative analysis of the censorship experiences of two significant authors, James Joyce from Ireland and Sadegh Hedayat from Iran. It aims to shed light on the remarkab...
Jim Fletcher | Alumni Services | Alumni
Florida-based property investor Jim Fletcher recalls the great cultural impact his time at Edinburgh had on him.
Social Work, Master of MSW - Postgraduate taught programmes | The University of Edinburgh
Study MSW in Social Work at the University of Edinburgh. Our postgraduate master of social work programme is a professional postgraduate qualification for those looking to practise as qualified social workers, and is recognised by the Scottish
Interventions on the Blaskets: The Photographic Documentation of Françoise Sullivan’s Irish Performances | Irish University Review
In 1978, the Québécoise artist Françoise Sullivan went to the Blasket Islands and made a series of performances for the camera. Sullivan (1923– ) is relatively unknown outside of her native Québec ...
Parameter estimation and all that
Least-squares method, maximum likelihood, Bayesian approach - everyone has heard about at least one of these methods. But do people understand how these approaches are related, what assumptions they make, and when to use each of them? In this talk I
Left Libertarianism for the Twenty-First Century | Journal of Social and Political Philosophy
There are many different kinds of libertarianism. The first is right libertarianism, which received its most powerful expression in Robert Nozick’s Anarchy, State and Utopia (1974), a book that sti...
Reconfiguring Intimacy in Contemporary Irish Queer Theatre and Performance through Party Scene: Chemsex, Community and Crisis (2022) | Irish University Review
The contemporary landscape of Irish queer theatre and performance is diverse and alive. THISISPOPBABY stands as a landmark company known for its blending of queer culture with pop culture. Their pr...
Translating and Creating New Discourses for Children in Argentina: Explorations around the Enunciator’s Communicative Image in the Writings of María Elena Walsh and Elsa Bornemann | International Research in Children's Literature
This article aims to explore the construction of a common enunciative identity in a set of paratexts belonging to a corpus of works that contain texts translated by María Elena Walsh and Elsa Borne...
Spatial modelling in biogeochemistry
Many key steps in global geochemical cycles are mediated by microbial life. Because of this, any model hoping to accurately reproduce how these chemicals are spatially distributed in the environment must include terms for microbial metabolism as
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...