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Items where Division is "Current Faculties > Faculty of Arts and Humanities > School of Humanities > English
English" and Year is 2023

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Number of items: 49.

Article

Diasporic Syrian women writers: stories of resilience and survival - Rida Anis, Bahriye Kemal, Fozya Aldared and Agnes Woolley

Type: Article | 2023

Borders, burials, and the extended mind in Early Medieval England: Genesis A and Apple Down - Michael D.J. Bintley

Type: Article | 2023

An author mines her family’s origins to write ‘American Ending’: an interview with Mary Kay Zuravleff about her foray into historical fiction — and the paradoxes inherent in being American - Carole Burns

Type: Article | 2023 | Item not available on this server.

Pervasive extractivism: petroculture and sedimented histories in Sandrine Bessora’s Petroleum - Giulia Champion

Type: Article | 2023 | Item not available on this server.

Shakespeare and the New Palace of Westminster (1834–1927) - Callan Davies

Type: Article | 2023

Louise Swanton-Belloc, Lord Byron, and the House of Murray: cultural mediation and the rights of translation - Gillian Dow

Type: Article | 2023 | Item not available on this server.

"A cognitive listening": attending to captioning via the critical "unvoiceover" - Sarah Hayden

Type: Article | 2023

In which decibella escapes audition - Sarah Hayden

Type: Article | 2023 | Item availability restricted.

The cultural politics of civic pride through Hull UK City of Culture 2017 - Michael Howcroft

Type: Article | 2023

‘Why should it look like Maud?': playing with Tennyson in twentieth-century women's poetry - Will May

Type: Article | 2023 | Item availability restricted.

Zambia and the drift of world literature - Ranka Primorac

Type: Article | 2023 | Item availability restricted.

Topographies of exclusion: refugees, Windrush, and the politics of space in recent British film - Agnes Woolley

Type: Article | 2023

Book

Practices of ephemera in early modern England

Type: Book | 2023 | Routledge | Item not available on this server.

Transitions and relationships over land and sea in the early Middle Ages of Northern Europe

Type: Book | 2023 | Isle Heritage | Item not available on this server.

On Marriage - Devorah Baum

Type: Book | 2023 | Penguin; Hamish Hamilton | Item not available on this server.

Landscapes and environments of the Middle Ages - Michael Bintley and Kate Franklin

Type: Book | 2023 | Routledge | Item not available on this server.

The same country - Carole Burns

Type: Book | 2023 | Legend Press | Item not available on this server.

Oil and modern world dramas: from petro-mania to petro-melancholia - Alireza Fakhrkonandeh

Type: Book | 2023 | Routledge | Item not available on this server.

Me mouth noise/Fox ears twitch - Sarah Hayden

Type: Book | 2023 | Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther und Franz König | Item not available on this server.

Albert & the Whale - Philip Hoare

Type: Book | 2023 | Verlag Klett-Cotta | Item not available on this server.

Marrons Glace - Philip Hoare

Type: Book | 2023 | House Sparrow Press | Item not available on this server.

A writer's diary - Toby Litt

Type: Book | 2023 | Galley Beggar Press | Item not available on this server.

Book Section

Gay Bod: civic and LGBTQ+ pride after Brexit in a city on the margins of the UK and Europe - Catherine Baker and Michael Howcroft

Type: Book Section | 2023 | Routledge | Item not available on this server.

The Sound and Sense of Shakespeare’s Reduplicatives - Jakub Boguszak

Type: Book Section | 2023 | Cambridge University Press | Item availability restricted.

Baseless fabric: Joseph Priestley, world religions and the future - Stephen Bygrave

Type: Book Section | 2023 | Routledge | Item availability restricted.

Enfrentar vírus como homem: Bolsonaro's populism and performing hegemonic masculinity during the COVID-19 pandemic - Giulia Champion and Théo Aiolfi

Type: Book Section | 2023 | Routledge | Item not available on this server.

