Live or dead? Televised theatre and its audiences in Bali
School of Oriental and African Studies
FACULTI – Professor Mark Hobart – ‘Live or dead? Televised theatre and its audiences in Bali Professor Mark Hobart, SOAS, […]
Journalism & Media
The future of Journalism
Kingston University
With over 50,000 Twitter followers, blogger, author, digital journalist and media commentator Sunny Hundal has risen prominence over the past […]
Non-verbal interactions between people showing empathy
Queen Mary University London
Nicola Plant, Queen Mary University of London.
Popular Youth Culture in Morocco
London School of Economics & Political Science
Popular youth culture in Contemporary Morocco and the re-imagining of the nation: a case study of hip-hop.
Loving Faster Than Light: Romance and Readers in Einstein’s Universe
Queen Mary University of London
In November 1919, newspapers around the world alerted readers to a sensational new theory of the universe: Albert Einstein’s theory […]
Coal-fired Computers
Graham Harwood, Convenor MA Interactive Media, Lecturer in Practical Methods In 2010, Harwood and Yokokoji, in conjunction with Demars, exhibited […]
Contextualising the Media and the Uprisings: A return to History
School of Oriental and African Studies
Dr. Dina Matar, School of Oriental and African Studies, London Matar, Dina (2012) Contextualising the Media and the Uprisings
Narratives of conflicts and diasporic movements
School of Oriental and African Studies School of Oriental and African Studies
Dr Fernando Resende, School of Oriental and African Studies, London Narratives of conflicts and diasporic movements.
Steven Pinker on the Sense of Style
Harvard University
Why is so much writing so bad, and how can we make it better? Do people write badly on purpose, […]