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Putting an end to modern slavery
November 17 2014 This week the Modern Slavery Bill was debated by the House of Lords. […]
Appears in Issue 5
Tags: ‘Care for the Future, AHRC, anti-slavery, Arts and Humanities Research Council, contemporary slavery, Department of American and Canadian Studies, House of Lords, Modern Slavery Bill, Professor Andrew Thompson, Professor Jean Allain, Professor John Oldfield, Professor Kevin Bales, Professor Peter Ling, Professor Stephen Mumford, Professor Zoe Trodd, Queens University Belfast, The University of Hull
New online tool to study the works of Charles Dickens
Academics from The University of Nottingham have designed a new online linguistics tool that will help […]
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Tags: Arts and Humanities Research Council, Centre for Research in Applied Linguistics, Charles Dickens, CLiC, linguistics
Where comics and classics collide
Academics use a variety of methods to get their work seen by a broader audience than […]
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Tags: 300, classics, comics, helots, Jordie Bellaire, Kieron Gillen, Lynn Fotheringham, Ryan Kelly, Sparta, Stephen Hodkinson, Three
New literary journal to celebrate the art of the letter
We are living in an age when we are more likely to fire off an email […]
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Tags: Creative Writing, Jon McGregor, Professor David Greenaway, The Letters Page
Lectures on Identity — from identical atoms to human individuality
A new lecture series exploring the concept of identity from a multi-disciplinary perspective begins at The […]
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New light shed on history of ancient glass
It’s an everyday material we take for granted but now the secrets of how we came […]
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Tags: ancient glass, archaeology, Bronze Age, Professor Julian Henderson
Echoes of slavery— the stately home connection
It may be over two hundred years since the abolition of the British slave trade but […]
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Tags: country houses, Department of History, geography, history, School of Geography, slavery, state home
Tweets from beyond the grave bring Ben Jonson to life
An epic journey undertaken on foot by the celebrated playwright Ben Jonson more than 400 years […]
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Tags: Ben Jonson, English, expedition, facebook, history, social media, twitter, walk