Playing apples and the playhouse archive - Callan Davies

Type: Book Section | 2023 | Routledge | Item not available on this server.

Women's writers networks - Gillian Dow

Type: Book Section | 2023 | Cambridge University Press | Item not available on this server.

'When Voyage I spun into outer space' - Philip Hoare

Type: Book Section | 2023 | Pilot Press | Item not available on this server.

Pilgrimage and the holy places in the book of Sir John Mandeville - Marianne O'Doherty

Type: Book Section | 2023 | Brill | Item availability restricted.

Overcomers: a historical sketch - Ranka Primorac

Type: Book Section | 2023 | Wits University Press | Item availability restricted.

Re-orienting the gaze: visualising refugees in recent film - Agnes Woolley

Type: Book Section | 2023 | Routledge

Conference or Workshop Item

What counts as data: how creative methods understand place, culture and belonging - Daniel Ashton, Nicky Marsh and Joseph Owen

Type: Conference or Workshop Item | 2023 | Item not available on this server.

Pride(s) in place(s): interdisciplinary perspectives on pride - Joseph Owen and Michael Howcroft

Type: Conference or Workshop Item | 2023 | Item not available on this server.

Monograph

Opening the observatory: a neighbouring data interim report - Joseph Owen, Katie Holdway, Nicky Marsh, Daniel Ashton, Stephanie Jones and Joanna Sofaer

Type: Monograph | 2023

Pride and Dorchester: Partner Report for Dorchester Town Council - Joseph Owen, Nicky Marsh and Stephanie Jones

Type: Monograph | 2023 | University of Southampton

Visions of Sandown: Partner Report for Isle of Wight Council - Joseph Owen, Nicky Marsh and Stephanie Jones

Type: Monograph | 2023 | University of Southampton

Art Design Item

[voices surface]: An audio documentary about accessing Handsworth songs - Sarah Hayden

Type: Art Design Item | 2023 | Lux | Item not available on this server.

How Proud - Nicky Marsh and Joseph Owen

Type: Art Design Item | 2023

Music Item

Love letters - Benjamin Oliver, Will May and Mohammad Shoaib Jameel

Type: Music Item | 2023 | Item not available on this server.

Review

'The Myth of the Literary Mafia': Review of Josh Lambert's The Literary Mafia - Devorah Baum

Type: Review | 2023 | Item not available on this server.

Travelling Archetypes: Mary Jacobus, On Belonging and Not Belonging: Translation, Migration, Displacement. Princeton University Press, 2021, £22 hardback, 248 pp. ISBN: 9780691212388. - Agnes Woolley

Type: Review | 2023 | Item not available on this server.

Website

Book extract: The Same Country by Carole Burns - Carole Burns

Type: Website | 2023 | Nation.Cymru | Item not available on this server.

Carole Burns on Celia Paul and Gwen John: Carole Burns explores painter Celia Paul’s new book, Letters to Gwen John, which sets out a series of imagined correspondence with Gwen John, the artist who inspired her - Carole Burns

Type: Website | 2023 | Wales Arts Review | Item not available on this server.

Carole Burns: writing is who I am - Carole Burns

Type: Website | 2023 | Wales Arts Review | Item not available on this server.

The many lessons from James Baldwin’s 'Another Country': Carole Burns rediscovers a masterclass in craft - Carole Burns

Type: Website | 2023 | Literary Hub | Item not available on this server.

On being a writer in Wales: Carole Burns - Carole Burns

Type: Website | 2023 | Nation.Cymru | Item not available on this server.

Other

Neighbouring Data Resource Pack: Investigating the possibilities of visualising, representing and connecting creative data - Joseph Owen, Nicky Marsh and Daniel Ashton

Type: Other | 2023

Understanding pride in place: A place-based creative Think Kit from Feeling Towns - Joseph Owen, Nicky Marsh and Michael J Howcroft

Type: Other | 2023

This list was generated on Tue Nov 19 02:34:03 2024 GMT.

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