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‘Not at all afraid’: Queer Temporality and the School Detective Story | Crime Fiction Studies
Kate Haffey has recently argued that if queer time can be seen as a turning away from narrative coherence, it suggests new possibilities for considering narrative structures more generally. Combini...
Graham Gamble | Alumni Services | Alumni
Headmaster, Graham Gamble tells us about acting, writing and a love of haggis suppers.
Chemistry Tercentenary Targets Student Support | Alumni Services | Alumni
The University of Edinburgh has been marking 300 years of the Chemistry department with special events throughout the year. The celebrations are continuing and alumni have been getting involved, including one who has launched a new prize for PhD
Running for Motor Neurone Disease | Alumni Services | Alumni
Inspired by the efforts and commitment of their supporters, Euan MacDonald Centre staff have decided to do some fundraising of their own by taking part in the Edinburgh Marathon Festival on 26th May 2013.
Recognition for medical pioneer | Alumni Services | Alumni
Sixty years after her graduation, an alumna’s pioneering work in palliative care in Canada has been officially recognised.
A festival of creativity | Alumni Services | Alumni
Edinburgh College of Art’s theatrical fancy-dress extravaganza, the Revel is the subject of a new exhibition at the University’s main library.
Altruism: a bluffer's guide
I shall give a short introduction to some of the issues surrounding the development of altruistic behaviour. The central question is how altruism can evolve within a Darwinian framework when the altruist experiences a fitness cost. I shall describe
Be determined to succeed | Alumni Services | Alumni
Maths alumna Caitlin Stronach has been telling today's undergraduates to make the most of all the opportunities offered to them at University. She tells us about her time as a student, career as an actuary, and why she wants to help students.
Finding Sunbeams in the Darkness: Michel Serres's Analogical Thinking and the Ethics of Listening in The Zone of Interest | Film-Philosophy
This article addresses the fundamental concept underpinning Jonathan Glazer's The Zone of Interest, which recognizes selective empathy and extraordinary empathy dissonance within our contemporary c...
John Gribbel and the Federation Presentation Album | Burns Chronicle
Not all the Artists it seems were completely consistent with the brief as the watercolour of a scene on Arran by Colin Mitchell might suggest (figure 16): although living most of ... Figure 16: Colin G. Mitchell , ‘The Ferry, Corrie’, watercolour. The